Stylish 2BDR Apartment Kenham House Free Parking

Summary:

Welcome to 23 kenham house.This well- appointed, spacious apartment has two bedrooms and bathrooms,can sleep up to five people. Perfect if you want to explore the city and its many attractions.

Conveniently located close to Cabot Circus, Stoke Croft and Gloucester Road. The floating Harbour, University, SS Great Britain, Park Street and St Marks Road. An easy stroll to many local independent amenities including music Venues ,theatres, Cafes, restaurants, Cinema, brewery and even a ferry.



The Space:

24/7 guest support

Professionally cleaned

Hotel-quality bed linen and towels



Living room:



A great space for guests to sit and relax or socialise in. With a very comfortable sofa, great sized TV and other sociable traits you will probably spend most of your time here.



Kitchen:



Open plan kitchen to the living room, make it even more sociable. You have all utensils and amenities for cooking and cleaning during your stay if you were not enjoy Bristols plethora of food options.



Master Bedroom:



An enormous sized double bedroom with great space for solo traveler or couple and your belongings as well.



Second Bedroom:



A just as comfortable bedroom with great light and space for your belongings.



Bathroom 1:

A lovely sized bathroom with a shower and bath, as well as toilet and sink.



Bathroom 2:

The smaller of the two bathrooms, this one has everything the other one has except for a bath.



Guest Access:

Guests have access to the full property during their stay. Enjoy!



The Neighborhood:

Broadmead is a vibrant and bustling neighbourhood located in the heart of Bristol city centre. Known for its excellent shopping opportunities, cultural attractions, and lively atmosphere, Broadmead offers a range of excellences for locals and visitors alike. Here’s a guide to help you navigate and explore this dynamic area:



Shopping: Broadmead is a shopper’s paradise, featuring a variety of high street stores independent boutiques, and shopping centres. Explore Cabot Circus, a modern shopping complex that houses a wide range of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options. From fashion to home ware, you will find everything you need for a memorable shopping experience



Bristol Galleries: Visit the Bristol Galleries, located in Broadmead to experience the city’s vibrant art scene. The galleries showcase works from local and international artists, covering various genres and styles. Immerse yourself in the diverse and creative exhibitions and discover the unique artists expressions of Bristol.



Bristol Hippodrome:

Catch a show or musical at the Bristol Hippodrome, a historic theatre situated near Broadmead. Known for its stunning architecture and world-class performances, the Hippodrome offers a range of entertainment options throughout the year. Check the schedule to see what’s on during your visit.



Castle Park: Take a break from the hustle and bustle of Broadmead and explore Castle Park, a tranquil green space adjacent to the neighbourhood. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the River Avon, have a picnic on the grass or admire the ruins of St. Peter’s Church.

Castle Park also hosts various events and festivals, so keep an eye out for any happening during your stay.



St Nicholas Market: Located just a short walk from Broadmead, St Nicholas Market is a must- visit destination for foodies and lovers of unique crafts. This vibrant indoor market features a wide range of stalls selling fresh produce, local delicacies, and handmade goods. Indulge in international cuisines, pick up some souvenir, simply soak up the bustling atmosphere.

Bristol Cathedral: Head to the College Green, adjacent to Broadmead, and visit Bristol Cathedral. This stunning architectural masterpiece dates back to the 12th century and showcases beautiful stained glass window, intricate carvings, and serene chapels. Attend a service or simply admire the cathedral’s grandeur.

Transportation: Broadmead is well-connected to other parts of Bristol and beyond, making it easy to explore the city and surrounding areas.



Buses: Bristol’s extensive bus network serves Broadmead, with numerous bus stops located throughout the neighbourhood. Buses provide a convenient way to travel to different city centre.



Trains: Bristol Temple Meads, the city main railway station, is within walking distance or short bus ride from a Broadmead. From here, you can access train services to various destinations in the UK.



Walking: Broadmead’s central location means that many of Bristol’s attractions are within walking distance. Take advantage of the pedestrian-friendly streets and explore the city centre on foot.



With its vibrant shopping scene, cultural attractions and central location, Broadmead offers a vibrant and diverse experience for visitors to Bristol. Enjoy exploring this dynamic neighbourhood and immerse yourself in the city’s unique charm!



Getting Around:

Walking: Bristol is a compact and walkable city, making it easy to explore many areas on foot. The city centre, harbourside, and various neighbourhoods are walking distance of each other. Grab a map and enjoy strolling through the streets, taking in the city’s rich history and charming architecture.



Buses: Bristol has an extensive bus network that covers the entire city’s and surrounding areas. First Bus and StageCoach are the main bus operators, providing regular services to popular destinations. You can purchase tickets directly from the driver or use contactless payment methods. Check bus schedules and routes using the Travewest website or mobile apps for real-time information.



Bristol Ferry Boats: Experience Bristol from different perspectives by hopping on a ferry boat. Bristol Ferry Boats offer a scenic mode of transportation along the city’s waterways, including trips along the harbourside and Avon Gorge. Enjoy the views and disembark at various stops to explore different parts of the city.



Cycling: Bristol is a bike-friendly city, with dedicated cycle lanes and a bike-sharing scheme called YoBike. You can rent a bike from various docking stations throughout the city and enjoy cycling along the scenic routes, including the Bristol and Bath Railway Path.

Be sure to follow traffic rules and wear a helmet for safety.



Trains: Bristol is well-connected by rail, with Bristol Temple Meads being the main railway station. From here you can catch trains to other major cities in the UK, as well as local destinations. Train services are operated by Great Western Railway (GWR) and CrossCounty, offering convenient options for regional and long distance travel.



Taxis and Ride-Sharing: Taxis are readily available in Bristol, and you can find them at designated taxi ranks or book them through local taxi companies. Ride-sharing services like Uber and Bolt also operate in the city, providing convenient and reliable transportation options.



Park and Ride: If you’re traveling to Bristol by car, consider using the Park and Ride facilities located on the outskirts of the city. Park your car at one of the designated parking areas and take a bus into the city centre. This option helps reduce traffic congestion and makes it easier to navigate the city without worrying about parking.



Plan Ahead: Before traveling, check transport schedules, routes, and fares using online resources or mobile apps. This will help you plan your journey and ensure you have the most up-to-date information. Consider using Maps or Citymapper for navigation assistance.



Bristol offers a variety of transportation options to help you get around the city and explore its many attractions. Whether you choose to walk, take a bus, cycle, or use other modes of transport, you will find it easy to navigate Bristol.



Other Things to Note:

We kindly request that you read the house rules prior to booking and respect them during your stay. Parties or events of any kind will not be tolerated. Violation of this rules will result in eviction from the property and charges or additional cleaning required. Thank you in advance for your cooperation.