3 BRAGGS LANE OLD MARKET BRISTOL A DEVELOPMENT BY

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1 BRAGGS LANE OLD MARKET BRISTOL A DEVELOPMENT BY

2 With a fascinating, rich history, the Old Market area was once known to locals as the trading quarter that attracted wealthy merchants, royalty, sportsman and actors - the city even harboured pirates. Today, Bristol is a modern, award winning green city and continues to be a social and cultural hotspot with a global reputation for innovation and creativity. The birthplace of Wallace and Gromit, Ribena, the Concorde, Harry Potter and many more, this unique city attracts international attention, and has recently been named as one of the top ten cities to live anywhere in the world. Old Market s Unique Bohemian Character The most beautiful, interesting and distinguished city in England." - Winston Churchill 141

3 REGENERATION OF THE AREA history in the making 15 OLD MARKET STREET The Old Market area in the City of Bristol dates back to as early as 00 AD. Since the th Century it has functioned as the primary eastern entrance to the city. The heritage of Old Market has been protected and maintained over many years as it contains the most important collections of historic buildings in the city. Its unique character, diverse range of buildings, central location and key opportunity sites, make it an ideal place for regeneration with a distinct identity as Bristol s independent retail centre with a growing population of professionals and young families. shaping the future 11 BRAGGS LANE, OLD MARKET The city of Bristol continues to grow at an exponential rate with regeneration projects planned across the entire city. Including the development of Bristol Temple Quarter a sustainable and flourishing urban new quarter and a brand new Redcliff quarter set to have some of the best bars, restaurants and shopping in the city. The existing Cabot Circus, is deemed the best shopping centre in Europe and all of this just a short walk from The Brassworks in Old Market. WHY BRASSWORKS? 124 THE ROYAL VISIT, OLD MARKET In the early 0 s the Bristol Brass & Wire Company was created by a group of men called the Quakers. They discovered that combining zinc (the ore Calamine) and copper produced brass. They wanted to stop all import of foreign brass from Holland and thus established the Bristol Mill Brass Works. It is estimated that the production levels of brass in Bristol during this time was between tons a year. It has also been reported that there were 25 furnaces at Baptist Mills, which used 200 tons of copper a year and estimated it produced some tons of brass a year. 151, BRISTOL TEMPLE MEADS PHOTO CREDITS: PAUL TOWNSEND

4 the development BRAGGS LANE, BS2 Tucked away In the heart of The Old Market Quarter in Bristol, this new development offers a unique urban living experience with a mixture of one bedroom and one bedroom + study lofts. In keeping with the historical nature of the area, the development boasts a unique design with elements and materials that compliment the characteristics of Old Market. Contemporary living spaces, stylish kitchens and luxurious bathrooms creates an enviable place to live in this up and coming community that is currently in the midst of regeneration. A short walk to the bustling and enchanting City Centre, with easy access to all public transportation, schools, shopping, culture and legendary nightlife. the brassworks

5 spending the day HARBOURSIDE BRISTOL ZOO CABOT CIRCUS SHOPPING HIPPODROME MILLENIUM SQUARE BRISTOL UNIVERSITY 15 CLIFTON QUEENS SQUARE BRUNEL SS GREAT BRITAIN ARNOLFINI A place to live, work and play BRISTOL MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY Whether you're looking for a great day out for all the family, a romantic break, an adventure, to experience Bristol's eclectic arts and culture scene or just some rest and relaxation in the green, outdoor spaces, there s a fantastic range of things to see and do in Bristol AMPHITHEATRE BRISTOL AQUARIUM BRISTOL CATHEDRAL BRISTOL OLD VIC THEATRE

6 legendary nightlife 1 MILLENIUM SQUARE 2 THE GLASSHOUSE MILK & THISTLE MAURITANIA 5 SMOKE & MIRRORS ARNOLFINI CABOT CIRCUS HIPPODROME BRISTOL ZOO BRISTOL AQUARIUM HARBOURSIDE CLIFTON VILLAGE 4 5 Its sundown in the West Country s nightlife capitol, Bristol - the city comes alive with music, theatre, cinema, laughter, food and drink. Hosting some of the top DJs and underground live gigs to its speakeasies and incredible restaurants, its comedy nights and illusionists, you re sure to find something to excite your senses.

7 community with history and heritage AREAS OF BRISTOL 1 1 HARBOURSIDE 2 TEMPLE QUARTER REGENERATION OLD CITY 4 REDCLIFFE 5 OLD MARKET BROADMEAD CABOT CIRCUS CLIFTON ST MICHAEL S HILL STOKES CROFT HOTWELLS SPIKE ISLAND WEST END

8 KITCHENS it s all in the detail contemporary kitchens with integrated handles for a streamlined, sleek finish white ceramic farm style sink white stone worktop beveled subway tile back-splash integrated appliances to include american style fridge/freezer, washer/dryer, dishwasher, oven, electric hob BATHROOMS & SHOWER ROOMS ceramic wood effect tile flooring walk-in shower with clear glass barrier white beveled subway shower tile with convenient recessed shelving brushed chrome sanitary ware with on/off knobs conveniently located on entry into the shower heated towel rail INTERNAL & LIVING SPACES rustic red brick feature wall in every apartment vantage dark terra wood flooring throughout apartments white gloss wood interior doors LIGHTING & ELECTRICS LED downlighters throughout all apartments phone points to all reception and bedrooms TV points to all reception and bedrooms brushed chrome switches and sockets throughout mains operated smoke alarms with battery back-up COMMUNAL secure bike store for all apartments bin stores

9 finishing touches Typical one bedroom features. We know how important it is to create a welcoming space that makes a house a home, which is why we have designed The Brassworks with you in mind. Providing a specification and attention to detail that will give you a mixture of comfort and style in your new home.

10 floorplans SECOND FLOOR GROUND FLOOR Apt # SQ FT Apt # SQ FT FIRST FLOOR THIRD FLOOR Apt # SQ FT Apt # SQ FT

11 the rengen collection OUR LATEST DEVELOPMENTS 1 SEA CADETS, BATH 2 AMBRA VALE, BRISTOL THE EXCHANGE, BATH 4 RADWAY HOUSE, BATH ABOUT RENGEN 5 CANAL BRIDGE, BATH CRESWICKE HOUSE, BRISTOL Rengen is a multi-disciplinary property developer, which focuses on sites in the South West of England. Our comprehensive range of multi-sector delivery in the UK property markets, provides a strong position from where we explore opportunities and create value in our work and the work we do for our purchasers. JACOB S BREWERY, BRISTOL WIDCOMBE WHARF, BATH REDCLIFFE STREET, BRISTOL SOUTHAMPTON BUSINESS CENTRE LONGBROOK STREET, EXETER CUMBERLAND STREET, BRISTOL

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