Characterful three-bedroom Victorian with large rear garden and renovation potential..
- Mid-terrace Victorian with high ceilings and bay window
- Three double bedrooms, one family bathroom
- Two interconnecting reception rooms with multi-fuel burner
- Generous 85ft private rear garden with deck and patio
- Double glazing fitted after 2002; mains gas boiler and radiators
- Solid brick walls (no assumed cavity insulation) may need upgrading
- Small front forecourt, narrow plot; only one bathroom
- Area records above-average crime; routine roof/gutter maintenance possible
This well-kept Victorian mid-terrace combines period character with practical living across two floors. High ceilings, a bay-front living room and two interconnecting reception rooms give flexible family space; a multi-fuel burner provides a cozy focal point for colder months.
The kitchen and separate utility are fitted and functional, with an 85ft rear garden arranged with decking, lawn and a patio for entertaining. Three double bedrooms sit upstairs alongside a single family bathroom — a straightforward layout that suits families or buy-to-let purchasers seeking reliable rental demand.
Key practical details are favourable: freehold tenure, double glazing fitted after 2002, mains gas central heating, fast broadband and excellent mobile signal. Council Tax Band B keeps running costs lower than many city properties.
Notable drawbacks are factual and important: the property sits in an area with above-average crime, the plot is narrow with only a small front forecourt, walls are original solid brick with no assumed cavity insulation, and there is just one bathroom. Exterior roof and guttering appear serviceable but may need routine maintenance. These points present clear improvement opportunities for buyers prepared to upgrade or insulate.
Overall, this mid-terrace offers character, scope and sensible running costs in a well-connected Bristol location — attractive to growing families and investors prepared to carry out modest improvements.