Goldney Hall, University dormitory in Clifton, Bristol, England.
Goldney Hall contains multiple residential blocks arranged in flats, surrounded by expansive landscaped gardens within the University of Bristol campus.
The property dates back to 1724 when the main house was constructed, later receiving architectural modifications by Alfred Waterhouse between 1864 and 1865.
The student residence organizes the annual Goldney Ball, bringing together over 1000 participants while generating funds for local charitable organizations.
The accommodation houses 267 students in single rooms with basins, en-suite facilities, and standard plus options, located 0.8 miles from the main university buildings.
The grounds feature the Shell Grotto, constructed between 1737 and 1764, distinguished as Britain's sole grotto combining shell decorations with functioning water features.
Location: City of Bristol
GPS coordinates: 51.45274,-2.61371
Latest update: May 11, 2025 01:48
Clifton Hill House
70 m
Jacob's Well, Bristol
251 m
Hercules statue at Goldney House
99 m
Callandar House, Attached To Clifton Hill House
67 m
Goldney Hall Tower
83 m
Bet tohorah at Jacob's Wells Road
241 m
Prospect House And Attached Front Basement Balustrades
133 m
Wall, Gate Piers And Gates Of Former Church Of St Andrew (Now Demolished)
104 m
Beresford House And Attached Balustrade
126 m
26, Victoria Square
274 m
The orangery at Goldney House
12 m
Numbers 15 To 24 And Attached Raised Pavement With Area Railings
271 m
Richmond House
124 m
Number 14 And Attached Front Basement Area Railings
169 m
10, Hensman's Hill
308 m
Garden Wall, Piers And Gate To Bishop's House
97 m
29, Victoria Square
292 m
Chesterfield And Attached Front Garden Wall
162 m
St Albans
261 m
Number 22 And Attached Entrance Railings
117 m
Number 30 And Piers And Front Railings
300 m
Numbers 1 To 5 (Consecutive) And Attached Basement Area Railings And Gates
257 m
Goldney House
52 m
Drinking Fountain
290 m
Numbers 1 To 19 And Attached Front Basemant Area Railings
200 m
Street Wall And Piers To Beresford House
120 m
Attached Rubble Walls, Doorways And Garden Buildings To Clifton Hill House
188 m
Goldney Hall Grotto
83 mReviews
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