Stoke Bishop
Stoke Bishop is a desirable suburb north west of the city. It's on the Sneyd Park side of The Downs, in between Westbury-on-Trym and Coombe Dingle.
Key data - Stoke Bishop
Green public space
Homes within 200m of public transport
Schools rated outstanding by Ofsted
The city centre is about three miles away and is easily accessible. There’s a good local transport service. Falcondale Road will take you to the M4/5, passing Cribbs Causeway. The nearest railway station is at Sea Mills with trains to Temple Meads.
Like a village in the suburbs
Local homes
It's an affluent area, concentrated around a small village hall and a row of shops on Druid Hill, and extending towards Westbury-on-Trym.
While property is predominantly 1930s, there's an interesting mix of residential architecture, including some extremely grand, detached houses and cul-de-sacs of 1960/70s houses. There are also a few modern builds and low level, high quality apartment blocks.
Local places
Residents of Stoke Bishop are lucky to sit close to the beautiful green Durdham Downs. Nearby Whiteladies Road is a trendy eating and drinking spot. The delights of Clifton Village or Westbury Park are also easily accessible.
Green space: The Downs, Blaise Castle Estate, Stoke Bishop High Street
Eating and drinking: Zest Deli, Ciao, Stoke Bishop Fish Bar, The Hideaway
Schools: Badminton School, Stoke Bishop CofE Primary School, Elmlea Junior School, The Red Maids' School, St Ursula's E-ACT Academy
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