2 Bed Penthouse, Queen Charlotte Street, BS1

This apartment is the Penthouse on the top floor of the Historic Grade II* listed Granary building. Just off Queen Square, it was originally built in 1869 as a store for grain being unloaded on Welsh Back. Designed by William Venn Gough, the architect of Bristol Temple Meads station, it one of the best preserved examples of Bristol Byzantine architecture in the city.

Previously it housed a nightclub, also known as The Granary, from 1968 to 1988. Initially opened as a jazz club under the guidance of Acker Bilk in 1968. It started hosting regular rock nights in 1969, and completed its transition to an all-rock club by 1978. Many well-known rock acts played there, including Yes, Genesis, Status Quo, Motörhead, The Stranglers and Iron Maiden.

Being in the heart of Old Bristol it is a short walk across Castle Park to Cabot Circus, and you have Bristol's best bars and restaurants on the doorstep.

The space itself is a unique duplex apartment with triple height beamed ceiling, exposed brickwork and solid oak flooring.

Downstairs it comprises two double bedrooms, one en-suite shower room with a body jet shower and a separate bathroom with free standing roll top bath.

The top floor is a large open plan kitchen/ dining room/ office with a glass balcony looking over the downstairs living space. The total area is 1200sqft making it one of the bigger properties available in Bristol.

The large kitchen benefits from a cooker, fridge, freezer, washing machine, dishwasher and insinkerator.

Temple Meads Station is a short walk away.

12 month minimum tenancy.

No agency fees.

Bills are not included.

Available furnished from 14 Jun 24.