- Detached three-bedroom home with south-facing rear garden
- Generous driveway providing multiple off-street parking spaces
- Single garage offering extra storage or secure parking
- Light kitchen/diner with patio doors to garden
- Approx. 807 sq ft; modest internal size and small plot
- One family bathroom only; ground-floor cloakroom included
- EPC rating C; double glazing with unknown install date
- Late 1960s–1970s construction; some updating may be needed
A bright three-bedroom detached house in Stoke Gifford offering practical family living and strong commuter links. The ground floor has a welcoming hallway, airy lounge, and a modern kitchen/diner with patio doors onto a south-facing rear garden — a tidy outdoor space for children and summer entertaining. A ground-floor cloakroom adds everyday convenience.
Upstairs are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a contemporary family bathroom. The property sits on a small plot but benefits from a generous driveway for several cars and a single garage, useful for storage or secure parking. Built in the late 1960s–1970s with cavity walls and double glazing, the home has a reasonable EPC rating (C) and gas central heating via boiler and radiators.
Location is a key strength: Stoke Gifford Village amenities, Abbey Wood Shopping Park, leisure facilities and several good primary and secondary schools are nearby. Bristol Parkway station, the Ring Road and the M4/M5 interchange are all within easy reach, making the house well suited to commuting families.
Buyers should note the property’s modest internal size (approximately 807 sq ft) and small plot, and that there is a single family bathroom. Some fixtures and finishes may reflect the house’s era and could benefit from updating to suit modern tastes. Overall this is a practical, well-located family home with scope for modest modernisation.