Electricity House, Colston Avenue, Bristol, BS1

A spacious one bedroom apartment in awarding winning Electricity House.

This Grade II listed 1930 s Portland Stone building was originally built for the Electricity Board by the renowned architect Sir Giles Gilbert Scott (the designer of the red telephone box and Battersea Power Station). In 2016 it was converted into 85 luxury homes, to much acclaim.

Apartment 107 is spacious (627 sq ft) and minimalist styled one bedroom home on the first floor of this art deco inspired building. The main entrance leads into an opulent lobby with a concierge and lifts to all floors. Steps lead up into a beautifully lit atrium space linking all homes. 107 sits in a discrete position at the rear of the development with an outlook towards the Christmas steps and the historic buildings either side.

The front door to the apartment leads into a hallway within with a tiled floor, utility cupboard and doors to all rooms. On the left hand side the spacious kitchen /living area. This sociable space has a sleek fitted kitchen at one end with handless units, integrated appliances and a composite work top. There is adjacent space for a dining table with a sitting area beyond. A double glazed window faces the front towards a number of 17th century buildings which climb the hill up towards Kingsdown.

Next door, the double bedroom has plenty of space for bedroom furniture, a desk and has built in wardrobes. This light and bright neutrally decorated room has a large double glazed window. A stylish bathroom completes the property and is fitted with a modern white suite comprising a bath with shower over, wall hung basin, concealed cistern w/c, tiled floor and walls.

Within the building there are lifts and stairs to all floors ,with secure bike storage and a private storage unit located in the basement.

This spacious and well proportioned home is in an iconic building right in Bristol's City centre, moments from the Harbourside.