"I was looking for a quiet cosy house, but still close to the action, and this one ticked all the boxes. There are so many great pubs, cafes and restaurants within walking distance; Bianchis on Picton St is a particular favourite. There are many green spaces nearby, but the garden is a lovely peaceful space to relax and dine alfresco on the raised decking."

The home.

A pretty and stylishly finished two bedroom Victorian terrace located on a quiet, residential street on the St. Werburghs/Montpelier borders. The home possesses so many of the features so beloved of the era, chic fireplaces, stripped flooring and lots of natural light, the colour palate is thoughtfully put together on on trend accentuating the homely vibe.

These houses have some of the largest gardens in the area and this property's is one of the finest I've seen, with a Westerly aspect for the afternoon ands evening sun, a full width deck at the shady end for those sunny evening get togethers alongside raised beds and a freshly laid lawn.

Living in St. Werburghs

St Werburgh's is home to a number of popular cafes, shops and attractions including The Better Food Company shop, Napolita Café, Wiper & True Brewery, as well as the Undercover Rock-climbing centre in St Werburgh's Church. Bloc climbing gym, the largest bouldering centre in Bristol is just around the corner. The area’s popularity derives in a large part from its sense of community, but also from its close proximity to Bristol City Centre, Greenbank and Cheltenham Road.

The nearby M32 makes the area ideal for commuters, providing easy access to Bristol Parkway and in turn to the M4. St Werburgh's Primary School is very central to the area and has a good reputation, enhancing the pull of the area to families. St Werburgh's Nursery School is also close by and is rated ‘good’ by Ofsted. The St Werburgh's City Farm and Café are well known throughout the city and combined with the local allotments are a good example of the area’s individuality and independence from surrounding suburbs.