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The Ultimate Bristol Suburb Guide: City Centre
Bristol city centre is located in the heart of Bristol, and it is one of the most exciting parts of the city. As you would expect, the city centre is home to many of the best bars, restaurants and attractions that Bristol has to offer. There is plenty to see and do including lots of… Read more
A Guide to Bristol’s Universities
There is a lot to recommend Bristol when you are choosing a university. Bristol has got not one but two world-class universities to choose from: the University of Bristol and UWE Bristol. Bristol also has other educational institutions, including three theological colleges and a campus of the University of Law. In this article though, we’ll… Read more
What The Law Says When You’re Renting in Bristol
If you are renting in Bristol, it’s well worth becoming familiar with the laws regarding your responsibilities as a tenant and those of your landlord. With a better understanding of the law, you can prevent misunderstandings, avoid problems where you are not meeting your responsibilities, and act faster when you realise a landlord is not… Read more
A Guide to being a Landlord in Bristol
Are you considering becoming a landlord in Bristol? If so, then there are lots of options to consider, whether you’re letting a property long-term to using your property for short-term holiday lets. Whatever you are considering, here are some of the most important things to know about how to become a successful landlord in Bristol.… Read more
8 Tips for New Tenants Who Are Looking To Rent in Bristol
Bristol is a fantastic city to live in. With two world-class universities, some of the most innovative startups in the UK, fascinating historical attractions, an exciting cultural scene and surrounded by stunning countryside, it really has got it all. If you are planning to rent a property in Bristol, you will be spoilt for choice.… Read more
How To Be a Good Landlord
Whether you let out a property for overnight stays or long-term tenancies, being a good landlord should always be a priority. By taking your responsibilities seriously, not only will you help to make your tenants’ stays more pleasant, but you can also help to keep your property occupied for longer, making it a win-win situation.… Read more
A Guide to Bristol for The First-Time Tourist
Bristol is a fantastic destination for a weekend break or a longer holiday. Not only is it an exciting city with plenty to see and do – it’s also the perfect base to discover the beautiful southwest of England. In 2017, the Rough Guide named it one of the top 10 cities to visit in the… Read more
6 Responsibilities you have as a Landlord
If you’ve got a spare property that you’d like to make some extra money from, you’re in luck. The holiday let business is booming. More and more, people are looking to stay in houses and apartments rather than hotels to save money and enjoy a more authentic stay. Read more
A Complete Guide to Landlord Insurance
Renting out your property can be a fantastic way to earn some extra income from a property that you are not using. Whether you own a property conveniently located in the centre of Bristol or out in a popular leafy suburb like Redland or Cotham, the opportunity to make some money on the side or… Read more
Short Term Property Management
Airbnb FAQs
Airbnb has revolutionised the way we travel but has also created a whole new class of budding entrepreneurs; the so-called rentrepreneurs. These are ambitious property owners who have decided to top their incomes up by renting out anything from spare rooms in their houses or flats, to an entire house or any number of other spaces… Read more
A Local Guide To Montpelier
North of Bristol city centre, Montpelier is one of those neighbourhoods that marches to the beat of its own drum. Colourful, characterful and full of life, it’s the kind of place where no two streets feel the same — and that’s exactly why people love it here. Whether you’re thinking of moving in, looking to… Read more
St Werburghs
St Werburghs, Bristol, UK is a lovely area known for its red-brick terraced housing and Georgian and Victorian properties. It’s a vibrant and diverse community with a small park, a good selection of pubs, numerous shops and even a city farm. St Werburghs has not one but two climbing centres, making it a great place… Read more
