A stunning seven-bedroom house just off Clifton Triangle could be yours - if you’ve got £2.5 million to spare.
Located in one of the most sought-after parts of Bristol, this family home on Oakfield Road has been kitted out to the highest spec whilst also retaining a period feel.
Its features include a car lift, a cinema room and a 360 degree view of Clifton’s iconic skyline.
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But it comes with a hefty price tag.
At a whopping £2.5 million the house is the most expensive property in Bristol to be listed on Rightmove as we speak.
As agent Lloyd Williams explains, the home enjoys gated parking to the front with a ‘car lift’ for two cars.
The home is approached by a Victorian-style hallway which extends through to a reception hall and drawing room with a feature fireplace.
A modern kitchen with a central island overlooks the landscaped garden. There is also a ‘snug room’ on the lower floor.
On the upper floors are two mezzanine bedrooms whilst a galleried landing on the first floor leads to three more bedrooms.
The master bedroom has impressive sweeping bay windows and feature fireplace. The en-suite bathroom has a wet room, free standing bath and vanity unit.
The top floor, meanwhile, has been converted into a ‘versatile space’, ideal as a play room or home office with a 360 degrees view of Clifton's skyline.
The lower ground floor has its own private entrance and is currently arranged as an entertainment space with cinema room, gamers room and home office - but could also be a separate apartment.
Lloyd Williams describes the property as: “A beautifully appointed and fully refurbished Victorian detached house offering versatile accommodation.”
They say it has been "renovated to an exceptional quality through-out" with an "option for multi-generational living."
For more about the property, see here.
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