Flat 5, The Dye House, 44 Sevier Street, Bristol, BS2 9RA

"One of my favourite things has been the balance of convenience and calm.

I can walk into town when I want the buzz of the city, but coming back to St Werburghs always feels like coming home to somewhere a bit quieter and friendlier.

Whether it's grabbing a coffee, meeting friends at a local pub, or just enjoying an evening walk around the neighbourhood, it's a place that's been easy to settle into and hard to leave." The home Spacious, light and modern with all the benefits of a new flat but with a stylish, homely vibe.

Designed with the environment and sustainability in mind, the flat has both solar panels and an EV charging point.

The layout is beautifully thought through, wasting very little space and creating a home that's perfect for couples.

The open plan living is a wonderful room, perfect for hosting or just enjoying time together.

With distinct areas for a lounge, dining area and a chic, contemporary kitchen and a engineered Oak floor, it really is the heartbeat of the home.

The bedroom is an excellent double with Limewash finish and loads of room for storage.

The bathroom is generously sized with beautiful tiling, an engineered Oak floor and a full sized bath, great for a relaxing evening soak!

The outside The flat benefits from an allocated, gated parking space with EV point.

Living in Brooks Dye Works Centred around the iconic chimney, the award-winning Brooks Dye Works is an exciting new neighbourhood consisting of eighty nine new homes in St Werburghs, featuring new pedestrian routes linking to the surrounding areas and neighbouring Mina Road Park.

The former Brooks Laundry dates back to the 19th century when the site was used for industrial units by Brooks Dyers and Cleaners.

St Werburghs is home to a number of popular cafes, shops and attractions including The Better Food Company shop, Napolita Café, Wiper & True Brewery, the Undercover Rock-climbing centre in St Werburgh's Church, and Namak the award-winning curry house.

The area’s popularity derives in a large part from its sense of community and also from its close proximity to Bristol City Centre, Gloucester Rd, and University of Bristol.

St Werburghs boasts plenty of green areas, such as the Narroways Nature Reserve as well as a short walk to the Frome Valley and Eastville Park.

There is easy access to the M32 making the area ideal for commuters, providing access to Bristol Parkway and in turn to the M4.

St Werburghs Primary School is central to the area and has a good reputation, enhancing the pull of the area to families. St Werburghs Nursery School is also close by and is rated ‘good’ by Ofsted.

The St Werburghs City Farm and Café are well known throughout the city and combined with the local allotments are good examples of the area’s individuality and independence.