Double Room / House Share in Southville BS3

Hello my name is Dave I am looking for someone to house share with me. I am 40+ professional male working from home. I am clean and tidy and have a cat who is the boss of the house.

I would like to offer -

Double furnished room in a mid terrace house with in a two minute walk of North Street home of the Tobacco Factory, many restaurants, pubs and independent shops.

The room is furnished, recently decorated by Chan 4. Nicely complimented by a natural wooden floor.

There is an upstairs toilet with the main bathroom with a shower on the ground floor.

• All bills
• Broadband
• Washing machine
• Cable TV can be organised in your room as I already have cable in to the house
• 90% exclusive use of dining room if you need some where to study or just to chill out
• Tesco, Co-Op, Aldi, Sainsbury’s, pubs, restaurants a plenty all very close
• On street parking with plenty of space
• 1 minute to the nearest bus stop
• City centre 20 min walk
• Several parks within a few minutes’ walk
• 25 minute walk to Temple Meads railway station
• Easy access to Bristol airport / motorway networks
• Non smokers only

Professional person
Male or Female (no couples)
Age - 20+

£450 pcm / £450 deposit + references

Southville is an inner city ward of Bristol, England, situated on the south bank of the River

Well connected?
Very. Bristol city centre and Clifton a 10- to 15-minute walk. Bristol Temple Meads station walkable in 20 minutes to the east.

Hang out at ...
Tobacco Factory, a welcoming, warm theatre-restaurant-cafe-bar-ar tspace-apartment-monthly-farme rs'-market kind of place, where you'll find George Ferguson - owner, Sylvester McCoy lookalike and former president of the Royal Institute of British Architects - holding court in his trademark red trousers. Great, hefty beer. George is now the Mayor of Bristol

From the streets of Southville ...
Ben Barker, Southville community development association"Southville and its near neighbours, Ashton, Bedminster and Windmill Hill, have a strong, active voluntary sector and a real sense of community."

Marc Ashton "The Tobacco Factory has transformed the area. I've lived here for 30 years and I'm there most nights. Admittedly more for the Bristol Beer Factory beer than the theatre. The monthly market's going weekly in September."

Marion Strega "There's a real pressure around here to preserve independent stores. Southville Deli has local cheeses and bread, and Fairtrade coffee. The Southville Centre is a real community centre, and stops the neighbourhood disappearing up its own backside."