“My favourite spot is the cosy lounge in the evenings with the log burner and a glass of red. As an illustrator, I love my bright garden office where I can work and watch the birds, and the sunny garden is perfect for a barbecue.”
The home
This three bedroom semi-detached property has been subject to a complete renovation since the current owners bought the property 8 years ago. The kitchen/diner has been opened up to create a bright and open space and this leads into the cosy living room, fit with a log burner. The living room and dining room are fit with original floorboards whilst the kitchen is laid with tiles. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and one single bedroom and a family bathroom which has been put in by the new owners.
The outside
Both the front and rear gardens have been landscaped, creating attractive and practical spaces. The rear garden offers an excellent area to relax or entertain, while three-quarters of the former garage has been cleverly converted into a spacious home office with bi-fold doors that flood the room with natural light - perfect for home working. The remaining quarter of the garage provides useful storage space for tools or other items. The property also benefits from an off-road parking space.
Living in Ashton
Marigold Walk in Ashton is very well-located for walking to North Street or to Ashton Gate for the rugby, football and live concerts. This area is popular with a range of residents for its popular shops and amenities and abundance of recognisable culture, typified by annual events such as ‘Upfest’ and the nearby Harbourside Festival and Bristol International Balloon Fiesta. Much of this area’s popularity stems from its proximity to Bristol City Centre.
The accessibility of the city centre makes this area popular with young professionals, commuters and those who look to enjoy the high-quality shops, bars and restaurants of North Street, including Sonny Stores, SOUK Kitchen, Cor and Kask wine.
Marigold Walk is a quiet residential cul-de-sac in one of the most desirable parts of Bristol a short walk to Gore’s Marsh Park. On Marigold Walk residents are on the doorstep to Greville Smyth Park and Ashton Court, ideal for dog walkers, runners or just a stroll outside of the city. For those who require frequent access out of the city, the property is also close to both Bedminster and Bristol Temple Meads train stations, a short walk to the Bristol Airport bus stop, as well as offering several routes by road to outstanding countryside and more rural attractions nearby.