Around 2,600 sq ft across three storeys and converted attic
Five to six bedrooms, including one en-suite
Large bay-front sitting room; two further reception rooms
44ft x 25ft rear garden and useful cellar storage
Off-street driveway parking for one to two cars
Solid-brick period build; likely no wall insulation
Double glazing present, install date unknown; energy upgrades likely
Chain free; council tax banding expensive
This substantial Edwardian semi offers around 2,600 sq ft of flexible family space across three storeys, with five to six bedrooms and three reception rooms. The large bay-fronted sitting room, separate family and breakfast rooms, fitted kitchen and utility create practical circulation for busy households. A converted attic provides additional bedrooms and eaves storage; useful cellar space adds storage though headroom is reduced.
Set on a popular Redland side street, the house is yards from Redland Green Park and within easy walking distance of Westbury Park Primary, Redland Green School and local shops on Coldharbour Road. Off-street driveway parking for one to two cars and a 44ft x 25ft rear garden are rare assets in this area and suit family life and outdoor entertaining.
The property is chain free, making a prompt move possible, and presents clear scope to modernise or reconfigure to suit contemporary tastes. Key practical matters: the house is solid-brick period construction with assumed lack of cavity wall insulation, double glazing install date unknown and boiler/radiator heating to mains gas — buyers should budget for energy-efficiency improvements and possible cosmetic updating.
For families wanting space close to excellent schools and green amenities, this house offers immediate usability alongside renovation potential. Note: cellar has reduced headroom, front forecourt is small, driveway fits one to two cars, and council tax is high — these are important practical considerations when assessing suitability and running costs.