The elegant 590 square-foot second floor one bedroom studio is bathed in natural sunlight from its southern exposure. The apartment features a queen bed and an elegant living area separated by a federal arch. It overlooks Bristol’s Hope Street and is ideal for intimate gatherings. The updated and refined spirit of the public spaces at Leonard Place is carried into this apartment which occupies the original southeast and southwest bedrooms. Surrounded by original Federal architectural details and completely restored and enhanced, the apartment features two fireplaces, a new custom designed kitchen and bathroom with premium amenities and appliances, fine linens, mahogany furniture, wool carpets, and classical chandeliers brought up to date for contemporary comfort and living. The space is complemented by state-of-the- art technologies, including Wi-Fi access, a Flat Screen TV, and advanced climate controls.
THE POLLY PIERCE
Named after Mary Polly Pierce Leonard who moved to the newly constructed and prominent house with her husband David Augustus Leonard in 1806 from Massachusetts. Mary Polly Pierce Leonard lived in the house until “heading west” to Indiana with her husband and eleven children in 1818.