The five-story townhouse, built in 1789, boasts elegant interior design with period features such as fireplaces, ornate ceiling cornices, archways, window shutters, and moulded skirting boards. The well-equipped kitchen on the ground floor opens into the dining room through a wide archway, and the sitting room on the first floor connects with the drawing room. The drawing room features an ornate ceiling cornice, dado rails, and a marble period fireplace with a cast iron grate and coal effect gas fire. The property has stunning 360-degree views of the city and Dundry Hill from the third floor roof terrace. The lower ground floor could be converted into a one-bedroom self-contained apartment, and the pretty enclosed rear garden has lawn, flagstone pathways, raised beds, and a variety of shrubs and trees. The property benefits from the Residents Parking Scheme and is located in the desirable area of Hope Square, bordering Hotwells and offering easy access to the city center.