Property Details: • Type: Flat • Tenure: LEASEHOLD • Floor Area: N/A
Key Features: • Stunning Second Floor Grade II Listed Apartment • Two Double Bedooms With Built-In Wardrobes • Master Bedroom With Ensuite • Large 17'6 x 17'2 Living Room • Kitchen / Breakfast Room • Allocated Parking • Beautiful Communal Grounds • Minutes To Bristol City Centre (Subject To Traffic) • No Onward Chain • Property Ref NL0321
Location: • Nearest Station: Stapleton Road Station • Distance to Station: 1.1736296804254804 miles
Agent Information: • Address: 114 St. Martin's Lane London WC2N 4BE
Full Description: <p>Set within a striking Grade II listed building just minutes from Bristol City Centre, this stunning second floor apartment offers an effortless blend of modern living and timeless character. Beautifully presented and full of charm, it provides an inviting retreat in one of the city’s most convenient and historic settings.</p><p>Step inside to a wonderfully generous 17'6 x 17'2 living room, where high ceilings, period detailing and large windows create a bright, elegant space ideal for relaxing or entertaining. The separate kitchen/breakfast room offers plenty of room for cooking, dining and everyday living, combining contemporary finishes with the building’s heritage feel. Both bedrooms are comfortable doubles and have ample built in storage, with the master bedroom enjoying its own ensuite, giving the home a sense of privacy and practicality. The property also benefits from allocated parking. Outside, residents enjoy access to beautiful communal grounds, providing peaceful green space to unwind, read a book, or enjoy a quiet moment away from the bustle.</p><p>With its rich history, stylish interior, and superb proximity to Bristol’s shops, restaurants, and cultural attractions (subject to traffic), this exceptional apartment offers a lifestyle of convenience, character, and ease — and with no onward chain, it’s ready for its next chapter.</p><p>Linden House stands within the historic village setting of Stapleton, once a rural corner of the Frome Valley framed by farmland, estate landholdings, and the landscaped grounds of the grand Stoke Park estate. Originally built in the late 18th or 19th century, the property is understood to have been a working farmhouse, serving agricultural land linked to Stoke Park or neighbouring estate holdings. Its elevated position on Barkleys Hill would have offered clear views across the surrounding fields. The nearby 18th century folly tower—part of the designed Stoke Park landscape—highlights that Linden House sat within a blend of productive farmland and ornamental parkland, a hallmark of Georgian estate planning. Through the 20th century, as farming declined and estates were broken up, Stapleton evolved into a desirable suburban district. Former agricultural buildings were sold, adapted, or absorbed into Bristol’s growth, giving the area its distinctive mix of period homes and later development. </p>
