• Close to Gloucester Road and Horfield Common +
• Beautifully finished throughout +
• Unique Victorian double bay fronted house +
• Driveway providing off-street parking +
• Wealth of period features +
• Three double bedrooms +
• EV charging point +
• Current energy efficiency rating - D +

A beautifully refurbished three-bedroom Victorian home combining original character with tasteful décor, complemented by modern fixtures and fittings throughout.

Overview

Beautifully decorated throughout, this elegant three-bedroom home on a quiet residential street in Bishopston seamlessly blends classic charm with contemporary style. Characterful features such as intricate cornicing, stripped wooden floors, and feature fireplaces provide a stunning backdrop to modern touches throughout. A rare bonus for the road, the property also benefits from a driveway.

The central hallway leads to two spacious reception rooms of equal size, offering flexible living and entertaining space. At the rear, a thoughtfully designed kitchen and dining area features a range of matching wall and base units with contrasting worktops, complemented by clever touches such as a serving hatch. The feature fireplaces throughout add both character and grandeur to the home. Upstairs, three charming bedrooms each have their own personality, accompanied by a stylish three-piece bathroom suite, completing this delightful family home.

Location

Thornleigh Road is a charming location, just a short stroll from the lively Gloucester Road, renowned for its mix of independent shops, cafés, and an outstanding range of restaurants. On a free day, you could enjoy brunch at Fed 303 or head to The Gallimaufry for an evening of dancing. Popular with both families and creatives, the area blends a sense of community with vibrant local culture.

Green spaces are never far away. The Ardagh Community Trust is nearby, offering tennis courts, a children’s play area, and a friendly café, while also hosting events throughout the year. St Andrews Park, a classic Victorian park, provides leafy walks, a playground, and a seasonal paddling pool, while Horfield Common is ideal for dog walking, running, or simply socialising outdoors. Sports enthusiasts are also well catered for, with the Gloucestershire County Cricket Club within easy walking distance.

For commuters, the location is particularly convenient. The city centre can be reached on foot or by bike, Gloucester Road is served by frequent buses, and the M32 provides quick access to the M4 and M5 motorways.