6 Bed Terraced House, Bristol, BS3

Large, light bedroom comes fully furnished with double bed, wardrobe, desk, bin, mirror, chest of drawers, bedside table, TV aerial. The ensuite has a shower, toilet and handbasin.

The kitchen is fully equipped with a fridge, freezer, fan oven, microwave, washing machine, tumble dryer, dishwasher. There is a dining table that can seat up to 6 people. There is also a communal lounge area that has a 40 inch flat screen SMART TV.

A brand new mega flow boiler system has been installed which supplies endless hot water!

There is a garden area for a lovely summer BBQ!

Rent is £700pcm and includes all bills i. e. electric, water, gas, council tax, high speed broadband and a fortnightly cleaner for the communal areas

Deposit - Equal to one months rent and logged with the DPS

There is on street parking available.

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There are local shops surrounding the house

Trains - Temple meads station in just 1.6 miles away. Bedminster station is a 10 minute walk.

Number 90 bus stop is right outside and takes you into the town centre in just 9 minutes!! Bus stop right outtside- X5, 90, 777A, 22, 512,

Take a saunter south of the river to find Bedminster. Full of independent shops, restaurants, bars, markets, urban art and city farms this is a lively area popular with local Bristolians and city dwellers.

North Street is the centre of most of the activity and is perennially popular. Offering an enviable mix of independent shops, cafes, bars, restaurants and markets. The Tobacco Factory Theatres stage Shakespeare, opera, Christmas shows, comedy, puppetry and dance. The adjoining Cafe Bar meanwhile hosts a number of events and performances throughout the year whilst serving up a fine selection of good food and Bristol Beer Factory brews.

The area is a haven for shoppers and foodies who regularly flock to the strip for stores like the Southville Deli, which sells fair trade, organic and wholefoods, as well as the Sunday morning market at the Tobacco Factory.

There are green spaces too that where you can get close to nature including Windmill Hill City Farm in Bedminster, a voluntary community project that runs social, environmental and educational activities and seasonal events.

For sports fans, Ashton Gate Stadium is the home of Bristol City FC and Bristol Rugby.

From Temple Meads station, you can see the famous multi-coloured houses lining the hills of Totterdown. There are plenty of friendly pubs and cafes throughout the area, and Victoria Park offers incredible views over the city and the south suburbs of Bristol.

The area is a popular spot to enjoy a relaxing drink and some great food with some great options. The Old Bookshop on North Street is famed for its distinctive mural and serves up a delicious selection of small plates alongside regular gigs by local talents. Head to Souk Kitchen for Lebanese cuisine or the popular Mark's Bread for seriously good baked treats. For brilliant breakfasts try the Lounge or Cafe Grounded or for pre-theatre dining, head to the Tobacco Factory or the Thali Cafe next door for authentic Indian street food