• Unique Family Home +
• Contemporary Finish +
• Part of an Edwardian Church Conversion +
• Within 235m Of Redland Green School +
• Onward Chain In Place +
• Roof Terrace & Allocated Parking +
• Circa 2,100 Sq/Ft. +

Offering something special and different with big open-plan living spaces, this four bedroom unique home offers plenty of character and is tucked away in a convenient location little more than a stone's throw from the rear entrance of Redland Green School (231m distant). The raised terrace provides outside entertaining space and the gated, allocated parking is a welcome feature within this area.

With a convenient central Redland location, it is a fantastic setting for an urban home. It is within walking distance of the cosmopolitan range of independent restaurants, cafés and shops on Gloucester Road, Chandos Road and Zetland Road. There are also open spaces at Redland Green and the Kersteman Road allotments and the train station at Redland offers an alternative to driving.

Forming part of an impressive conversion of a former Edwardian church (the work of the architect Philip Munro, who also designed the Clifton Pump Room and Spa and Clifton Rocks Railway), the house has accommodation arranged over two floors and has been subject to a comprehensive yet sympathetic improvement. This included the installation of some triple glazed windows circa 2013. Around 2019 there were more significant works which included a new kitchen and bathrooms, new boiler, underfloor heating, and insulation throughout the house, as well as Cat 6 wiring and Wi-Fi points, camera security system and a partial re-roof.

With high quality fittings throughout and a streamlined, contemporary feel, the house is approached via hall with quarry tiled floor extending throughout the ground floor. Situated off the hall is a useful utility cupboard housing the washing machine and tumble dryer. At the front is a substantial open plan living area with two coloured leaded windows to the front, window to side and a large lantern light set to the ceiling. There is also a secondary external door to the side passage. A wood burner is set to one side providing a focal point with stairs rising to the upper floor at the rear of the room with cloakroom positioned next to the stairs.

To the rear and spanning the width of the house is the kitchen diner. At 26 ft wide with heating, a bay window to the rear and two coloured leaded windows to the side, this well-proportioned room combines a cutting-edge modern kitchen featuring high end appliances with period features including a wood burner set into a fireplace. With ample space for a sizeable dining table and additional furniture, this is a real hub for the home.