This charming three-bedroom semi-detached home from the 1930s is situated in a peaceful residential crescent near Horfield Common. The property combines original character features with spacious interiors, making it an excellent candidate for modernization and enhancement. The well-sized rear garden, ample driveway parking, and two garages add to its appeal, providing plenty of options for investors or those looking to make a home that suits their personal style.
The accommodation includes a welcoming entrance vestibule that opens into a hallway rich with period detail. This leads to two reception rooms; the front room is a comfortable living space highlighted by a large bay window, while the rear reception room has sliding doors that connect seamlessly to the outdoor patio, inviting natural light.
The kitchen/breakfast area is functional but offers potential for reconfiguration and updates as needed. The first floor houses three generous bedrooms with one enjoying views over the garden and city beyond. A well-sized family bathroom completes this level.
Outside, the property features a low-maintenance front garden bordered by mature plants, while the rear garden provides an expansive canvas for landscaping or further development, subject to planning permissions. Its quiet location near Gloucester Road, known for its range of independent amenities and schools, enhances its investment viability in an increasingly sought-after North Bristol suburb.
