House For Sale £430,000
A charming two double bedroom Victorian home located on a quiet neighbourly road within the heart of Montpelier. Situated in an elevated position, the property offers two double bedrooms, open plan reception rooms, separate kitchen and a mature rear garden with private sun terrace.
Accommodation comprises: Main entrance hallway which leads onto a beautifully presented living room. This room features a period fireplace with slate hearth, ornate cornice and ceiling rose, picture rail and an original timber-framed sash window. An archway opens up into a light and bright second reception with original period dresser and sash window looking out onto the rear garden.
At the rear of the property is a contemporary fitted kitchen featuring a range of wall and base units with contrasting worktop and chrome fittings. Further benefits include an integrated oven/hob with stainless steel extractor hood and plenty of room for a small table. A panel glazed timber door provides access to the sunny rear garden.
Moving upstairs, on the first floor there are two double bedrooms and the family bathroom. The sunny master bedroom is located at the front of the house and spans the full width of the property, complete with original stripped wooden floorboards and a pleasant outlook onto neighbouring houses on Upper Cheltenham Place. The second bedroom sits in the middle of the property and overlooks the rear garden. Completing this floor is a stylish bathroom featuring a modern white suite with stainless steel fittings, tiled splash-backs and a stripped wooden floor. A set of french doors provide easy access from the first floor to a timber deck in the rear garden.
Externally the front of the property possesses the classic late Victorian facade with cleaned sandstone surrounds, whilst the rear garden has an artificial lawn off the kitchen with steps leading up to a private decked terrace surrounded by an array of mature trees, plants and shrubs.
This fantastic property is just 0.2 miles from the independent shops, cafes and restaurants of Montpelier's highly acclaimed Picton Street, 0.5 miles from the beautiful St Andrews Park and just 0.4 miles from Montpelier train station with its direct service to Whiteladies Road & Bristol Temple Meads.
Vendor's Comment's:-
It will be a real wrench to leave my home in Montpelier, Where I have lived for over thirty years. It is a genuinely very friendly street and i'll be back to visit the many friends that i've made over the years. We have a very active street group, which has been incredibly supportive during the Covid crisis. We meet for open-air drinks regularly and often swap plants, books, recipes and respond very swiftly to requests for help, whether it is to borrow items, swap plants and produce or find a lost cat.
It has been good to live within walking or cycling distance of the centre, the Old Vic theatre, St George's concert hall, shops, cinemas, etc, whilst remaining in an incredibly quiet oasis - sitting in my sunny back garden as I write this, I can hear nothing but birdsong.
Upper Cheltenham Place is not a through road to anywhere and is therefore quieter than the surrounding streets, (especially Picton Street, with lots of late night activity) but is only a few yards from some great cafes and restaurants, yoga studios, pubs, a bakery, an Italian deli and an organic farm shop. Also an excellent primary school and health centre/pharmacy.
The house is a good example of late Victorian architecture, with many original features. The rooms are generously proportioned with high ceilings and plenty of light. There is a lot of storage space, with original built-in cupboards in the dining room, space under the stairs, and another built-in cupboard in the bedroom. The bathroom is particularly generous, having once been the third bedroom.
A loft extension is also something I have considered, there is a great view from the roof over the whole city. Next door has planning permission for a loft conversion, (never used) although we are in a conservation area, so changes cannot be visible from the street. I like the fact that the conservation status prevents people from putting satellite dishes on the front of their houses and a recent attempt by a housing association to erect ugly wire fencing up to 6 ft above their front railings was swiftly overturned. My neighbour even makes an extra weekly effort to keep the street clean and litter free, bless him.
Accommodation comprises: Main entrance hallway which leads onto a beautifully presented living room. This room features a period fireplace with slate hearth, ornate cornice and ceiling rose, picture rail and an original timber-framed sash window. An archway opens up into a light and bright second reception with original period dresser and sash window looking out onto the rear garden.
At the rear of the property is a contemporary fitted kitchen featuring a range of wall and base units with contrasting worktop and chrome fittings. Further benefits include an integrated oven/hob with stainless steel extractor hood and plenty of room for a small table. A panel glazed timber door provides access to the sunny rear garden.
Moving upstairs, on the first floor there are two double bedrooms and the family bathroom. The sunny master bedroom is located at the front of the house and spans the full width of the property, complete with original stripped wooden floorboards and a pleasant outlook onto neighbouring houses on Upper Cheltenham Place. The second bedroom sits in the middle of the property and overlooks the rear garden. Completing this floor is a stylish bathroom featuring a modern white suite with stainless steel fittings, tiled splash-backs and a stripped wooden floor. A set of french doors provide easy access from the first floor to a timber deck in the rear garden.
Externally the front of the property possesses the classic late Victorian facade with cleaned sandstone surrounds, whilst the rear garden has an artificial lawn off the kitchen with steps leading up to a private decked terrace surrounded by an array of mature trees, plants and shrubs.
This fantastic property is just 0.2 miles from the independent shops, cafes and restaurants of Montpelier's highly acclaimed Picton Street, 0.5 miles from the beautiful St Andrews Park and just 0.4 miles from Montpelier train station with its direct service to Whiteladies Road & Bristol Temple Meads.
Vendor's Comment's:-
It will be a real wrench to leave my home in Montpelier, Where I have lived for over thirty years. It is a genuinely very friendly street and i'll be back to visit the many friends that i've made over the years. We have a very active street group, which has been incredibly supportive during the Covid crisis. We meet for open-air drinks regularly and often swap plants, books, recipes and respond very swiftly to requests for help, whether it is to borrow items, swap plants and produce or find a lost cat.
It has been good to live within walking or cycling distance of the centre, the Old Vic theatre, St George's concert hall, shops, cinemas, etc, whilst remaining in an incredibly quiet oasis - sitting in my sunny back garden as I write this, I can hear nothing but birdsong.
Upper Cheltenham Place is not a through road to anywhere and is therefore quieter than the surrounding streets, (especially Picton Street, with lots of late night activity) but is only a few yards from some great cafes and restaurants, yoga studios, pubs, a bakery, an Italian deli and an organic farm shop. Also an excellent primary school and health centre/pharmacy.
The house is a good example of late Victorian architecture, with many original features. The rooms are generously proportioned with high ceilings and plenty of light. There is a lot of storage space, with original built-in cupboards in the dining room, space under the stairs, and another built-in cupboard in the bedroom. The bathroom is particularly generous, having once been the third bedroom.
A loft extension is also something I have considered, there is a great view from the roof over the whole city. Next door has planning permission for a loft conversion, (never used) although we are in a conservation area, so changes cannot be visible from the street. I like the fact that the conservation status prevents people from putting satellite dishes on the front of their houses and a recent attempt by a housing association to erect ugly wire fencing up to 6 ft above their front railings was swiftly overturned. My neighbour even makes an extra weekly effort to keep the street clean and litter free, bless him.
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