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## The space 24/7 guest support
Professionally cleaned
Hotel-quality bed linen and towels
24/7 check-in as there is a lockbox with the keys

Kitchen:
Fully equipped
2 Ovens – Neff hide and slide
Gas stove
Refrigerator
Microwave
Toaster
Kettle Coffee machine
Dishwasher Washer / Dryer Underfloor heating 
Living Room:
Flat screen, smart TV with Freeview and Netflix
Comfy sofas
Log burner
Desk area for home working Bedroom 1: High quality mattress Bedroom 2: High quality mattress Luxury deep pile carpet
 Bathroom: Roll top bath Shower Under floor heating 
 ## Guest access Guests have access to the full property during their stay ## Guest interaction I won't be available in person, but my guest support team will be available 24/7.

## The neighborhood The property is ideally placed for those seeking to walk to local shops, supermarkets, as well as some exciting pubs and cafes. Tucked away behind the cul-de-sacs, the Railway Path is a beautiful walk or cycle route running from just behind Temple Meads in Bristol to the Pultney Bridge in Bath. The Fishponds stretch includes an old railway tunnel hidden amidst the trees, an abandoned rail station surrounded by damson trees (well laden in the summer) and long, tangled banks of blackberry bushes. Get down there at the right time of year and you can enjoy a peaceful countryside meander without venturing too far from the city, and do some urban scrumping while you’re at it. Venture to the end of Fishponds High Street, and not far beyond you’ll find The Cross Hands pub. Like most of Fishponds, this lovely unpretentious local is easily overlooked due to it’s unassuming location at the fork between two dull-looking roads. However, the pub offers a lovely cosy atmosphere, a pub quiz, folk music, open mic, and a very fairly-priced steak night. From numerous festivals to boating on the lake to free tennis courts, Eastville Park is a huge expanse of green space with a lot going on. Often overlooked by city centre Bristolians, this park is well worth a visit, and only a ten-minute bus ride from the centre (the 48 & 49 busses stop right at the park entrance). ## Getting around Main Road access to J2 of the M32 means that the journey is only a short drive while Fishponds is served by a comprehensive bus route.