• Three Bedrooms +
• Two Reception Rooms +
• Conservatory +
• Bay Windows +
• Garden & Patio +
• Driveway +

This attractive 1930s three-bedroom home offers a practical and well-balanced layout, combining bright, airy interiors with plenty of potential to personalise and create a comfortable long-term home.

The ground floor features two spacious reception rooms that flow naturally from the front of the house through to the rear, providing flexible space for both living and dining. The kitchen offers a functional layout with ample storage and workspace, and leads into a light-filled sunroom that opens onto the garden, a charming spot for a dining area, reading nook, or simply enjoying the outdoors year-round. While the sunroom would benefit from modernisation, it adds wonderful character and scope to enhance this classic property.

Upstairs, there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, each with its own character and generous natural light, along with a family bathroom fitted with a bath and overhead shower. The layout is versatile and ideal for families, home working, or guest accommodation.

Externally, the home enjoys the largest plot on the street with both patio and lawn areas, offering a private outdoor space that could easily be refreshed or landscaped to suit your taste. To the front, there’s a driveway providing convenient off-street parking, with the potential to extend and create additional parking if desired.

Tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac, the property sits among long-standing neighbours, on a street that has seen little change of ownership over the years, a testament to its appeal and community feel. As homes in the area begin to be updated and renovated, this property presents an exciting opportunity for buyers looking to invest in a desirable, well-established neighbourhood.

Oakenhill Walk is within easy reach of local transport links connecting both Bristol and Bath, making it ideal for commuters. Sandy Park Road, just a 10-minute walk away, offers a vibrant selection of independent boutiques, cafés, and restaurants. Residents can also enjoy nearby green spaces, including Victory Park, Nightingale Valley Woods, and Eastwood Farm Nature Reserve, perfect for leisure and relaxation.

Verified Material Information

Council Tax band: C

Tenure: Freehold

Property type: House

Property construction: Standard construction

Energy Performance rating: E

Electricity supply: Mains electricity

Solar Panels: No

Other electricity sources: No

Water supply: Mains water supply

Sewerage: Mains

Heating: Mains gas-powered central heating is installed.

Heating features: Double glazing

Broadband: FTTP (Fibre to the Premises)

Mobile coverage: O2 - Good, Vodafone - Good, Three - Great, EE - Great

Parking: Driveway and Garage

Building safety issues: No

Restrictions - Listed Building: No

Restrictions - Conservation Area: No

Restrictions - Tree Preservation Orders: None

Public right of way: No

Long-term area flood risk: No

Historical flooding: No

Flood defences: No

Coastal erosion risk: No

Planning permission issues: No

Accessibility and adaptations: None

Coal mining area: Yes

Non-coal mining area: No

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