House For Sale £335,000
'We bought this house on Mackie Road because of the fantastic location. It is close by to a number of great employers as well as offering easy access out of the City for a weekend away in the Countryside'
Mackie Road is a quiet residential street in the increasingly popular Filton suburb of Bristol. The area is made up of mostly Victorian, 1920's and 1930's properties, with some more modern homes. Residents of this area benefit from its proximity to many highly regarded independent shops, café’s and pubs. The Inn on the Green, micropub The Drapers Arms, as well as The Wellington offer locals a good atmosphere and choice of food and drink. Local butchers mj Dalton is famed nearby for its traditional and exotic meats. For sports fans both The Memorial Stadium and The County Cricket Ground are nearby, whilst the recently renovated Horfield Leisure Centre offers the city’s best choices of sports and activities. This property is also a short walk away from the popular Elm Park, perfect for joggers or those looking to take their dogs for a walk. The area benefits hugely from its proximity to major areas of employment, such as Southmead Hospital, Airbus and Rolls-Royce. Uwe is also a short 20 minute walk. Mackie Road is a highly convenient residence for anyone who needs regular access to these places, as well as Bristol City Centre, a short journey down the A38 by car, bus or bike. This side of Bristol also offers residents access to the countryside of South Gloucestershire as well as the M4 and M5 motorways. The property is a short 15 minute walk to Bristol Parkway railway station that provides commuters with the fast train into London and regular trains into the centre of Bristol additionally from Abbey Wood train station that is only a 5 minute walk.
This attractive three bedroom terraced house is well proportioned and would make for an ideal first time buy or addition to a rental portfolio. When the property was purchased by the current owners the whole house was renovated that included rewiring and plumbing throughout with a new boiler. The ground floor features a spacious front sitting room, and an open plan kitchen dining room to the rear which leads on to a conservatory and then the surprisingly long rear garden which has been recently re-landscaped. A secure back alley at the property also leads to an off street parking space with space for two cars. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a smaller third, as well as a family bathroom.
Council tax band C
Freehold
Mackie Road is a quiet residential street in the increasingly popular Filton suburb of Bristol. The area is made up of mostly Victorian, 1920's and 1930's properties, with some more modern homes. Residents of this area benefit from its proximity to many highly regarded independent shops, café’s and pubs. The Inn on the Green, micropub The Drapers Arms, as well as The Wellington offer locals a good atmosphere and choice of food and drink. Local butchers mj Dalton is famed nearby for its traditional and exotic meats. For sports fans both The Memorial Stadium and The County Cricket Ground are nearby, whilst the recently renovated Horfield Leisure Centre offers the city’s best choices of sports and activities. This property is also a short walk away from the popular Elm Park, perfect for joggers or those looking to take their dogs for a walk. The area benefits hugely from its proximity to major areas of employment, such as Southmead Hospital, Airbus and Rolls-Royce. Uwe is also a short 20 minute walk. Mackie Road is a highly convenient residence for anyone who needs regular access to these places, as well as Bristol City Centre, a short journey down the A38 by car, bus or bike. This side of Bristol also offers residents access to the countryside of South Gloucestershire as well as the M4 and M5 motorways. The property is a short 15 minute walk to Bristol Parkway railway station that provides commuters with the fast train into London and regular trains into the centre of Bristol additionally from Abbey Wood train station that is only a 5 minute walk.
This attractive three bedroom terraced house is well proportioned and would make for an ideal first time buy or addition to a rental portfolio. When the property was purchased by the current owners the whole house was renovated that included rewiring and plumbing throughout with a new boiler. The ground floor features a spacious front sitting room, and an open plan kitchen dining room to the rear which leads on to a conservatory and then the surprisingly long rear garden which has been recently re-landscaped. A secure back alley at the property also leads to an off street parking space with space for two cars. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms and a smaller third, as well as a family bathroom.
Council tax band C
Freehold
