Three-bed cul-de-sac home with garden office, garage and low running costs..
- Three bedrooms with a single family bathroom
- Open-plan living, dining and kitchen with hardwood floors
- Detached garden playroom/home office — flexible use
- Garage plus sizable driveway for multiple cars
- Double glazing installed after 2002; mains gas central heating
- Requires roof maintenance; vegetation evident on roof
- Post‑War build (1983–1990); scope for cosmetic updating
- Very low council tax and no flooding risk
This three-bedroom semi-detached home in Brislington offers straightforward family living with useful outside space and off-street parking. The open-plan ground floor creates a bright social hub with large windows and hardwood floors; upstairs are three good bedrooms and a single, smart family bathroom. A detached garden playroom/home office provides versatile space for remote work, hobbies or kids’ activities.
Practical strengths include a garage, a sizable driveway, double glazing fitted after 2002, mains gas central heating and very low council tax — all helping running costs. The property sits in a quiet cul-de-sac close to local shops, bus routes and several well-rated primary and secondary schools, making daily life simple for families and professionals.
Buyers should note some maintenance is needed: vegetation on the roof and signs that roof maintenance is required. The house is a post‑War build (1983–1990) with cavity walls and assumes basic insulation; while generally sound, cosmetic updating and some repairs would add immediate value and comfort.
Overall this is a practical, well-located family home with clear scope to personalise and improve. It will suit buyers seeking space, a handy home office/playroom, low running costs and good local amenities, willing to carry out modest maintenance and updates.