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" An unusual and characterful, 2 bedroom, grade II listed Georgian mews house, formally used as a tea shop where E. H. Shepard painted his illustrations for A. A. Milne‘s famous Winnie-the-Pooh stories. The charming, flexible living accommodation is arranged over four floors and boasts wonderful south-westerly views over Bristol‘s historic harbour and distant hills, as well as straight down The Paragon; surely one of Bristol‘s best addresses.

This quirky property comprises, on the ground floor, of a sitting room with original wood floors, a beautiful period fireplace and wood burning stove, with a double bedroom to the rear. On the lower ground floor can be found a large kitchen with separate storage room that has potential to be used as an additional snug, or even a small home cinema. Up to the first floor there is a second reception room that also doubles as a home office, and has previously been used as an extra bedroom. To the rear is a newly installed traditional bathroom and on the top floor there is an attic-style double bedroom.

Situation
Wellington Terrace immediately abuts the western end of Royal York Crescent. Two hundred metres away is the historic landmark of Brunel‘s world-famous suspension bridge spanning the Avon Gorge, with the vast expanse of The Downs also within a quarter of a mile. The variety of shops, boutiques and restaurants in Clifton Village are conveniently close by, as well as several bus routes providing easy access to Bristol City Centre and onward for rail links to London Paddington from Temple Meads mainline station. The area is particularly well served for schooling with Clifton College, QEH and Bristol Grammar School all within one and a half miles.

Outside
There is access to a small patio garden to the rear.

Additional Information
Bristol City Council: Council tax band D "