• Popular Road +
• Four Double Bedrooms +
• Character Galore +
• Original Fireplaces +
• Double Garage +
• Three Reception Rooms +
• Close to Downs +
• Close to shops +
• Good local primary school +
• Patio garden +

Call me old-fashioned, but I do love a period house that retains its original features, and this three-storey terraced family house retains features in abundance. Fantastic original fireplaces on every floor; sash windows more or less throughout; a beautiful tiled floor in the vestibule and entrance hall, some intricate cornicing, and stripped original doors. It even still possesses the original service bell panel (although, admittedly, the system is no longer operable). That's not to suggest that improvements haven't been made. A single-storey extension alongside the elegant drawing room provides a long kitchen, and one of the top bedrooms has been converted into a large bathroom. There are four bedrooms, all double, a knocked-through lounge and dining room which is also open plan to the kitchen, and a shower room on the first floor. A butler's pantry provides useful storage space, and would also be ideal for conversion to a downstairs cloakroom. The house is set on what tends to be the favoured side of the road: with sun streaming into the back garden in the afternoon and evening, and there is a detached double garage which is a real boon.

Council Tax Band: Band E (£3158.10 per annum 2025/26) (Bristol City Council)
Tenure: Freehold