Located on the western fringe of Clifton Down, Sneyd Park was originally developed in Victorian times and is home to many millionaires.
The area benefits from stunning views of Clifton Suspension Bridge, Avon Gorge and Glenavon Park, and is a short walk away from The Downs.
Sneyd Park is just a stone throw away from the great amenities in Clifton, and is the epitome of luxury living with properties going for £683,374 on average according to We Buy Any Home.
We visited the most expensive street in the area, Seawalls Road, where properties sale on average at £2,145,833 according to Property Solvers.
We were pleasantly surprised by the amount of greenery we were greeted with upon arriving as well as the serene atmosphere. The only noises we could here was someone tending to their garden and the rare passing car.
The homes were stunning both in size and beauty, and shared a harmonious colour pallet of whites and earthy tones.
A short walk away, the 4 Citylines bus connected the area to the city centre and Cribbs Causeway.
Around the corner of Seawalls Road is the Sea Walls observation point were visitors can enjoy stunning views of the Avon Gorge and Clifton Supension Bridge, and The Downs.
Scroll through to see photos from our visit to Seawalls Road and the nearby area.

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Sneyd Park is well connected with the 4 Citylines connecting the area with Bristol City Centre and Cribbs Causeway. | National World

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We came across a stunning phone box which had been repurposed as a mini garden. | National World

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National World Photo: The colour pallet of the area was very harmonious with homes featuring whites and earthy colours.

