House For Sale £625,000
This is a prominent 3-bedroom 1950's built detached house with scope to extend to the side if desired, subject to obtaining planning consents. The house sits in a slightly elevated position with open aspect to the front overlooking the parkland of the River Trym. It is offered for sale with no onward chain it presents an opportunity for someone to stamp their own mark.
The property occupies a corner plot with generous and attractive gardens to the front, side and a smaller garden to the rear. The house has driveway providing off street parking for two or three cars and leads to the garage to the side of the house. Sitting next to the garage is a potting shed/studio space which along with the garage offers scope to integrate/redevelop into the house to increase the size of the internal accommodation.
A front door opens into a lobby with access to a cupboard sitting under the stairs and then a door through to the hall which sits centrally within the house. A cloakroom sits adjacent to the front door and the returning staircase rises to the upper floor. To the right had side is the living room. This is a dual aspect room with windows to the front and rear and there is an attractive Claygate style brick fireplace sited centrally on the far wall. The wall between the dining room and the living room has been removed, thus creating a larger ‘L shaped’ lounge diner. Both rooms retain their doors to the hall and the dining room has a further window to the rear garden. The kitchen sits to the left of the hall and has windows to the front and side aspects. A run of kitchen units runs along the front and far wall with space for a kitchen table against the other wall. A wall mounted combination gas boiler provides heating and hot water. A door opens into the rear garden. We believe there is scope for extending the house to incorporate the kitchen and dining room to create a larger open plan family living area.
Upstairs the house provides 3 bedrooms. Two can reasonably be described as good-sized doubles, the 3rd is a generous single sized bedroom. The master bedroom sits above the sitting room and has windows to three aspects. The bedrooms are serviced by a bathroom with window to the front. Next to the bathroom is a good-sized walk-in storage cupboard with window to the front. We feel this could be incorporated into the bathroom to provide a large walk-in shower if desired.
The majority of the gardens extend to the front and side of the house, being laid to lawn with mature shrubs providing both interest and screening. The side borders Abbeywood Drive and in theory has the main entrance path to the front door. It is conceivable this area could be enclosed to increase the size and use of the rear garden which is at present mainly laid to patio. The property is offered for sale with no onward chain.
The property occupies a corner plot with generous and attractive gardens to the front, side and a smaller garden to the rear. The house has driveway providing off street parking for two or three cars and leads to the garage to the side of the house. Sitting next to the garage is a potting shed/studio space which along with the garage offers scope to integrate/redevelop into the house to increase the size of the internal accommodation.
A front door opens into a lobby with access to a cupboard sitting under the stairs and then a door through to the hall which sits centrally within the house. A cloakroom sits adjacent to the front door and the returning staircase rises to the upper floor. To the right had side is the living room. This is a dual aspect room with windows to the front and rear and there is an attractive Claygate style brick fireplace sited centrally on the far wall. The wall between the dining room and the living room has been removed, thus creating a larger ‘L shaped’ lounge diner. Both rooms retain their doors to the hall and the dining room has a further window to the rear garden. The kitchen sits to the left of the hall and has windows to the front and side aspects. A run of kitchen units runs along the front and far wall with space for a kitchen table against the other wall. A wall mounted combination gas boiler provides heating and hot water. A door opens into the rear garden. We believe there is scope for extending the house to incorporate the kitchen and dining room to create a larger open plan family living area.
Upstairs the house provides 3 bedrooms. Two can reasonably be described as good-sized doubles, the 3rd is a generous single sized bedroom. The master bedroom sits above the sitting room and has windows to three aspects. The bedrooms are serviced by a bathroom with window to the front. Next to the bathroom is a good-sized walk-in storage cupboard with window to the front. We feel this could be incorporated into the bathroom to provide a large walk-in shower if desired.
The majority of the gardens extend to the front and side of the house, being laid to lawn with mature shrubs providing both interest and screening. The side borders Abbeywood Drive and in theory has the main entrance path to the front door. It is conceivable this area could be enclosed to increase the size and use of the rear garden which is at present mainly laid to patio. The property is offered for sale with no onward chain.
