Acorn City Collection
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Brandon Yard, BristolSet in a prime waterfront location in the centre of Bristol, Brandon Yard has unrivalled views towards the SS Great Britain.
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Bristol
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Loft House, BristolLocated next to the Gloucestershire County Cricket Ground, Loft House features the conversion of Brunel House an historic Grade II listed stone building.
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Hope House, BathHope House features a refurbishment and conversion of a Grade II listed building together with a collection of carefully designed new build houses and apartments within walking distance of the city centre.
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The Gardens, BathForming part of the Hope House development, The Gardens is an exclusive collection of contemporary homes situated in six acres of parkland within walking distance of Bath city centre
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Bath
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Cathedral House, CardiffSituated on the fringes of Pontcanna, affectionately known as the 'Chelsea of Cardiff', in an important conservation area. Cathedral House is surrounded by Victorian townhouses and mature trees.
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Cardiff
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Chequers House, SalisburyJust a three-minute stroll from the Cathedral grounds, Chequers House is located in the heart of Salisbury, the 'City in the Countryside'.
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Salisbury
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London
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St Leonards Quarter, ExeterSt Leonards Quarter is located in the popular and highly sought after St Leonards area. With a great selection of independent boutique shops and cafes, good local schools and access to many other local amenities, this is a prime residential area in Exeter.
Why move to a city?
City living boasts many benefits. Our major UK cities have managed to maintain much of their rich history and architecture which intermingles with modern commercial and shopping centres to create the vibrant communities that we enjoy today. Stylish shopping quarters offer leading brands, whilst hip backstreets and arcades are where the independent shops and quirky boutiques are often to be found. There is something to cater for every taste, from high end fashion and eclectic vintage shops to ultra cool homeware and lifestyle stores.
Mirroring our growing appetite for eating out, cities boast an array of restaurants, cafes and trendy bars, with an ever-changing food scene. Culture vultures can wander around contemporary art galleries, choose from a range of visitor attractions and enjoy evenings out at the theatre or cinema. Throughout the year, there is a choice of festivals and events, with something new and interesting every day of the year.
With so much within easy reach and an abundance of good schools and safe open spaces, cities are the perfect places to nurture cultured independent spirits. Excellent transport links mean it’s also easy to escape into the peace of the countryside for a walk or visit to a rural pub for Sunday lunch.
All in all, city living is rich and varied and meets so many of today’s lifestyle needs.
