House For Sale £700,000
A stunning and beautifully presented, 1930’s, three-bedroom, semi-detached, family home that has been extended and renovated tastefully throughout.
***viewing to commence January 2023***
The property is entered via a composite front door leading to a welcoming entrance hall. The natural two reception rooms have been opened up to create a charming front to back, living space offering bespoke shelving to alcoves, contemporary electric fireplace, bay window to front and bay window with French style doors inset to the rear.
To the architecturally designed ground floor extension there is a stylish and sociable Kitchen/Diner boasting a Tom Howley kitchen with central island and with Silestone Lyra quartz worktops over. There is a fitted porcelain sink, space for appliances, antiqued style porcelain tiles with underfloor heating, apex roof with double glazed windows and anthracite grey, bi-folding doors onto the garden. Additionally, to the ground floor there is a practical, separate utility area with built-in units, plumbing for appliances, fitted sink, composite door to side of the property and door into a downstairs WC, both also benefitting from underfloor heating.
To the first floor there is a superb, high-specification four-piece family bathroom, two double bedroom with ‘Sharps’ fitted wardrobes and a further generous double bedroom.
To the outside there is a delightful, landscaped rear garden perfect for al-fresco dining, measuring approximately 20m in length. Mainly laid to lawn with an attractive, ‘Arrento’ porcelain tiled, patio area. There is a lovely outside seating area with pergola over and outside lighting.
Further benefits include understairs storage, modern central heating system, side access, external store, fully boarded loft with potential to extend (subject to the relevant planning permission and regulations) and ample off-street parking to driveway.
Positioned in a peaceful cul-de-sac in Stoke Bishop within close proximity to Stoke Bishop Primary, Stoke Hill and Westbury-on-Trym’s wonderful shops and amenities. Offering fantastic transport links to Bristol city centre, local train station and easy access to the M4/M5 motorway networks.
Council Tax Band: E<br /><br />
***viewing to commence January 2023***
The property is entered via a composite front door leading to a welcoming entrance hall. The natural two reception rooms have been opened up to create a charming front to back, living space offering bespoke shelving to alcoves, contemporary electric fireplace, bay window to front and bay window with French style doors inset to the rear.
To the architecturally designed ground floor extension there is a stylish and sociable Kitchen/Diner boasting a Tom Howley kitchen with central island and with Silestone Lyra quartz worktops over. There is a fitted porcelain sink, space for appliances, antiqued style porcelain tiles with underfloor heating, apex roof with double glazed windows and anthracite grey, bi-folding doors onto the garden. Additionally, to the ground floor there is a practical, separate utility area with built-in units, plumbing for appliances, fitted sink, composite door to side of the property and door into a downstairs WC, both also benefitting from underfloor heating.
To the first floor there is a superb, high-specification four-piece family bathroom, two double bedroom with ‘Sharps’ fitted wardrobes and a further generous double bedroom.
To the outside there is a delightful, landscaped rear garden perfect for al-fresco dining, measuring approximately 20m in length. Mainly laid to lawn with an attractive, ‘Arrento’ porcelain tiled, patio area. There is a lovely outside seating area with pergola over and outside lighting.
Further benefits include understairs storage, modern central heating system, side access, external store, fully boarded loft with potential to extend (subject to the relevant planning permission and regulations) and ample off-street parking to driveway.
Positioned in a peaceful cul-de-sac in Stoke Bishop within close proximity to Stoke Bishop Primary, Stoke Hill and Westbury-on-Trym’s wonderful shops and amenities. Offering fantastic transport links to Bristol city centre, local train station and easy access to the M4/M5 motorway networks.
Council Tax Band: E<br /><br />
