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Parking on Kenn Road, BS21
Space description
CCTV
Lighting
5 spaces (1 electric vehicle charging point) located at the Old Vicarage in Kenn Road in Kenn, Clevedon, 5 minutes from J20 on the M5, close to Tesco & petrol station. We are also 19 minutes from Bristol Airport. The space is big enough to fit large vans and minibuses. The property and spaces are protected by electric gates and CCTV. Please let us know when you will be arriving and we will ensure we are available to open the gates for you.
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Reviews about this space
Joe O27th June 2024
Couldn’t have asked for a better place to leave my car overnight. Fantastic host who couldn’t have accommodated us any better. Excellent communication.
Reza S29th June 2022
Amazing service, Great location, very secured and spacious for high end cars or bigger vehicles. Couldn't be happier
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