Bristol dates from early Anglo-Saxon times when there was a large Roman settlement at Seaford Mills and possibly a camp at Clifton. During the Middle Ages the city was the scene of many clashes between warring factions and its castle, now destroyed, was once one of the greatest in England. in 1552 the Society of Merchant Adventurers was incorporated by Royal Charter and through the next two centuries more than 10,000 emigrants departed from the port to settle the Americas.
The city's 19th century fame rests largely with Isambard Kingdom Brunel, the most famous engineer of the Victorian era. He built the Great Western Railway, Clifton Suspension Bridge and his vessel, the SS Great Britain is in the City Docks.
Today Bristol is a thriving industrial and commercial city and although the docks have moved to Avonmouth and Royal Portbury smaller vessels recall the City's maritime past. With a wealth of fine architecture and with excellent leisure and cultural amenities the city remains a magnate for all generations.
Facilities include non-resident management staff and community alarm service, lift, lounge, dining room, guest facilities, activities room and garden.
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Facilities include a visiting manager and emergency alarm service, lift, communal lounge, and laundry.
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Facilities: The development has been carefully designed to create a welcoming community, offering extensive facilities including residents' lounge and...
Clockhouse Mews was built by Wickens Developments in 1986 and consists of 26 flats with parking within the development.
...Facilities include a visiting scheme manager and emergency alarm service and it is just a short walk to the shops.
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