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Stockwood– The Local Area
Situated within 5 miles of Bristol City Centre in the residential area of Stockwood, these new homes are located within close proximity to local amenities with good transport links in and out of the city. A short drive will take you into the surrounding areas of North Somerset countryside.
The area has stunning views over the city as well as having many green areas nearby and overlooks a beautiful valley
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Bristol is the largest city in the South West and offers a unique blend of history, culture, facilities and leisure – it’s easy to see why almost half a million people have chosen to make Bristol their home.
Attractions
Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol Cathedral, Bristol Docks (housing Brunel’s SS Great Britain and the Matthew), Bristol Zoo and Bristol Museum, voted UK Museum of the Year in 2006. |
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Wells, Somerset
Steeped in history, it is England's smallest city, and one of the most beautiful. A busy market town and an educational and commercial centre. The Market Place lies at the heart of the city and is flanked by historic buildings.
Traditional open-air markets take place here on a Wednesday and Saturday with an interesting array from over 50 stall holders. Delight in visiting the many independent shops in the quaint streets that surround our historic city centre.
Break for lunch and take your pick from the pubs and quality restaurants that abound.
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Wookey Hole
Wookey Hole is a village close to Wells in Somerset. The village of Wookey Hole is dominated by the Wookey Hole Caves tourist site which has the show caves themselves, the wonderful old paper mill, the Kidz Play Area's and the Magical Mirror Maze, but there's so much more that make Wookey Hole a great family destination for a wonderful day out what ever the weather. Revamped, restored and totally remarkable, the new Wookey Hole experience is bursting in an explosive mix of History, Mystery & Fun. Last year a 'Valley of the Dinosaurs',was opened, which features over 20 life-size dinosaurs set in fascinating prehistoric landscape. Or if it is relaxation that you need go and visit the 'Enchanted Fairy Garden' with fairies, dragons and elves. A great day out, with something for everyone.
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Horse World
Set in beautiful stone farm-buildings on the southern edge of Bristol, HorseWorld's Visitor Centre is a Quality Assured Attraction that offers a great day out for everyone. HorseWorld Visitor Centre is home to over thirty horses, donkeys and ponies at any time, plus lots of other farmyard animals. A fun and educational day out for children. Also has organized workshops, animal adoption programmes and tea rooms serving West Country specialties
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Nightlife
Bristol has an abundance of bars, clubs, pubs, bistros and restaurants to suit your mood and pocket! You are never far from a live music venue, whether you prefer drum & bass or R&B. Bristol Hippodrome offers a selection of shows and musicals, including West End productions and the Bristol Old Vic offers an extensive program for theatre enthusiasts.
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Annual Bristol Festivals
International Balloon Fiesta
International Kite Festival
Ashton Court Festival – music festival
The Harbourside Festival – celebration of the city’s maritime history |
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