Large refurbished 1950s detached home with orangery and gardens on three sides.
Four double bedrooms, two en-suite principal suites
A spacious, newly refurbished 1950s detached family home set on a private corner plot in sought-after Westbury-on-Trym. The house combines period character—sash windows, wood block and parquet flooring—with contemporary upgrades including a large orangery, modern kitchen/breakfast room and two en-suite principal bedrooms. The layout suits family life and home working with separate drawing and sitting rooms, a dedicated study and generous circulation space across two storeys.
Gardens wrap the property on three sides, offering a raised sun deck, lawned areas, a summer house and productive kitchen garden — ideal for children, pets and outdoor entertaining. Practical features include a utility room, cloakroom, integral garage and block-paved driveway providing off-street parking. Local amenities, excellent primary schools and good commuter links add to the appeal for families.
Important points to note: the property has an EPC rating of D and was built with solid brick walls (assumed uninsulated), so there may be scope and cost involved in improving energy efficiency. Council tax is described as expensive. Overall, the house has been well updated and offers immediate comfort with clear potential for further energy improvements or cosmetic tailoring to a buyer’s taste.
For buyers seeking a substantial family home in an affluent, low-crime neighbourhood, this property offers sizeable internal space (around 2,037 sq ft), mature gardens and useful outbuildings. Its combination of period charm and modernised living spaces makes it a practical long-term family home with scope to increase efficiency and personalise finishes.