House For Sale £995,000
A versatile detached house with wonderful prospects
Location
Stoke Bishop is located to the North West of Bristol's commercial centre and Stoke Hill is situated within a short distance of a small array of convenience stores, shops and restaurants. For more extensive shopping, the cosmopolitan Clifton Village and Whiteladies Road are a mere 3 miles distant. Within close proximity is Durdham Downs which offers 400 acres of parkland and within Sneyd Park there is a Nature Reserve. There are a number of highly regarded schools, both state and privately educated including Clifton College, Bristol Grammar and Clifton High School. Westbury on Trym includes Redmaids, Badminton and The Free School. The property is well served by the motorway networks, the M4 and M5. For national travel there are two train stations, Bristol Parkway and Bristol Temple Meads which include services to cities nationwide. Bristol Airport has flights to many European destinations.
Description
A detached house standing within a generous plot with a south facing garden. Constructed from brick and rendered elevations there are aluminium double glazed windows and a pitched and Welsh slate tiled roof. The property dates to circa 1950 and stands central within the plot. There is a versatile footprint with great potential and remodelling prospects. Arranged over two floors there are three/four bedrooms and an open plan arrangement for the principal area as well as a fitted kitchen. The property has an elevated status to the front and features large picture windows and the rear elevation in particular has a wonderful vista over the garden.
Approached via a storm porch there is a split level reception hall with open tread staircase to the first floor. There is a cloaks cupboard and a glazed door providing access to the rear garden and terrace. The open plan living/dining room has extensive glazing over the garden, "L" shaped in configuration and this includes a brick built fireplace with open flue. The kitchen is functional and has plumbing for a dishwasher, space for a fridge, cooker and there is a small shallow breakfast bar and a boiler cupboard. The fourth bedroom has previously been used as a reception room and this is dual aspect. Beyond is a further cloakroom, store and utility. A later addition is the garden room which adjoins the house and offers further scope.
There are three first floor bedrooms off the landing, which also has loft access and storage. The bedrooms are served by the family bathroom.
Outside and to the front there is a sweeping carriage drive with parking and access to the tandem length garage. The rear garden has a sunny south facing orientation and incorporates many specimen plants, shrubs and trees and is principally lawned with excellent privacy. The sun terrace spans the rear elevation of the house and offers alfresco dining opportunities. A further "secret garden" can be adaptable for a kitchen garden and is well screened.
Square Footage: 1806 sq ft
Location
Stoke Bishop is located to the North West of Bristol's commercial centre and Stoke Hill is situated within a short distance of a small array of convenience stores, shops and restaurants. For more extensive shopping, the cosmopolitan Clifton Village and Whiteladies Road are a mere 3 miles distant. Within close proximity is Durdham Downs which offers 400 acres of parkland and within Sneyd Park there is a Nature Reserve. There are a number of highly regarded schools, both state and privately educated including Clifton College, Bristol Grammar and Clifton High School. Westbury on Trym includes Redmaids, Badminton and The Free School. The property is well served by the motorway networks, the M4 and M5. For national travel there are two train stations, Bristol Parkway and Bristol Temple Meads which include services to cities nationwide. Bristol Airport has flights to many European destinations.
Description
A detached house standing within a generous plot with a south facing garden. Constructed from brick and rendered elevations there are aluminium double glazed windows and a pitched and Welsh slate tiled roof. The property dates to circa 1950 and stands central within the plot. There is a versatile footprint with great potential and remodelling prospects. Arranged over two floors there are three/four bedrooms and an open plan arrangement for the principal area as well as a fitted kitchen. The property has an elevated status to the front and features large picture windows and the rear elevation in particular has a wonderful vista over the garden.
Approached via a storm porch there is a split level reception hall with open tread staircase to the first floor. There is a cloaks cupboard and a glazed door providing access to the rear garden and terrace. The open plan living/dining room has extensive glazing over the garden, "L" shaped in configuration and this includes a brick built fireplace with open flue. The kitchen is functional and has plumbing for a dishwasher, space for a fridge, cooker and there is a small shallow breakfast bar and a boiler cupboard. The fourth bedroom has previously been used as a reception room and this is dual aspect. Beyond is a further cloakroom, store and utility. A later addition is the garden room which adjoins the house and offers further scope.
There are three first floor bedrooms off the landing, which also has loft access and storage. The bedrooms are served by the family bathroom.
Outside and to the front there is a sweeping carriage drive with parking and access to the tandem length garage. The rear garden has a sunny south facing orientation and incorporates many specimen plants, shrubs and trees and is principally lawned with excellent privacy. The sun terrace spans the rear elevation of the house and offers alfresco dining opportunities. A further "secret garden" can be adaptable for a kitchen garden and is well screened.
Square Footage: 1806 sq ft
