Every house in the portfolio sits in one of two settled, green corners of north Bristol — close to UWE Frenchay, with easy buses into the centre and Gloucester Road's cafés, shops and pubs on the doorstep.
A settled residential pocket north of Gloucester Road, Horfield is all wide streets, bay-fronted terraces and green space — Horfield Common and the leisure centre are minutes away.
It suits students who want a proper house and a quieter base without feeling cut off: Gloucester Road's independent cafés, shops and pubs run the length of the area, and regular buses reach UWE Frenchay and the city centre.
Five of the houses in the portfolio sit here — across Filton Avenue, Wordsworth Road and Pine Grove.
On the north-eastern edge of the city, Stoke Park is a landmark spot — the yellow Dower House and its parkland rise above the M32, with woodland walks and open green space on the doorstep.
The houses here are larger and well-proportioned, a short hop from UWE Frenchay and the Frenchay hospital campus, with quick road and bus links into central Bristol.
Two of the portfolio's biggest houses sit here — on Parnell Road and Thomas Way.