2 rooms flat of 135m² in Bristol

Summary: A stunning two bedroom apartment situated within Flour House, a brand new building which forms part of the award winning The General development. This partially gated riverside community offers the perfect city centre retreat, minutes walk from the bustling centre and Temple Meads Train Station. Key Features: Two Double Bedrooms Contemporary Family Bathroom Stylish Fully Furnished Apartment Two Balconies One Allocated Underground Parking Space Master Walk In Wardrobe Luxury Kitchen En-suite To Master Integrated Appliances Washer Dryer Full Details: A stunning two bedroom apartment situated within Flour House, a brand new building which forms part of the award winning The General development. This partially gated riverside community offers the perfect city centre retreat, minutes walk from the bustling centre and Temple Meads Train Station. This apartment boasts a west facing view looking onto the landscaped gardens and the iconic, beautifully restored Edward VII wing. The elegant open plan kitchen, dining and living area has two Juliet balconies, which flood the apartment with light. The contemporary kitchen has stone worktops and fully integrated Neff appliances. Each of the two double bedrooms feature Juliet balconies, creating bright and airy spaces. The master benefits from an en suite shower room and fitted wardrobes. The stylish family bathroom is luxurious, with Laufen sanitaryware and porcelain tiles. This apartment benefits from an essential utility cupboard complete with washing machine, one secure underground parking space and on-site concierge. Property is offered furnished Available: 14th September 2026 EPC - B Council Tax- D Viewing & Disclaimer: Please Energy Performance Certificate Click here to view the Energy Efficiency Rating and Environmental Impact Rating for this property. Berkeley Estates BS1 endeavour to maintain accurate depictions of properties in Virtual Tours, Floor Plans and descriptions, however, these are intended only as a guide and purchasers must satisfy themselves by personal inspection.