Flat For Sale Jesmond Road, Clevedon

NEXA Bristol. One Agent – One Solution.
This lovely hall floor apartment sits across the front of this imposing Victorian property. Enjoying the high ceilings, feature bay windows and feature fireplaces to which these homes are synonymous for. The southerly facing aspect ensures the rooms are light and airy; whilst with its open plan layout, the principal bay fronted reception room creates a superb space to entertain. A fitted kitchen is recessed on one side of the room with a breakfast bar. The entrance hall links the reception space to the refitted shower room and beautiful bay fronted double bedroom again enjoying plenty of light. From to the entrance hall there is access to the cellar that provides additional useful storage

One allocated parking space sits to the front of the building. Although there are no communal gardens, Sunhill park and Clevedon’s iconic Seafront is only a couple of minutes away.

LOCATION
Clevedon in North Somerset is a beautiful Victorian seaside town overlooking the Severn Estuary. Jutting out beyond the Victorian town and pebbled beach elegantly sits Clevedon Pier, the only Grade 1 listed pier in England. Almost 150 years old, it used to receive paddle steamer passengers from Devon and Wales and now features a shop, award-winning restaurant and visitor centre as well as holding a host of events throughout the year.
Whether you choose to take a stroll along the promenade whilst tucking into fish and chips or diving into Marine Lake for a swim, Clevedon is a beautiful spot in every season. Opened in 1929, the Marine Lake is now a training location for long distance swimmers, a safe swimming spot for children and a great place for watersports and crabbing.
Next to the Marine Lake you’ll find the Salthouse Field with a miniature railway and plenty of family-themed activities taking place over the summer months. Walkers are spoilt for choice with numerous routes on offer: retrace the steps of famous poets such as Tennyson and Coleridge on the clifftop Poets’ Walk, a great place to reimagine history and take in picture-postcard views.
Clevedon’s charming scenery can be appreciated from an assortment of cafés and restaurants next to Clevedon Pier. Nearby you’ll find Hill Road, offering a range of local independent shops, The Triangle, home to high street brands, and the monthly Clevedon Sunday Market, where you’ll grab a great bargain.
Step back in time by visiting the Curzon Clevedon Cinema, the oldest purpose-built cinema in the world still in working order. The nearby 14th-century manor house, Clevedon Court, has an astonishing medieval core, stunning listed gardens and Eltonware pottery and Nailsea glass on display.
The town, by Junction 20 of the M5, is just 13 miles from Bristol and 10 miles from Weston-Super-Mare with good public bus links to both major towns.