House For Sale £475,000
Chessel Street, Bedminster

"This was the first home we purchased and we feel very lucky we chose Chessel Street. The area has a great community vibe and whatever you need there are so many amenities nearby. We've loved spending time renovating the property and are particularly pleased with the new kitchen. Nearby North Street has so many gems. Our favourites are Mark's Bread for croissants, Sweven for coffee, Dio's Deli for lunch and Kask for a glass of wine or two."

Bedminster is the perfect place to stay put, but with easy access to the A38, Temple Meads station, routes to the M32 and M5, getting away is easy whether you're heading to the countryside or The South West, across to Wales or up to London. Welcome to the neighbourhood and Bristol's best district! See you in The Malago, Spotted Cow or out walking past the iconic cranes down on the Harbourside! Chessel Street is idyllic for those that want a friendly neighbourhood feel that's just two minutes from the bistro pubs, craft beer bars, restaurants and shops of North Street. You're spoilt for choice for Sunday roasts, beer or cocktails with friends, comedy and theatre nights as well as the Sunday market at The Tobacco Factory. It's suburban feel has the benefit of being just 30 minutes walk from the bustle and shopping and entertainment of the City Centre or the lush woods, deer park, golf course, mountain bike trails and views across Bristol offered up by the beautiful Ashton Court Estate. Dog owners and families have the bark park and children's playground in South Street Park at the end of the road. Personal favourites of mine are a walk to Spike Island and round the iconic Harbourside or over to Victoria Park with both being just a 20 minute walk away.

A well presented three bedroom, three storey home on Chessel Street in Bedminster. On entry, you are greeted into the hone with original floorboards continuing throughout. The versatile ground floor accommodates two reception rooms, the front reception currently used a lounge and work from home office. The second reception room has a log burner and is currently used as a lounge but could also be a dining room. The existing owners have renovated the kitchen/breakfast room including a stylish fitted kitchen with integrated appliances. The room is filled with natural light from the south west facing skylight and doors making it an enjoyable space to host. Unlike most terraced houses, the garden is barely looked over and benefits from rear access (ideal for cyclists). Outside the garden has been kept to low maintenance with patio, flowerbeds and a sheltered area.

The first floor hosts two double bedrooms with feature fireplaces, the larger to the front of the property and including a built-in-wardrobe. The family bathroom can be found to the rear including a four piece suite with a separate shower and freestanding bath. The third double bedroom is located on the second floor with two large skylights and eaves storage.

Council Tax Band B
Freehold