GUILD HERITAGE HOUSE

A collection of 20 high specification apartments within an historic building.

Location

Old Market,
Bristol

Bedrooms

Studio, one and two-bedroom apartments

Refurbishment

Refurbishment.
Retain / Enhance

Planning

Planning consent April 2016 Completion January 2018

Guild Heritage House stands as a meticulously refurbished historic building, originally designed by renowned architect Sir Frank Wills, the mind behind the City Museum and Art Gallery.

Acknowledged as a ‘Building of Merit’ in a conservation area, the development aligns seamlessly with our ethos: to ‘Retain and Enhance’ the character of buildings and their communities. Our mission was to transform the building in a modern way, for modern living.

Collaborating with award-winning Bristol architects, O’LearyGoss, the building has been conscientiously revived. The Edwardian red brick façade and entrance have been restored, with private gardens reintroduced to infuse natural light into the building’s core, providing residents with inviting spaces.

Original fireplaces and classic sash windows grace many apartments, showcasing the commitment to preserving historical elements.

Designed by WN Interiors, the apartments focus on maximising natural light, creating an open and airy ambiance inspired by nature. Simple finishes in cool greens and natural wood colours offer a serene escape from city life.

Designed by WN Interiors, the apartments focus on maximising natural light, creating an open and airy ambiance inspired by nature. Simple finishes in cool greens and natural wood colours offer a serene escape from city life.

Situated in the heart of Bristol’s vibrant Old Market, the apartments are within easy reach of Bristol’s key locations: Temple Meads station, the Harbourside, and vibrant shopping and dining districts.

Notably, all properties were swiftly sold by 2.30pm on launch day, underscoring the project’s success.