Bedminster
Bedminster is on the south side of the city. It borders Southville, and shares the very popular North Street. Windmill Hill lies to the east and Bedminster Down to the south.
Green public space
Homes within 200m of public transport
Schools rated outstanding by Ofsted
It's over the river, but the city centre is walkable. There are also regular buses. Temple Meads is easily accessible, as is the M32.
It's a vibrant and popular area
Local homes
A popular neighbourhood with prominent landmark buildings, like The Robinson Building and Airpoint. Other smaller developments mean there are lots of townhouses and apartments available, too.
There's a great choice of Victorian terraced properties, most originally two-bedroom many with loft conversions. Also, flat conversions.
Local places
There's two shopping streets East Street and West Street on the city side, with a mix of shops including national retailers and supermarkets. And North Street begins (or ends) here.
Green space: South St Park, Dame Emily Park, Victoria Park, Windmill Hill City Farm
Shopping: Ruhbarb Jumble, Bristol General Store, Hugo’s Greengrocer, North Street Cheese, Independent Collective
Eating and drinking: North Street Standard, The Old Bookshop, Lucky Strike, Albatros, Cor
Schools: Holy Cross RC Primary School, South Street Primary School, Victoria Park Primary School, Parson Street Primary School
Local people
Native Vine is proud to be one of the first specialist natural wine shops in Bristol. You can find the original bottle shop + cheese counter nestled at the back of a bustling bakery in Bedminster.
96 Bedminster Parade, BS3 4HL
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