£1,500 pcm
(£346 pw)
2 bed flat to rentCoronation Road, Southville, Bristol BS3
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
786 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Available from 28 September 2026
About this property
Key features
Second-floor period conversion
Separate reception room with feature fireplace and French doors
Spacious kitchen/diner with integrated oven, induction hob and extractor
Two bedrooms
Original stripped floorboards, ceiling roses and cornicing
Five-minute walk over Gaol Ferry Bridge to Wapping Wharf and the Harbourside
Fridge and washing machine included
Unfurnished
EPC D | Council Tax Band B
Occupying the second floor of an attractive stone-built Victorian terrace, this two-bedroom apartment sits in one of Bristol's most sought-after postcodes, directly opposite the New Cut and within easy walking distance of the city centre.
A private entrance hall with arched ceiling detail and decorative ceiling rose sets the tone, giving access to all rooms and a useful storage cupboard.
The reception room is a comfortable, well-proportioned space with a period fireplace and overmantel mirror as its focal point, alcove shelving to either side, and French doors with a Juliet balcony bringing in good light and a pleasant rooftop aspect. There is ample room for a corner sofa and dining or occasional furniture, and a further decorative ceiling rose overhead.
The kitchen/diner is a real strength of the flat. Fitted with a modern range of grey wall and base units and contrasting worktops, it includes an integrated electric oven, induction hob and stainless steel extractor, a stainless steel sink beneath the window, and plumbing and space for a washing machine and fridge, both of which are included. A breakfast bar divides the working kitchen from the dining area, where there is comfortable room for a six-seater table - a genuinely sociable space rather than a galley with a table squeezed in. Original stripped floorboards run throughout, and the room is finished with alcove shelving and a further ceiling rose.
The principal bedroom is a good double with space for a wardrobe and bedside furniture, again with stripped floorboards, and a window to the front with a pleasant leafy outlook.
The second bedroom is a smaller single room, well suited to a home office, guest room or nursery, with a window and space for a desk or single bed.
The bathroom is fitted with a three-piece white suite comprising panelled bath with shower over, pedestal basin and WC, with tiled splashbacks, a wall-mounted mirrored cabinet and an obscure-glazed window providing natural light and ventilation.
Location
Coronation Road runs alongside the New Cut, placing the flat within a five-minute walk of Gaol Ferry Bridge and, over it, Wapping Wharf, Cargo and the Harbourside. North Street's independent shops, bakeries, pubs and the Tobacco Factory are a short stroll in the other direction, with Greville Smyth Park and Ashton Court beyond. Bristol Temple Meads is around a fifteen-minute cycle, and the city centre is comfortably walkable. Excellent bus links run along Coronation Road itself.
Second-floor period conversion
Separate reception room with feature fireplace and French doors
Spacious kitchen/diner with integrated oven, induction hob and extractor
Two bedrooms
Original stripped floorboards, ceiling roses and cornicing
Five-minute walk over Gaol Ferry Bridge to Wapping Wharf and the Harbourside
Fridge and washing machine included
Unfurnished
EPC D | Council Tax Band B
Occupying the second floor of an attractive stone-built Victorian terrace, this two-bedroom apartment sits in one of Bristol's most sought-after postcodes, directly opposite the New Cut and within easy walking distance of the city centre.
A private entrance hall with arched ceiling detail and decorative ceiling rose sets the tone, giving access to all rooms and a useful storage cupboard.
The reception room is a comfortable, well-proportioned space with a period fireplace and overmantel mirror as its focal point, alcove shelving to either side, and French doors with a Juliet balcony bringing in good light and a pleasant rooftop aspect. There is ample room for a corner sofa and dining or occasional furniture, and a further decorative ceiling rose overhead.
The kitchen/diner is a real strength of the flat. Fitted with a modern range of grey wall and base units and contrasting worktops, it includes an integrated electric oven, induction hob and stainless steel extractor, a stainless steel sink beneath the window, and plumbing and space for a washing machine and fridge, both of which are included. A breakfast bar divides the working kitchen from the dining area, where there is comfortable room for a six-seater table - a genuinely sociable space rather than a galley with a table squeezed in. Original stripped floorboards run throughout, and the room is finished with alcove shelving and a further ceiling rose.
The principal bedroom is a good double with space for a wardrobe and bedside furniture, again with stripped floorboards, and a window to the front with a pleasant leafy outlook.
The second bedroom is a smaller single room, well suited to a home office, guest room or nursery, with a window and space for a desk or single bed.
The bathroom is fitted with a three-piece white suite comprising panelled bath with shower over, pedestal basin and WC, with tiled splashbacks, a wall-mounted mirrored cabinet and an obscure-glazed window providing natural light and ventilation.
Location
Coronation Road runs alongside the New Cut, placing the flat within a five-minute walk of Gaol Ferry Bridge and, over it, Wapping Wharf, Cargo and the Harbourside. North Street's independent shops, bakeries, pubs and the Tobacco Factory are a short stroll in the other direction, with Greville Smyth Park and Ashton Court beyond. Bristol Temple Meads is around a fifteen-minute cycle, and the city centre is comfortably walkable. Excellent bus links run along Coronation Road itself.
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