Barrow Gurney, Bristol, BS48

Dating from 1932, this three-bedroom cottage-style home sits on a generous corner plot in a quiet no-through road. The current owners combined the original kitchen and dining room to create a kitchen-diner, with handmade lower units, beech worktops, a Belfast sink, gas hob and space for laundry appliances. Terracotta tiles mark the kitchen area, while painted boards continue through the dining space. A fireplace has fittings for a woodburner, and broad windows look towards the south-facing garden. A separate front reception room, tiled entrance hall and stripped pine doors retain period features. Upstairs are two double bedrooms, a single bedroom and a bathroom with a bath and shower over. The house has oil-fired central heating and an EPC rating of E. A rear cloakroom area leads to a covered lean-to of over 300 sq ft, with a concrete floor and access to the front and rear gardens. The plot includes front and rear gardens, side and rear access, space to park one car in the front garden and an insulated outbuilding at the far end of the rear garden. The listing describes scope to extend to the side or rear and suggests exploring a possible use for the outbuilding, subject to the necessary checks and approvals. Set between Long Ashton and Barrow Gurney, the property is described as around four miles from Bristol, with local bus services and access to the Festival Way cycle path.