1,489 flats for sale in Lydney Road BS10 Bristol

A well presented, two bedroom ground floor apartment within close proximity of Southmead Hospital. The apartment offers a well-designed layout comprising an open-plan living/kitchen/dining space with integrated kitchen appliances. The master bedroom benefits from a built-in wardrobe and en suite shower room. The second bedroom provides an ideal guest bedroom or study space and there is also a separate main bathroom. Additional hallway storage adds practicality, while further benefits include an allocated parking space to the rear of the building and access to a communal bicycle store. Offered with no onward chain

A ground floor three-bedroom purpose-built flat in a development that is for people who are at least 55-60 years of age, situated in the quiet south-westerly corner and enjoying a pleasant sunny outlook over communal gardens. Council Tax Band: Band C (2412.17 per annum 2026/27). Tenure: Leasehold (88 years) Service Charge: 253.7 per month Parking options: Residents Garden details: Communal Garden Electricity supply: Mains Heating: Electric, Night Storage Water supply: Mains Sewerage: Mains Accessibility measures: Wheelchair accessible, Level access, Step free access, Lateral living GROUND FLOOR: Entrance hall Front door, with remote-controlled lock, from communal hallway; coving; built-in airing cupboard; entryphone/24-hour emergency call system panel; smoke detector; electric night storage heater with shelf over. Lounge w: 4.75m x l: 4.06m (w: 15' 7 x l: 13' 4) Southerly double-glazed bay window overlooking communal garden to side; coving; TV, FM, satellite, cable and phone pts; 2 ele

The property is ideally positioned for access to Gloucester Road and Cribbs Causeway, offering a wide choice of shops, bars, restaurants and everyday amenities. It is also conveniently located for major employers including Southmead Hospital, Airbus and the MoD, making this an excellent choice for commuters and professionals. The location also provides easy access to the M4 and M5 motorway networks, providing excellent connections across Bristol and beyond. Offered for sale with no onward chain, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a spacious and characterful apartment in a well-connected and highly desirable location

An immaculate top floor apartment set within this eye catching period building. This property has the added benefit of being offered to the marketed with no onward chain. Overview Offering natural light throughout and beautiful high ceilings, this stunning Victorian property provides a well-proportioned open-plan lounge/dining area, a separate kitchen, a good-sized bedroom and a contemporary shower room. Outside There is an allocated parking space to the rear of the building. Location The property offers easy access to Gloucester road with all its bars, restaurants and amenities whilst remaining in close proximity to major employers such as Southmead hospital, Airbus and the MoD. There is also a recreational park and swimming pool only a short walk away from the property and several supermarkets/retail parks with close proximity. This side of Bristol also offers residents access to the countryside of South Gloucestershire as well as the M4 and M5 motorways. Material information (provid

The property is ideally positioned for access to Gloucester Road and Cribbs Causeway, offering a wide choice of shops, bars, restaurants and everyday amenities. It is also conveniently located for major employers including Southmead Hospital, Airbus and the MoD, making this an excellent choice for commuters and professionals.The location also provides easy access to the M4 and M5 motorway networks, providing excellent connections across Bristol and beyond.Offered for sale with no onward chain, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a spacious and characterful apartment in a well-connected and highly desirable location

Set on the southerly side of this very popular development, with a sunny outlook over an area of public green space, and with views of grass, garden and trees, this flat is, in the eyes of its late owner, the best situated of all. Positioned on the first floor, the flat has its own front door at ground level, a private staircase (with optional stairlift) up to the accommodation which comprises two bedrooms, a large dual aspect lounge/diner, a kitchen and a bathroom, plus cupboards and access up to the loft (limited additional storage space). There are first-come-first-served parking spaces, communal gardens, and the central courtyard is often used (in the warmer months perhaps!) for get-togethers with neighbours. A resident estate manager keeps an eye on the running of the building, and a 24-hour emergency call system adds reassurance. Independent living, within a short walk of the Henleaze Road shops, the library, Waitrose supermarket, a cinema and the wide open space of Durdham Downs

The accommodation is approached via communal stairs leading to an entrance hall which provides access to the various rooms and leads through to the open-plan living space positioned at the front of the apartment. This bright and sociable room provides a comfortable setting for both relaxing and dining, with ample room for a sofa and a bistro-style table and chairs. The kitchen area is neatly incorporated into the room and is fitted with a range of units, complemented by an integrated oven, hob and extractor, making the space both practical and easy to maintain. Situated to the rear of the apartment, the bedroom provides a quieter and more private space away from the main living accommodation. There is useful space for bedroom furniture, while the direct access into the bathroom creates the added convenience of an en-suite arrangement. The bathroom completes the accommodation and is conveniently positioned directly off the bedroom, making the overall layout particularly practical for da

Set on the southerly side of this very popular development, with a sunny outlook over an area of public green space, and with views of grass, garden and trees, this flat is, in the eyes of its late owner, the best situated of all. Positioned on the first floor, the flat has its own front door at ground level, a private staircase (with optional stairlift) up to the accommodation which comprises two bedrooms, a large dual aspect lounge/diner, a kitchen and a bathroom, plus cupboards and access up to the loft (limited additional storage space). There are first-come-first-served parking spaces, communal gardens, and the central courtyard is often used (in the warmer months perhaps!) for get-togethers with neighbours. A resident estate manager keeps an eye on the running of the building, and a 24-hour emergency call system adds reassurance. Independent living, within a short walk of the Henleaze Road shops, the library, Waitrose supermarket, a cinema and the wide open space of Durdham Downs

Located on the ground floor of this development comes a one bedroom apartment with a balcony, overlooking the communual garden. Situated in a great location just off Ashley Down Road. Situated on Ashley Down Road a stone’s throw away from Gloucester Road with its wide array of independent shops, vibrant cafes and restaurants with St Werburghs only a short walk away. Transport and motorway links are also easily accessible from this location.As you enter into the hallway you will see the kitchen to your right and the living room in front of you boasting a balcony overlooking the communal gardens. Further you will find a bedroom and a bathroom fitted with a shower.Parking is available on a first come first served basis and this development has great communal gardens.Should you wish to proceed with an offer on this property, we are obliged by HMRC to conduct mandatory Anti Money Laundering Checks. We outsource these checks to our compliance partners at Coadjute and they charge a fee for th

A first floor, lift-accessible, flat, that offers a bigger living room and a larger bedroom than most one-bedroom flats of this kind (ie those that are designed specifically for the over 55's), plus a separate kitchen (keeps the cooking smells at bay) and tremendous southerly views over the attractive walled garden and, in the wintertime when the leaves have fallen, the Downs beyond. Part of a grand converted house that was once the home of the Chancellor of Bristol University, the building includes a laundry and a residents' lounge, and the flat has an allocated gated parking space. Council Tax Band: Band C (2412.17 per annum 2026/27). Tenure: Leasehold (61 years) Service Charge: 506.22 per month Parking options: Off Street Garden details: Communal Garden FIRST FLOOR: Hall Front door from communal landing; built-in airing cupboard housing hot water tank and slatted shelf; two built-in storage cupboards; 24-hour emergency call system panel; electric night storage heater. Living room w:

There's a popular phrase about location being the most important feature of any property. Whether that's always the case is open to debate, but in this instance the location has definitely got a lot going for it. Firstly, this two-bedroom apartment for the over-55s is set on the ground floor of a development which stands right next to the open space of Bristol's famous Durdham Downs. What's more, the flat enjoys a dual aspect and views over a gorgeous communal garden. Then, added to all of that, whilst the development has a communal residents' lounge so is ideal for those wanting a sociable existence, anyone who prefers their independence will be equally delighted. I'll explain more when you view. Council Tax Band: B (2110.64 per annum 2026/27) Tenure: Leasehold (63 years) Service Charge: 506.22 per month Electricity supply: Mains Heating: Electric, Night Storage Water supply: Mains Sewerage: Mains GROUND FLOOR: Hall Front door, with spyhole, from end of communal corridor; large built-

One of the property's standout features is undoubtedly its location, which is within close proximity of Henleaze, the Clifton Downs and Redland Green. Residents also benefit from easy access to the independent cafs, restaurants, shops and amenities of Gloucester Road, alongside the green open spaces and attractive surroundings that make this part of Bristol so sought-after. This apartment offers an excellent opportunity to secure a one-bedroom home within a beautiful period building, this charming apartment is sure to appeal to a wide range of buyers

Located on Norton Farm Road, offering a bright outlook across the attractive communal gardens.Inside, the apartment features an open plan living and kitchen area, a good sized double bedroom, and a contemporary bathroom. The hallway provides additional practicality, with an airing cupboard plus a separate single-door storage cupboard.Externally, the property benefits from an allocated parking space, as well as access to a communal courtyard garden situated at the front of the building. Leasehold Council Tax Band A One Double bedroom Modern/Light Open Plan Kitchen/Living Space Allocated parking space Excellent location for commutingLease lenght 136 year and 7 monthsService charge 903 PAGround Rent 200 PA

There's a popular phrase about location being the most important feature of any property. Whether that's always the case is open to debate, but in this instance the location has definitely got a lot going for it. Firstly, this two-bedroom apartment for the over-55s is set on the ground floor of a development which stands right next to the open space of Bristol's famous Durdham Downs. What's more, the flat enjoys a dual aspect and views over a gorgeous communal garden. Then, added to all of that, whilst the development has a communal residents' lounge so is ideal for those wanting a sociable existence, anyone who prefers their independence will be equally delighted. I'll explain more when you view. Council Tax Band: B (£2110.64 per annum 2026/27)Tenure: Leasehold (63 years)Service Charge: £506.22 per monthElectricity supply: MainsHeating: Electric, Night StorageWater supply: MainsSewerage: Mains GROUND FLOOR: Hall Front door, with spyhole, from end of communal corridor; large built-in c

Upon entering, you are welcomed into a spacious living room, offering ample room for both relaxing and dining. Full of character, the room features wooden floorboards, an original fireplace providing an attractive focal point and large Victorian sash windows framing impressive views across Bristol. The outlook is particularly special, offering a wonderful vantage point from which to enjoy the city's spectacular fireworks and the annual Bristol International Balloon Fiesta. The living room also benefits from lovely winter sunshine, with the lower sun streaming into the space throughout the morning and early afternoon, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.The open-plan layout incorporates a fitted kitchen, complete with a range of wall and base units, ample worktop space and a striking tiled splashback. This practical and sociable space is well suited to everyday living and entertaining.Moving through the flat, the bathroom is conveniently positioned between the living room and bedroo

One of the property's standout features is undoubtedly its location, which is within close proximity of Henleaze, the Clifton Downs and Redland Green. Residents also benefit from easy access to the independent cafs, restaurants, shops and amenities of Gloucester Road, alongside the green open spaces and attractive surroundings that make this part of Bristol so sought-after.This apartment offers an excellent opportunity to secure a one-bedroom home within a beautiful period building, this charming apartment is sure to appeal to a wide range of buyers

Two Bedrooms. Two Bathrooms. Plenty of Space to Live. Sometimes an apartment gives you exactly what you need without asking you to compromise.This spacious and very modern upper floor apartment at Charlton Hayes is a great example.From the moment you step inside, the generous proportions are immediately apparent. This isn't a property where the second bedroom feels like an afterthought - both bedrooms are genuine doubles, giving the home the flexibility to comfortably accommodate couples, sharers, first time buyers or anyone wanting that valuable extra room.The principal bedroom benefits from its own en-suite shower room, while a separate main bathroom provides additional convenience for guests and everyday family life.At the heart of the apartment is the impressive open-plan kitchen, dining and living space. Modern, sociable and wonderfully easy to live in, it creates a natural hub for everything from quiet evenings at home to entertaining friends.The overall presentation is excellent

Having sold a number of flats in this popular development for the over-sixties, I can say with authority that this is definitely one of the - if not the very - best! Beautifully presented throughout, the light and airy one-bedroom accommodation is set on the third (and top) floor, overlooking the very attractive communal garden, with access by lift or stairs. The heating system has recently been upgraded, the decor is immaculate, and both the kitchen and shower room are kitted out to a very high standard. If you want to live an independent life, but have the peace of mind of knowing the neighbouring flats will be occupied by people of a similar age, and have access to a 24-hour emergency call system and regularly visiting estate manager, then I strongly recommend a visit. Council Tax Band: Band C (2412.17 per annum 2026/27). Tenure: Leasehold (87 years) Ground Rent: 450 per year Service Charge: 3,520 per year Electricity supply: Mains Heating: Electric, Night Storage Water supply: Main

This is a very spacious three-bedroom apartment, with a terrace of good size, set on the fourth floor (there are lifts, don't worry!) of this impressive conversion of the old Dingles department store near the top of Park Street. It also features an allocated gated parking space which is worth its weight in this area! Council Tax Band: Band F (3919.76 per annum 2026/27). Tenure: Leasehold (980 years) Ground Rent: 200 per year Service Charge: 5,742 per year Electricity supply: Mains Heating: Electric Water supply: Mains Sewerage: Mains Accessibility measures: Wheelchair accessible, Lift access ACCOMMODATION: Entrance hall w: 3.89m x l: 4.04m (w: 12' 9 x l: 13' 3) part-glazed front door from central atrium, and double-glazed window alongside; oak flooring; smoke detector; built-in airing cupboard with hot water tank. Living room w: 5.36m x l: 7.47m (w: 17' 7 x l: 24' 6) double-glazed patio doors to Balcony at side; large double-glazed windows to rear, with open outlook across rooftop land

Set the iconic Harley Court, which occupies a commanding position at the top of the village, this fantastic duel aspect two bedroom apartment enjoys stunning views to the front and rear. The generous accommodation is well appointed and benefits from not only a south facing balcony, but also allocated undercroft parking for two cars.Summary Of AccommodationA fantastic two bedroom apartment in this 1960 s development arguably located in one of Cliftons finest addresses on Christchurch Green, only a stone s throw from the fashionable boutiques and shops in Clifton Village. The apartment has the benefit of lift access to the fourth floor where this well presented flat offers truly breathtaking views over the roof tops of Clifton, across the Bristol Channel to Welsh Hills and Brecon Beacons on the Horizon to the rear, and Christchurch Green and Clifton Village to the front. The property offers a great deal to any discerning purchaser, with a wonderful open plan living room affording access

A fully renovated two-bedroom apartment with a private garden, featuring all new fixtures and fittings, including a new kitchen and bathroom. The lease has been renewed to a full 999-year lease. Sold with no onward chain. Overview Pictures of the garden to follow. This two-double-bedroom apartment has been recently renovated throughout and is ideal for someone looking for a home they can move straight into, with no work required. As you enter the apartment, you will find a hallway, with two double bedrooms on either side of the hall. The brand-new bathroom has been fitted to a high specification. The open-plan kitchen/diner/living room is ideal for relaxing and entertaining, with a new fitted kitchen and dual-aspect windows that bring in plenty of natural light. Outside A private garden, accessed from the right-hand side of the building. Location The location is desirable as it is well situated in Stoke Gifford Village and located near transportation links, large employers, leisure fac

A fully renovated two-bedroom apartment with a private garden, featuring all new fixtures and fittings, including a new kitchen and bathroom. The lease has been renewed to a full 999-year lease. Sold with no onward chain. Overview Pictures of the garden to follow. This two-double-bedroom apartment has been recently renovated throughout and is ideal for someone looking for a home they can move straight into, with no work required. As you enter the apartment, you will find a hallway, with two double bedrooms on either side of the hall. The brand-new bathroom has been fitted to a high specification. The open-plan kitchen/diner/living room is ideal for relaxing and entertaining, with a new fitted kitchen and dual-aspect windows that bring in plenty of natural light. Outside A private garden, accessed from the right-hand side of the building. Location The location is desirable as it is well situated in Stoke Gifford Village and located near transportation links, large employers, leisure fac

An exceptional one bedroom apartment with additional study area and private walled garden complete with access. The Property Set within the striking former Vestry Hall, this beautifully presented one-bedroom ground floor apartment seamlessly blends period character with modern living. Located in the ever-popular St. Philips district, just north of Bristol s vibrant city centre, the building enjoys a fascinating history. Originally opened in 1908 by Ralph Pringle as Pringle s Picture House, it was later taken over by A. B. Atkinson around 1920, reverting to the Vestry Hall name. By 1930 it had been upgraded with an RCA sound system before eventually closing its doors as a cinema in 1954. Today, it stands as an iconic residence with a rich heritage.The apartment itself offers generous and well-balanced accommodation. The welcoming reception room provides an excellent space for both relaxing and entertaining, with French doors opening directly onto the garden. Adjacent, the bedroom enjoys

A few years ago I sold a flat in Eugenie House that I think I may have described as the best I'd ever seen in this over-55s development. Now, I'm in a quandary. This flat, on the second floor, and with far-reaching southerly views, plus (if you crane your neck a little) sight of Brunel's iconic bridge from the smaller bedroom, is really, very lovely. Beautifully presented throughout, nicely decorated, with an impressively equipped kitchen and a smart shower room, its an apartment that I expect to sit on the market for no time at all. So, don't sit on your hands, book a viewing! Council Tax Band: Band C (2412.17 per annum 2026/27) Tenure: Leasehold (951 years) Service Charge: 430.52 per month Parking options: Residents Garden details: Communal Garden SECOND FLOOR: Entrance hall Front door from communal hallway; built-in closet with rail and shelf; large wall mirror with book shelf above; hatch into overhead storage space; 24-hour emergency call system panel; smoke detector. Lounge w: 4.

Offered to the market with no onward chain, this well-located studio apartment in Bradley Stoke presents an ideal opportunity for a first-time buyer or investor.The open-plan first floor accommodation comprises a lounge/diner/bedroom area and a bathroom, providing practical and low-maintenance living. The property is ideally positioned for easy access to local amenities, including the Willow Brook Centre, Parkway Train Station and excellent motorway links via the M4 and M5.A convenient and affordable leasehold purchase in a popular location, early viewing is advised.Leasehold property. Service Charge £546 annually ( advised by the vendor)Please note that an AML fee is chargeable to the buyer once an offer is accepted to cover the cost of carrying out the required identity and anti-money laundering checks. Once these checks have been completed, the fee cannot be refunded, even if the property purchase does not go ahead

Standing on the site of the 1930s-built Savoy cinema, which was later turned into a bingo hall, this early 2000's purpose-built block of 38 flats is just around the corner from all the shops and amenities of Shirehampton High Street. This flat is situated on the top (third) floor and has access by lift or stairs. Inside it includes a very spacious lounge/kitchen, a double bedroom with built-in storage, and a useful study that can double as a second bedroom (although, please note, it only has a skylight window). Outside, a gated parking area to the rear of the building includes a space reserved for the flat. Council Tax Band: Band B (2110.64 per annum 2026/27) Tenure: Leasehold (976 years) Parking options: Off Street Electricity supply: Mains Heating: Electric Water supply: Mains Sewerage: Mains Accessibility measures: Lift access THIRD FLOOR: Hall w: 2.44m x l: 1.78m (w: 8' x l: 5' 10) Front door with spyhole; built-in airing cupboard housing Heatrae Sadia Megaflo hot water system; pho

An attractive two-bedroom apartment situated on the second floor of this end of terrace property. We understand that the property was completely rebuilt in 2000 to match the Georgian fa?ade, and then thoroughly refurbished to a high standard by the current owners. The property is conveniently situated within just 0.25 miles of Queens Road which offers a wide variety of high street shops, boutiques, and restaurants. Bristol city centre is within 0.5 miles travelling distance with regular bus services from Queens Road and Clifton Village. It should be noted that the property benefits from shared use of the rear courtyard garden and exclusive use of a helpful storage shed.Summary Of AccommodationThis beautifully presented two bedroom apartment has been meticulously refurbished by the current owners to create a fabulous two bedroom home.The communal front door with Bath stone portico and glazed window above is an attractive entrance and leads to tidy communal areas that obviously well care

A spacious two-bedroom first-floor apartment, offered with no onward chain and benefiting from its own private garden, garage and parking. A private entrance door opens into the apartment's own stairwell, where a rear-facing window brings natural light into the space. At first-floor level, the entrance hall provides access to all principal rooms and incorporates useful storage, including an airing cupboard housing the hot water cylinder. The generous living room is positioned to the front and enjoys a full-width window overlooking the cul-de-sac. A feature gas fireplace provides an attractive focal point, while a built-in cupboard offers additional storage. The kitchen is fitted with a range of white wall and base units, contrasting black worktops and a stainless-steel sink. Integrated cooking facilities include an oven and electric hob with extractor over, alongside space for an upright fridge freezer and plumbing for a washing machine or dishwasher. Both bedrooms overlook the rear ga

The split-level nature of this first-floor flat for the over-55s (you go upstairs to bed, albeit three very shallow ones!) adds more character than you would think. And the two large windows in the living room, overlooking the communal rear garden, ensure plenty of light, enhanced by the very high ceilings. All in all, a charming flat, in need of some tlc admittedly, in this converted Georgian terrace. There's lift access, a communal lounge (which is delightful and enjoys wide-sweeping city views to the south), a 24-hour emergency call system, and a first-come-first-served car park to the rear. Council Tax Band: Band B (2110.64 per annum 2026/27). Tenure: Leasehold (951 years) Ground Rent: 1 per year Service Charge: 426.71 per month Parking options: Residents Garden details: Communal Garden Electricity supply: Mains Heating: Gas Mains Water supply: Mains Sewerage: Mains Restrictions: Listed building, Conservation area, Subletting property FIRST FLOOR: Entrance hall Front door from comm

A well appointed and highly practical ground floor apartment with parking. No Onward Chain. The Property The properties occupies the ground floor level of the Popular Woodlands Court Development located in 'Bradley Stoke' within walking distance of local amenities, leisure facilities and Aztec West Business Park which has proven popular. The property offers easy access to a number of major transport networks such as the M4/M5 interchange as well as nearby public transport services including Parkway and the metro bus service. Access to Bradley Stoke Nature Reserve can also be found within easy reach as its perfect for long strolls and a site of 'Nature Conservation Interest'.Internally the apartment consists of a large lounge area, fitted kitchen, three-piece bathroom and two bedrooms. The property benefits further from allocated parking space and a long lease length of 999 years from 2001. Location Bradley Stoke, in north Bristol is a perfectly located residential area, moments from th