.A renovated Modernist townhouse with 3 / 4 bedrooms, large open plan living room opening out onto a sunny balcony, a south westerly facing garden and integral garage.

1960s Modernist architecture was a break from the norm, embracing minimalism, function and practicality with large open plan living, flooded with natural light from wide windows.

21 Cotham Park has undergone a detailed renovation with practical, aesthetic and ecological improvements - a new roof, electrics, gas boiler, stunning bathroom, lots of insulation and decorated neutrally throughout with a combination of tiled, exposed wood and new carpet flooring – only the kitchen hasn’t been touched and offers the chance to update to individual tastes and styles.

The house offers versatile living with 3 bedrooms and an extra ground floor bedroom / reception with ensuite shower pod and kitchenette – providing flexibility for independent / dependent relatives, a potential Airbnb or simply as an indoor / outdoor entertaining space accessed via bifold doors to the garden.

The rear elevation and garden benefit from an open south westerly aspect with lots of sun and sky which is a real rarity in such a central location.

Cotham Park is a highly regarded tree lined road on the borders of Cotham and Redland - giving easy and walkable access (circa 650m) to both Whiteladies Road and Gloucester Road.

So much close by - both Chandos Road and Cotham Hill are within 600m and have some of Bristol's finest neighbourhood eateries (3 listed in the Michelin Guide - Little Hollows, Bulrush and Wilsons) and a range of popular local pubs - The Green Man, The Good Measure, Chums, Kensington Arms, The Highbury Vaults to name a few.

The lush Cotham Park Gardens, Redland Train Station - linking Temple Meads - and Bannatyne's Gym are also within 500m.