"Woodside road has been the perfect place for us. Our open living space made for easy hosting of Christmas, BBQs and coffee catch ups. We’ve watched New Year fireworks from upstairs and caught the summer sun in the garden. Nightingale valley is on the doorstep for our daily dog walks, as is St Annes park. We regularly walk to the Deli, the Langton Pub, the brewery and the sauna. We’re sad to say goodbye to this house and our neighbours but we know that the next owners will enjoy it just as much."
The home
A beautifully presented three-bedroom home with a garage which has been converted into a home office with storage. The first time seeing this property you will be struck by its curb appeal. the front garden consists of an immaculately pruned hedge and a sprightly tree partially covering the bay window providing added privacy. Upon entry you're greeted by the entrance which leads to the open planned living space, this area is naturally light as the sun flows through the bay window at the front and French doors at the back of the property. Off the dining area is the modern U-shaped kitchen with integrated appliances. Upstairs we have three bedrooms, two rooms at the back overlook the garden and then the principal suite at the front with a three-piece bathroom suite adjacent.
Outside space
As you step outside there is small lean to with a storage space on either side. This is connected to a lovely, decked seating area followed by a grass lawn with a gravelled path to the garage at the rear which has been converted in a home office and further storage. There is also rear access via a back lane.
Living in St Annes
Woodside Road is a quiet crescent in the heart of St Annes, a popular area for those who enjoy being close to the River Avon, with open green spaces and woodland while still having great connections to the city.
For nature lovers, the River Avon is on your doorstep, with St Anne’s Wood and Nightingale Valley Nature Reserve a short walk away.
For commuters the regular number 5 bus runs to Bristol City Centre, or you can cycle to Bristol Temple Meads in around 15 minutes. Drivers can take Feeder Road into the city centre, or join St Philip’s Causeway for the M32 and beyond