The fiesta is in full swing at Ashton Court this weekend and, while there are plenty of places you can get a good look at balloon-filled skies, there's no place like home when it comes to balloon spotting. Luckily, there are a number of properties on the market that boast amazing spots for balloon watching, entertaining and just simply sitting back and relaxing close to the skies of Bristol.
Estate agent Savills has told Bristol Live that the hot spots for balloon-watching actually correspond with some of the most desirable areas in the city and the fiesta itself definitely makes Bristol a place people from all over the world desire to live. Richard Brooks, head of Savills residential sales business in Bristol, said: "The Bristol Balloon Fiesta first took flight in 1979 and, embraced by Bristolians, grew to become an international event. Attracting around 500,000 visitors over the four day event, it is one of many reasons for Bristol’s reputation as a world-class city.
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