• West Bishopston +
• Victorian end terrace +
• A fully open plan, yet cleverly zoned ground floor +
• Contemporary fitted kitchen +
• Utility + ground floor WC +
• A private and mature rear garden with side access +
• Rear access via double gates +
• Three double bedrooms +
• Generous bathroom with separate walk-in shower +
• 116.4 sq. ft / 1253 sq.ft +

A very well presented Victorian property, located on a popular side street in West Bishopston. Of particular note here is the thoughtfully and beautifully finished interior.

Overview

This charming Victorian end terrace property in West Bishopston is a truly unique find. Featuring a fully open-plan ground-floor layout that is cleverly zoned, the property offers a bright and spacious living space perfect for modern living. The fitted kitchen is sleek and contemporary, complemented by a utility room and ground-floor WC for added convenience. Providing ample living space for a growing family or professionals looking to make a home in this sought-after area.

Upstairs, the property offers three double bedrooms and a generous luxury bathroom with a separate walk-in shower.

With a total living space of 116.4 sq. ft / 1253 sq ft, this property is perfect for those seeking a unique and well-presented home in Bristol.

Outside

Well stocked with mature planting, gives interest throughout the seasons.
It's accessed at the rear of the property and via French doors from the middle of the property, creating an ideal 'inside/outside' living arrangement. A useful feature is that the property and garden can also be accessed via double wooden gates via Falmouth Road.

Location

This position means the property falls within the Redland Green APR as well as the Bishop Road primary catchment. Gloucester Road is a short walk away and offers a vast array of independent shops, cafés and restaurants. For open green space, the well used St Andrews Park and Horfield Common are within a short walk.
Located in West Bishopston, this property is in close proximity to the bustling city centre of Bristol. The immediate area offers a wealth of amenities, including shops, restaurants, and cafes, as well as excellent transport links (Temple Meads train station offering direct access to Paddington) - . Popular attractions in Bristol, include the iconic Clifton Suspension Bridge and the SS Great Britain, which offer a glimpse into the city's rich maritime history.