Two double bedrooms and one family bathroom in an 803 sqft Victorian terrace
Small, private rear garden; modest front forecourt
Double glazing and solar panels already fitted
Solid brick construction; likely no wall insulation (pre-1900)
Quiet walking distance to Fishponds High Street and Eastville Park
Higher local crime rate; area classified as deprived
Small plot and average-sized rooms for a terrace of this period
Cheap council tax band, no flood risk
This two-bedroom Victorian terrace in Fishponds offers a compact, well-laid-out home for a first-time buyer or small family. The house presents period character—bay window and fireplace—combined with practical upgrades such as double glazing and solar panels. Living and dining rooms flow well for everyday use; the kitchen opens onto a small, private garden ideal for light outdoor living.
Location is a genuine strength: five minutes’ walk to Fishponds High Street, easy access to Eastville Park and the Frome Valley Walkway, and good local schools rated by Ofsted. The neighbourhood benefits from a friendly community atmosphere and a wide range of independent shops, cafés and transport links, making daily life convenient.
Buyers should note key constraints honestly. The property sits in a deprived area with higher-than-average crime levels, and the plot and room sizes are modest. The building is solid-brick and appears to have no cavity insulation (typical of pre-1900 terraces), so heating costs and retrofit work should be considered. There is one family bathroom and no exceptional external views.
Overall this is a practical, characterful starter home with clear potential: move-in ready in parts, but with scope for targeted improvements to energy efficiency and modernisation. It will suit someone prioritising location, community and compact, manageable living over large outdoor space or a tranquil setting.