A bright, mid century, Modernist townhouse with a distinctly 'Scandi' feel - 3 double bedrooms, a 30ft x 15ft open plan kitchen living space, integral garage and a south westerly facing rear garden.

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.

23 Cotham Park is a fine example with 3 double bedrooms generously spread out over 3 floor floors and almost 1400 sq.ft of accommodation.

The standout feature is the stunning 30' x 15' open plan living space with wood burner, stripped maple flooring and sliding oak doors opening out on the raised balcony bathed in the south west sun.

The house offers versatile living with a ground floor bedroom / extra reception with ensuite shower room.

Set in Cotham Park, 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.