Apartment Description
This is a beautifully arranged apartment making the most of the second floor location to create a light and airy space being of a south west facing aspect.

The central hallway leads to the open plan living area positioned at the end. The kitchen is located at the rest of the room with a contemporary design befitting of this luxurious and acclaimed development. Offering a corner position the kitchen includes oven, hob and extractor, fridge freezer and dishwasher. The stone work surface creates a wonderful space from which to conjure up a culinary delight and entertain.

The living area is designated closest to the 2 sash windows to make the most of the light and aspect of the tree tops from the park opposite. An aspect across Southville makes for a delightful vista and backdrop.

The principal bedroom suite is at the opposite end of the apartment. With a luxurious en-suite shower room and fitted wardrobe, you can move in immediately and make this your place of sanctuary.

A guest bedroom is within the centre of the apartment offering a stunning bathroom opposite.

Externally there are exquisitely landscaped gardens which are private to all residents within Factory No.1. A tranquil space within which to sit and relax at the end of a busy day and enjoy your surroundings.


A smart new address
Factory No.1 is a new and exciting residential development located at the gateway to Bedminster, formerly the first tobacco factory of W.D and H.O Wills.
A new chapter has started, with urban homes being crafted from the former factory's historic buildings, alongside five new apartment buildings.

Specification
All apartments have a fully inclusive specification that includes integrated kitchen appliances, stone worktops, fitted wardrobes, flooring throughout and tiling finishes.

Flooring
• Amtico luxury vinyl tile flooring to the main hallway and living areas.
• 100% wool carpets in Portobello silver to bedrooms
• Floor tiling to bathrooms and en-suites

From cigarettes to city living, Factory No.1 is a beacon of Bristol's industrial past. Its rich history makes for a compelling and interesting place to live. Located on the site of what was once a medieval hospital and then a tannery, the building is better known for being the first factory of tobacco importers and manufacturers, W.D & H.O Wills. The brothers moved their business from its premises in Redcliff Street to its first factory in Consort House (Factory No. 1) in 1886, celebrating the move with a high tea in the Cigar Room for all 900 employees. Famously both non-smokers, William Day Wills and Henry Overton Wills II were pioneers of the cigarette card used in packaging and were the first UK company to mass-produce cigarettes.

Their successful business launched many popular cigarette brands including Woodbine and Capstan. Towards the end of the 19th century and in response to challenges from the American Tobacco Company, W.D & H.O Wills joined forces with 12 other family-run tobacco manufacturers including John Player & Sons and Lambert & Butler. The Imperial Tobacco Company (Great Britain and Ireland) Limited was formed in 1901 (although the companies continued to trade under their own names) and Regent House became the company headquarters. Tobacco continued to be manufactured at Factory No.1 until the 1970s.

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