These pictures reveal what life will be like for anyone set to move into luxury new apartments in Bristol.
A quarter of the homes being planned for Wapping Wharf have already been sold, less than six months after being put on the market.
Of the homes purchased, 20 are one-bedroom, a further 20 are two-bedroom and two are three-bedroom.
Wapping Wharf Living's senior residential sales and marketing manager Pauline Sangster said: "We are absolutely thrilled with the response we've had to the new homes, especially so far in advance of them being completed.
"People are buying here partly due to the design of the homes but also because they already know and love Wapping Wharf and this is the place they want to live."
A show home on Museum Street, Wapping Wharf, includes a kitchen and bathroom - with the idea that would-be buyers can get a rounded picture of what they could expect.
Most buyers either live or work in Bristol - or have a strong link to the city - and are already familiar with Wapping Wharf, with several buyers already owning a home built in the initial phase of the development.
Partner in estate agent Atwell Martin estate agents Sue Dyer said: "Wapping Wharf has become an urban village in its own right and is a really special place in Bristol, with its independent shops and restaurants spilling down Gaol Ferry Steps and housed in its trade-mark shipping containers.
"There are other new home developments in the city centre and close to the water but what sets Wapping Wharf apart is its strong, dynamic community, which people want to belong to."
A total of 24 of the 163 apartments have been bought 'off-plan' ahead of completion.
Wapping Wharf Living is being developed by Umberslade and Muse Developments in a joint venture which has secured £23.4 million in funding from Homes England towards phase two.
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