- Three bedrooms with separate dining room and living room
- Private rear garden with patio and lawn
- Integral garage plus driveway parking for multiple cars
- Fast FTTP broadband and good mobile coverage
- EPC C; cavity walls as built with no confirmed insulation
- Medium flood risk; buyers should check insurance options
- Located near Good/Outstanding primary schools and transport links
- Freehold, council tax band C
This well-proportioned three-bedroom semi-detached home is arranged over two floors and suits families looking for space, parking and outdoor living. The living room and separate dining room give flexible reception space, while a long galley kitchen and guest WC add everyday practicality. There is an integral garage, driveway parking and a private rear garden with patio and lawn — good for play and entertaining.
Located in a comfortable residential area of BS13, the property benefits from fast FTTP broadband and straightforward road and rail links into Bristol city centre, Temple Meads and the M32/M5. Nearby primary schools include St Peter’s and Headley Park (Ofsted Good and Outstanding respectively), making the location attractive to families with young children.
Built in the mid-20th century, the house has solid proportions but will suit buyers prepared to carry light-to-medium updating. The EPC is C and walls are cavity as-built with no confirmed insulation — installing cavity wall or loft insulation and other improvements could lower running costs. The area shows signs of local deprivation and there is a recorded medium flood risk, so buyers should check insurance and local flood advice.
Sold freehold with council tax band C, this home offers strong family functionality and scope to add value with targeted improvements. It’s an accessible commuter location with practical outdoor space and parking, ideal for growing households seeking more room inside and out.