Apartment For Sale The Boot Factory, Bristol

This stunning 2 bedroom apartment is located in the iconic Boot Factory building. This two bedroom is part of the new building that was built and completed in 2019/2020. It resembles to the character of the original building but benefits from the modern innovation of a new home.

The property is located just off the main road which has good transport links to the city centre as well as being a stones-throw away from St George Park. The local restaurants’, shops and supermarkets are all within walking distance too.

This first floor apartment is accessed via its own front door and upon entering you have a generous hallway with plenty of space for your coats and shoes. The stunning open plan living space has ample amount of light with a large double window and a glass door leading out onto a communal balcony which over looks the courtyard below. The kitchen area has generous amount of storage and worktop space and also benefits from an integrated fridge/freezer, washing machine and dishwasher. The remaining area allows for a good size sitting area and a 6 seater dinning table which ideal for entertaining. There are two good size double bedrooms with the master being larger enough for a king-size bed. The apartment also benefits from 2 storage cupboards, one which host the heater.

The iconic Boot Factory which dates back to the 1880s has been sympathetically adapted and converted into contemporary residential apartments. It’s proud heritage has been carefully renovated by avant-garde architects and local craftsmen. When creating the building the architects said ‘We aimed to sympathetically renovate the existing building, keeping as many original features as possible and ensuring all additional elements stayed true to the history of the building. Creating a community for the residents was key to every decision made with the architects and build team. Decisions were made based on the overall positive impact on the residents, local community and building history. Examples of this are exposing the original brickwork, cleaning and repairing where necessary rather than rendering over, applying exterior lighting to the front of the building, retaining and displaying historical items salvaged from the building, and investing in Victorian themed lampposts for the courtyard area as well as flickering flame effect lighting outside of individual apartments.’