• A generously proportioned (measuring approx. 875 sq.ft.) balcony flat +
• Fully refurbished throughout +
• Two double bedrooms +
• Sizeable open-plan living space opening into modern kitchen +
• Far-reaching, elevated views from the balcony +
• Neutral decor +
• Allocated off-street parking to rear +
• Share of Freehold +
• Close to Westbury-on-Trym Village +
• Offered with no onward chain +

Occupying the entire first floor of a charming Victorian townhouse, this refurbished property offers village views and includes an allocated parking space at the rear. Offered with no onward chain.

Summary - This two-bedroom, first-floor flat is well-located in a quiet spot, just a short walk from Westbury-on-Trym village.

Upon entering through the communal front door, stairs lead to the first-floor landing and the flat's private entrance. The hallway provides access to all rooms and features built-in storage. The spacious, open-plan living room is about 18 ft wide, offering ample space for both living and dining. It includes a fireplace and a sash window at the rear, providing views over Westbury-on-Trym village. This room flows into the fitted kitchen, which has wall and base units, work surfaces, a sink unit, built-in cooking appliances, and space for a washing machine and dryer. A sash window to the front and fitted flooring complete this area.

The flat has two double bedrooms. The main bedroom is a good size, with a sash window to the rear offering village views. The second double bedroom has a sash window to the front. The fitted shower room includes a three-piece suite with a low-level WC, wash basin, and a walk-in shower cubicle. The location is convenient, with Westbury-on-Trym village, featuring shops, cafes, and restaurants, just a short walk away. Durdham Downs and Whiteladies Road are also easily accessible. Viewing is recommended. Please refer to the floorplan for detailed room measurements and layout.

Location - Westbury-on-Trym is a village on the outskirts of Bristol city centre dating back over a 1000 years. Named after the River Trym running through it, with a strong community feel, centred around The Holy Trinity Church. At the heart of the village is a war memorial where the three main shopping streets converge. The village boasts a good selection of local independent shops as well as cafes, banks, restaurants and family friendly pubs.

The village is ideally suited to the needs of growing families offering excellent local schools including Westbury-on-Trym Church of England Academy, Elmlea Infant School, Elmlea Junior School and Bristol Free School. The jewel in its crown has to be the ever-popular Canford Park - a family friendly recreational space with playground, tennis courts, football pitches and a bowling green.