2 Bed Terraced House, Single Let, Bristol, BS7 9PA, £475,000

"We loved making Tortworth Road our first home. Days don’t get better than a sunny Saturday, with the light shining through the bedroom windows, trips to get breakfast at Lunita, Fed or Lonely Mouth, afternoons relaxing in the peaceful garden and taking a stroll in any of the nearby parks followed by an evening takeaway from Jeans Bistro or The Kandyan. Winters are more about entertaining in the kitchen, trips to local pubs, we like The Lazy Dog, and cosy evenings in the lounge."

Tortworth Road is in a desirable part of north Horfield, located just off of Gloucester Road, near The Wellington pub. Venues such as FED, the Grace, and Per & Kor are a fantastic range of eateries for people to enjoy, as well as a number of other independents including Gloucester Road Books, Rambling Rose, and Fancy Plants in the local vicinity to name a select few. Surrounded by green spaces, St Andrews Park is a leafy Victorian public park with children's play area and paddling pool, as well as Horfield Common, which is perfect for dog walkers, runners and those who are wanting to socialise. For sports fans, Gloucestershire County Cricket Club play regularly in summer months just to the other side of Gloucester Road and Bristol Rovers' Memorial Stadium are within a short walk. The area is very well positioned for commuters, with the city centre within walking or cycling distance and regular buses running, the M32 nearby, with links to the M4 and M5. The area is incredibly popular with families, due to a number of popular schools, such as Ashley Down Primary, Fairfield High School and Trinity Academy.

A stylish and thoughtfully curated two bedroom Victorian home on Tortworth Road in Horfield, boasting contemporary design with period charm. The floorplan comprises a typical layout, with entrance into a hallway with a large storage area under the stairs and living room on the first right. A sumptuous feel is offered in the living room, which also benefits from the bay window, wooden floorboards and picture rails. Moving to the back of the ground floor, is the homes focal point, the kitchen/dining area. The space virtually mirrors the living room in terms of charm and features, and allows access to the garden from the patio door. The rear garden is generous in size and quite private which is rare for the area. You are initially greeted by a patio area, followed by a well-manicured lawn and second patio area at the back of the plot, which captures plenty of sun. A utility/storage area and shed complete the exterior. Heading upstairs, the primary bedrooms sits at the front and spans the width of the home. Two large windows encapsulate the room and allow for plenty of natural light. At the rear is a second double bedroom and pristine three piece bathroom suite. EPC has been ordered.