Living in Horfield
Horfield is a lively suburb located in the north of Bristol, offering a unique blend of residential charm and urban conveniences. Known for its diverse community and extensive green spaces, Horfield is home to Horfield Common and several parks, making it ideal for families and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The area boasts a rich history, with notable landmarks such as the historic Horfield Church and the imposing Bristol City Football Club nearby, providing a sense of local pride.
The suburb is well-connected to the city center via public transport, making it easy for residents to enjoy the bustling city life while enjoying the tranquillity of suburban living. With an array of local shops, cafes, and restaurants, Horfield caters to various tastes and preferences, creating a vibrant atmosphere that draws both young professionals and families alike.
North Bristol
Horfield is situated just a few miles north of Bristol's city centre.
Good schools
The area features several well-regarded primary and secondary schools.
Vibrant community life
Horfield hosts various local events that engage residents of all ages.
Excellent transport options
Frequent bus and train services connect Horfield to central Bristol.
What's happening in Horfield
Inside Bristol's new town student accommodation that will eventually be next door to an arena
It includes ‘vibrant social spaces’, ‘inspiring study areas’ and ‘fitness facilities’, with padel courts, pickleball, wellness spaces,…
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Horror in Bristol park as case of children in shallow grave never solved
After the biggest search the UK had ever seen, a tiny hand was seen poking out of the ground
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Scenic Somerset walking and wildlife spot has an 'important' role this summer
It's been operational since the 60s
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Larger vehicles now cost more to park in this city
New parking measures, including charges based on vehicle size, have come into force.
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‘You notice the quiet’: Lorde and Little Simz to star at festival run on green power
A zero-emission compact hydrogen power plant will drive the two stages at Clifton Down in BristolWhen Lorde, Little Simz and Wet Leg stride…
Read more →MP proud to be appointed vice-patron of Filton Museum
Ms Hazelgrove pictured with Sir Iain Grey, chair of Aerospace Bristols board. Image: Aerospace Bristol Filton and Bradley Stoke MP Claire…
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