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Redland Manor BS6 redland manor BS6 We stburyGuilds A new chapter in one of Redland’s architectural landmarks begins. Part of a stunning redevelopment of the former Redland High School for Girls, Redland Manor is where period meets contemporary with six beautiful apartments, bringing you the rare opportunity to own a unique and sympathetically restored Victorian home in the heart of Redland, one of Bristol’s most desirable areas. Computer Generated Image Contemporary period homes and incredible views, in a sought-after location. Built in 1732, the school’s historic main restored Victorian villas, Redland building, Redland Court, was designed Manor’s exterior elevation of dressed by architect John Strachan as a stone with limestone ashlar detailing private residence for John Cossins. around the recreated sash windows, The building became home to Redland bays and chimneys celebrates all that High School for Girls in 1885 and grew is classically Victorian. to become one of the top girls’ schools in the South West, merging with Red Inside, Redland Manor offers more Maids School in 2017. The school built Victoriana features, including high and acquired a number of period ceilings and full height sash windows buildings over the years, including the to many of the apartments – Sixth Form & Bursar’s Office building – maximising the sense of space. Some now Redland Manor. of the apartments also boast original feature fireplaces, completing the Preserving much of the Victorian period look while providing the perfect character of the building, Redland focal point. Elegant, period touches Manor effortlessly blends restored are complemented by modern, period features with contemporary open-plan living, including high design to create six unique specification Shaker-style kitchens and apartments, tailor made for modern contemporary bathroom suites. living. Comprising two meticulously Computer Generated Image A picturesque location just a stone’s throw from chic boutiques, first-class eateries and some of Bristol’s most iconic attractions. From top left: Boasting a prime location off Redland Road, Redland Manor’s prominent The Ivy Clifton Brasserie, Pero’s and elevated position provides far-reaching views across Bristol and the Bridge at Bristol Waterside, surrounding countryside beyond. Cabot Circus, Redland Parish Church, Cotham Gardens, As well as being within easy reach of Bristol secluded gardens and leisure destinations Clifon Lido, River Cottage city centre, Redland Manor is conveniently can also be found nearby, including: Kitchen on Whiteladies Road. positioned to take advantage of numerous Cotham Gardens, Redland Green, Bristol fashionable restaurants, cafés and Lawn Tennis and Squash Club, Bannatyne independent shops – from Chandos Road to health club and spa, the Everyman cinema, Whiteladies Road to Clifton Village, not to Redgrave Theatre, and the famous Bristol mention vibrant Gloucester Road. Zoo Gardens. Located within the vast green space of Durdham Downs is the Minutes from Redland Manor are favourite Observatory, also a stone’s throw from local haunts including The Ivy, River Cottage Brunel’s world famous Clifton Suspension Kitchen and Bristol’s most unique spa Bridge – the iconic symbol of Bristol. destination – The Lido. Chandos Deli is also close by, as is Redland Bakery, Wild Oats In terms of travel, Redland train station is health food store and Corks of Cotham nearby and connects with Clifton and the wine shop. 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Clifton @ VillaGe 9 A B @ 3 3 B Directions aDDRess 7-9 Woodstock Road, Redland, Bristol SaTnaV PostcoDe BS6 7EN ReDlanD manoR DiReCTionS fRom: a38 BRistol aiRPoRT 20 minS / 9 mileS Take the A38 north-west, signposted for Bristol. m4/m32 16 minS / 6 mileS From Bridgwater Road take the South Bristol Take exit 19 of the M4 to join the M32 into Link Road (Colliters Way/A4174), joining the Bristol. At junction 3, take the A4320 exit A370. Take the left onto Brunel Way (A3029) to Bath (A4). At the roundabout, take the and continue onto Hotwell Road, taking the 3rd exit onto Lower Ashley Road (B4051). right onto Bridge Valley Road (A4176). At the Continue to follow the B4051 over the next roundabout turn right onto Redland Hill (B4468). roundabout and turn right onto Cheltenham At the next roundabout take the 2nd exit onto parking Road (A38). Take the left turn onto Cotham Redland Road, then left onto Woodstock Road. Brow, then right onto Redland Road. Turn Redland Manor is the last property on your right. right onto Clarendon Road, then first right onto Woodstock Road. Redland Manor is the m5 j19 16 minS / 6 mileS first property on your left. Take exit 19 of the M5 and head south-east on Martcombe Road/Abbots Leigh Road m5 j17 13 minS / 5 mileS (A369). Take the left onto Bridge Road Take exit 17 of the M5 and head south-west (B3129), signposted to Clifton, and across the on Cribbs Causeway (A4018). Continue Clifton Suspension Bridge. Take the left onto along Falcondale Road/Westbury Road Observatory Road, left onto Clifton Down then (A4018), signposted to Clifton, for 4.5 miles. right, continuing along Clifton Down (A4176). At the roundabout turn left onto Redland Hill At the roundabout turn right onto Redland (B4468). At the next roundabout take the Hill (B4468). At the next roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Redland Road, then left onto 2nd exit onto Redland Road, then left onto Woodstock Road. Redland Manor is the last Woodstock Road. Redland Manor is the last property on your right. property on your right. apartmentterrace 2 apartment 1 terrace AB=@/53 apartment 2 AB=@/53 GARDEN >:/<B@==; /<21G1:3AB=@/53 woodstockroad BaSemenT Plan Computer Generated Image Apartments 1 to 4 :=4B AB=@/53 032@==; A6=E3@@==; E/@2@=03 E/@2@=03 3<AC7B3 ;/AB3@ 032@==; 1=;;C</: 1=;;C</: E¸@=03 /@3/ /@3/ A6=E3@@==; AB=@/53 032@==; 3<B@/<13 1=;;C</:/@3/ E/@2@=03 97B163< 1:=/9A 3<B@/<13 ;/AB3@032@==; :7D7<5 97B163< /@3/ E/@2@=03 :7D7<5 /@3/ APARTMENT 6 APARTMENT 5 032@==; 032@==; E/@2@=03 3<AC7B3 0/B6@==; E/@2@=03 E/@2@=03 2@3AA7<5 /@3/ ;/AB3@ 032@==; ;/AB3@032@==; CB7:7BG 3<AC7B3 032@==;! " 3<B@/<13 />/@B;3<B 3<B@/<13 1=;;C</: /@3/ AB=@/53CB7:7BG 3<B@/<13 97B163< C<23@AB/7@A AB=@/53 0/B6@==; 032@==;! :7D7<5 /@3/ 47@3>:/13 97B163< :7D7<5 /@3/ APARTMENT 4 APARTMENT 3 0/B6@==; Apartment 1, Ground Floor Located on the ground floor, Apartment contemporary en-suite shower rooms One offers generous and flexible living and bathroom are finished to a high 032@==; 032@==;! space as well as three double bedrooms, specification, befitting a development of E/@2@=03 with two en-suite. The large bay and this calibre. floor-to-ceiling height sash windows have 3<AC7B3 been recreated to ensure a light and airy Apartment One benefits from its own E/@2@=03 E/@2@=03 feel, accentuated by the apartment’s private terrace and designated parking high ceilings – finished with decorative space. There is also access to bike storage ceiling roses as well as an original feature in Redland Manor’s secure basement. ;/AB3@032@==; 032@==;! 032@==; fireplace. The contemporary Shaker style design Kitchen/living/Dining area E/@2@=03 complements the apartment’s period 7.4m x 6.5m 24’2” x 21’3” 3<AC7B3 5NE character and is finished to a high specification.
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