This sought after Victorian terraced home combines period character with thoughtful modern updates, in one of Bristol’s most community-focused neighbourhoods. Retaining classic Victorian features, including a bay-fronted window and generous proportions, the property has been extensively renovated to create a stylish yet practical home, ideal for families and professionals alike. The ground floor offers a welcoming reception room flooded with natural light, a perfectly positioned window seat with storage, flowing through to a well-appointed dining space and a contemporary kitchen designed for everyday living and entertaining. The layout connects seamlessly to the rear garden, perfect for summer gatherings and relaxed outdoor dining. Having a modern downstairs family bathroom, has been a huge positive for the sellers with a child and a dog! Upstairs, the property provides three well-proportioned, light and sunny bedrooms. A standout feature of this home is its exceptional location. Victoria Park is approximatly a minute away, acting as a true hub of the community with green open space, play areas and regular local events. The property also sits within the catchment of highly regarded local schools, making it particularly appealing to families. For commuters, the location is hard to beat, Temple Meads station is approximately a ten minute walk away, offering excellent links into central Bristol, London, and beyond, while local shops, artisan bakeries, popular pubs and amenities are all close at hand. EPC: C
Entrance Porch (1.144m x 0.840m)
Composite door with obscured glazing leading out to the front garden.
Entrance Hall (3.491m x 0.835m)
Exposed wooden floor, feature glazing, architrave, double radiator, and opening into the second reception room.
Dining Room (3.934m x 3.868m)
Double glazed double doors leading out to the rear garden, under stairs storage, feature brick surround, built-in shelving, stripped floor boards, and openings through to the lounge and kitchen.
Lounge (4.208m into bay x 3.624m)
Double glazed bay window overlooking the front aspect, architrave, stripped floorboards, stairs rising to the first floor and feature fireplace.
Kitchen (2.752m x 2.360m)
Double glazed window overlooking the side aspect, integrated ceramic one and a half bowl and drainer with mixer tap over, tiled work surface, integrated cupboard housing the Worcester combination boiler, space for fridge freezer, integrated gas hob with extractor hood over and fan assisted oven below, traditional-style double radiator, and tiled and floor covering.
Utility Room (1.094m x 2.381m)
Composite door with obscured double glazing to side, leading out to the rear garden, space and plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer, and integrated shelving.
Bathroom (1.716m x 2.372m)
Fully-tiled with obscured double glazed windows overlooking the side and rear aspects, P-shaped bath with glazed screen and mixer tap shower attachment, extractor fan, wash hand basin on pedestal, close-coupled WC, and tiled floor covering.
Landing
Cupboard with shelving, access to loft which is, boarded and benefits from a ladder and light and doors leading to bedrooms.
Bedroom One (3.503m x 4.621m into bay)
Double glazed bay window overlooking the front aspect, and double radiator.
Bedroom Two (3.061m x 3.805m)
Double glazed window overlooking the rear aspect, cast iron fireplace, and radiator.
Bedroom Three (2.744m x 2.393m)
Double glazed window overlooking the rear aspect, feature cladding to walls, and radiator.
Rear Garden
Mainly laid to lawn, with patio area, raised established border, and outdoor tap, fully enclosed by low-level walling and timber panel fencing with rear access gate.
Front Garden
Laid to patio with Victorian-style tiles leading to the front door, and bin storage, enclosed by low level walling and contemporary panelled fencing.
Material Information
Please note the front exterior of this period property was restored using English heritage methods and materials improving breathability and structural integrity. The property is freehold Council Tax Band B, charged at £2,009.68 for the period 2025-2026
