Post Box

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264-266 North St
Bristol, eng BS3 1JA

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Matt Bryant
Nice and red
Oct 6th, 2021
Rik O'Shae
Once nominated for Bristol's landmark of the year and former home to Harry the Hermit this inconspicuous post box enjoys scenic vista's across three charity shops and countless estate agents. The rustic early 1900's exterior evokes memories of a more prosperous time while the interior is both cosy and surprisingly spacious, with no less than three bedrooms, one ensuite and a well kept drawing room. Guests of the Postbox may be treated to a champagne toasting on a warm summer's eve while observant onlookers may notice the famous "Postbox Wink" said to occur every 3rd of July, when the Sun is at it's most easterly point. Truly a marvel of the area and a welcome sight for all to behold. A well earned, five stars.
Jan 28th, 2022

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Jan 28th, 2022

Once nominated for Bristol's landmark of the year and former home to Harry the Hermit this inconspicuous post box enjoys scenic vista's across three charity shops and countless estate agents. The rustic early 1900's exterior evokes memories of a more prosperous time while the interior is both cosy and surprisingly spacious, with no less than three bedrooms, one ensuite and a well kept drawing room. Guests of the Postbox may be treated to a champagne toasting on a warm summer's eve while observant onlookers may notice the famous "Postbox Wink" said to occur every 3rd of July, when the Sun is at it's most easterly point.
Truly a marvel of the area and a welcome sight for all to behold. A well earned, five stars.