House For Sale £750,000
This beautiful period home of circa 2200 sq ft is on a sought after tree lined street and retains plenty of character & period features.
Number 51 is a middle terrace home set over 4 floors and provides flexible & well balanced accommodation.
You notice the character as soon as you approach the house - the front garden path has period style tiling, the oversized front door has stained glass inserts & there are detailed soffit boards on the gable roof.
The entrance lobby opens to the hallway & from the hall you can access both the upper & lower floors.
At the front of the house is the lounge. This has a bay window with three sash windows, a high ceiling with cornice and an ornate rose, and a feature fireplace.
The back reception room is currently used as a dining room and like the lounge has good height to the ceiling & a feature fireplace. Over time, the house has been extended at the rear and the dining room opens to this space.
The kitchen/dining/family space spans the width of the house and is absolutely the hub of this superb home.
The kitchen has a contemporary feel with its sleek lines & floor to ceiling cupboards. There are integral appliances that include ovens, induction hob, dishwasher & wine cooler.
3 skylights allow plenty of natural light into this space and French doors open to the garden.
There is ample room here for an additional table, sofas etc.
There is a cloakroom off the kitchen.
The lower ground floor, which has independent access via steps leading from the front of the house, is currently arranged as a music studio & offers further flexibility as an additional bedroom, reception room or a self contained work from home space or studio flat. There is a cloakroom on this floor with water supply for a potential kitchenette/bathroom if required.
Over the upper two floors there are four bedrooms, the family bathroom, an additional bathroom & a WC.
The first floor has two large double bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The master room is at the front of the house and like the lounge below has a bay with three sash windows & a feature fireplace. Next to the master bedroom is a bathroom - this has potential to be an en-suite if required.
The other bedroom on this floor looks out over the back garden & also has a feature fireplace.
The family bathroom feels incredibly spacious and this easily accommodates the oversized bath & separate shower cubicle with plenty of room to spare!
On the top floor, a window brings in natural light to the landing & there are two more double bedrooms - both with fireplaces, and one has a very large storage cupboard.
There is a WC on this level as well.
Outside there is a pretty back garden. There is a patio next to the house with a lawned area beyond.
At the bottom is a double garage - a rarity with properties of this age.
The garage, accessed from Bradley Ave, has an electric roller door & there is plenty of room in here for a car as well as additional storage, including in the roof space.
A corner of the garage has been sectioned off & this is currently being used as a home gym but it has the potential to be a summer room/office space if the oversized windows were to be replaced with doors - subject to obtaining any necessary permissions.
This really is an immaculate home that has been incredibly well looked after in recent years. Although it offers an abundance of character, the windows are double glazed increasing the energy efficiency of the house.
It is an ideal location for getting into or out of the city. The local train station provides direct access into Bristol Temple Meads via Clifton Down, and the buses on the Portway lead straight onto the city centre.
For cyclists, it offers a level route into Bristol, whilst the motorway network is around a 5 minute drive away.
There is plenty of green space around too The estates of Blaise Castle & Kings Weston are both within walking distance, as is the river Avon allowing for riverside walks.
Material information provided by the vendor:
Council tax band - E
Freehold
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Number 51 is a middle terrace home set over 4 floors and provides flexible & well balanced accommodation.
You notice the character as soon as you approach the house - the front garden path has period style tiling, the oversized front door has stained glass inserts & there are detailed soffit boards on the gable roof.
The entrance lobby opens to the hallway & from the hall you can access both the upper & lower floors.
At the front of the house is the lounge. This has a bay window with three sash windows, a high ceiling with cornice and an ornate rose, and a feature fireplace.
The back reception room is currently used as a dining room and like the lounge has good height to the ceiling & a feature fireplace. Over time, the house has been extended at the rear and the dining room opens to this space.
The kitchen/dining/family space spans the width of the house and is absolutely the hub of this superb home.
The kitchen has a contemporary feel with its sleek lines & floor to ceiling cupboards. There are integral appliances that include ovens, induction hob, dishwasher & wine cooler.
3 skylights allow plenty of natural light into this space and French doors open to the garden.
There is ample room here for an additional table, sofas etc.
There is a cloakroom off the kitchen.
The lower ground floor, which has independent access via steps leading from the front of the house, is currently arranged as a music studio & offers further flexibility as an additional bedroom, reception room or a self contained work from home space or studio flat. There is a cloakroom on this floor with water supply for a potential kitchenette/bathroom if required.
Over the upper two floors there are four bedrooms, the family bathroom, an additional bathroom & a WC.
The first floor has two large double bedrooms and two bathrooms.
The master room is at the front of the house and like the lounge below has a bay with three sash windows & a feature fireplace. Next to the master bedroom is a bathroom - this has potential to be an en-suite if required.
The other bedroom on this floor looks out over the back garden & also has a feature fireplace.
The family bathroom feels incredibly spacious and this easily accommodates the oversized bath & separate shower cubicle with plenty of room to spare!
On the top floor, a window brings in natural light to the landing & there are two more double bedrooms - both with fireplaces, and one has a very large storage cupboard.
There is a WC on this level as well.
Outside there is a pretty back garden. There is a patio next to the house with a lawned area beyond.
At the bottom is a double garage - a rarity with properties of this age.
The garage, accessed from Bradley Ave, has an electric roller door & there is plenty of room in here for a car as well as additional storage, including in the roof space.
A corner of the garage has been sectioned off & this is currently being used as a home gym but it has the potential to be a summer room/office space if the oversized windows were to be replaced with doors - subject to obtaining any necessary permissions.
This really is an immaculate home that has been incredibly well looked after in recent years. Although it offers an abundance of character, the windows are double glazed increasing the energy efficiency of the house.
It is an ideal location for getting into or out of the city. The local train station provides direct access into Bristol Temple Meads via Clifton Down, and the buses on the Portway lead straight onto the city centre.
For cyclists, it offers a level route into Bristol, whilst the motorway network is around a 5 minute drive away.
There is plenty of green space around too The estates of Blaise Castle & Kings Weston are both within walking distance, as is the river Avon allowing for riverside walks.
Material information provided by the vendor:
Council tax band - E
Freehold
You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website.
