- 5 bedrooms +
- 2 reception rooms +
- 2 bathrooms +
- Garden +
- Terrace +
A handsome and beautifully proportioned period townhouse offering over 2,100 sq ft of well-balanced accommodation arranged over three floors. This fine five double bedroom family home is filled with natural light and period character, complemented by a delightful south-facing garden and a peaceful Cotham address.
A welcoming entrance hall leads to a bay-fronted sitting room with an original, elegant and working fireplace. At the rear of the home, enjoying a southerly orientation, is a further family room which opens to the kitchen with bay window overlooking the garden, with an adjoining additional space which has French doors accessing the terrace area and garden.
Upstairs, the first floor provides the principal bedroom with walk-in dressing room, a further two generous double bedrooms and a well appointed family bathroom. The top floor homes another two double bedrooms, a second bathroom and access to loft storage.
The home benefits from many period features- including high ceilings, sash windows and original detailing.
Outside
The property is approached up through a pretty front garden with mature trees and planting.
To the rear of the property the south facing garden is a particular highlight-wonderfully private and landscaped into terraces with established planting and a lawn. At the far end of the garden is raised decking and a practical garden store.
A gate to the rear provides convenient access.
Enjoyed by the current owners for many years, this charming period home offers space, light and timeless appeal in one of Bristol’s most desirable residential locations.
Located on Archfield Road in the heart of Cotham. This home is brilliantly placed for access to the amenities of Clifton Village, Whiteladies Road, Gloucester Road and the City Centre. Further benefiting from being within close proximity to a collection of well esteemed state and private schooling.
Redland train station is just a short work away - ideal for trains to Temple Meads and connections to London and the rest of the country.