Southville
Southville is an extremely popular area and engaged community. It's walkable from the centre via the harbourside. North Street is a vibrant mix of independent shops, cafes, bars and restaurants, frequented by local residents and visitors alike.
Key data - Southville
Green public space
Homes within 200m of public transport
Schools rated outstanding by Ofsted
The city centre is walkable. There's buses via Temple Meads and a train station at Bedminster. It's a popular area for cycling with cycle paths to all parts of the city.
A vibrant, very popular area
Local homes
It's ideal for families, but has something for everyone. The majority of housing is two and three-bedroom Victorian terraces, many beautifully refurbished with loft conversions. There are quality flats, apartments and architect-designed new builds too.
Local places
North Street has many independent shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. The Tobacco Factory includes a theatre and holds a Sunday farmers' market in a nearby car park.
Green space: Greville Smyth Park, Ashton Court
Shopping: Southville Deli, Storymiths, Zara's Chocolates, Mont Pote, Friendly Records, Rhubarb Jumble
Eating and drinking: Yafo, Souk, Pizzarova, Tobacco Factory, The Spotted Cow, Hen & Chicken, The Malago
Schools: Luckwell Primary School, Southville Primary School
Bristol independents
Local people
Zara's Chocolates
Found at 228 North Street – half chocolate shop, half florist – is a beautiful addition to the thriving independent community, here you can see Zara and fellow chocolatier, Helen, hand-crafting truffles and a whole range of tempting treats. The combination of Zara’s Chocolates and Ivory Flowers under one roof creates a wonderfully visual and fragrant sensation - what could be more indulgent or express more love than chocolates and flowers?
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The local area
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Southville
275 North Street,
Southville,
Bristol BS3 1JN
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