A flat has gone up for sale at the site of an historic Bristol picture house in Clifton.
A one bedroom apartment within the Everyman, a cinema on Whiteladies Road, has gone up for sale for £300,000 on Rightmove.
It is not clear exactly where within the building the flat is located, but Chappell and Matthews, the estate agents who are selling the flat, have named the property "The Picture House" and say it is located at the cinema's address on 44 Whiteladies Road.
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Chappell and Matthews' description of the property on Rightmove says: "The accommodation of this beautiful period conversion apartment comprises of; secure entrance hall accessed via a phone entry system, leading to a private hallway with large utility/ storage cupboard, open plan kitchen/ dining/ living space, large double bedroom and family bathroom.
"Located in Clifton, this elegant property is situated on the vibrant Whiteladies Road. Nearby is Clifton Village, with a mix of restaurants, bars and shops, as well as a Health Club and Train Station.
"Other benefits include good commuter links to the City Centre and Motorway. Clifton Downs and other open parks are situated nearby perfect for Walkers and families alike."
The cinema building celebrates its 100th anniversary this year, as it first opened in November 1921 as the Whiteladies Picture House.
It closed in 2001 but was then reopened again in 2016, when the former upstairs ballroom was converted into flats.
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