Hedwick Street, St George, Bristol, BS5

As you enter the house into the reception hall. A flight of stairs rises to the first floor with two of the bedrooms and a family bathroom.

The lounge is a great size with large bay windows, it is warm and cozy and a prefect space for an evening in!. Beyond the lounge you enter into the large dining area. With the wood burner it even has space for a snug area. The galley kitchen is modern and well equipped with a back door leading to the garden. The garden is a delightful place, it is easy to maintain and offers a great space for relaxing and entertaining.

On the first floor are two bedrooms and the bathroom which has bath with a shower overhead. A further set of stairs leads up to another double bedroom.

Hedwick Street is nestled within the heart of the St George area in Bristol, is a charming residential street. One of the most appealing aspects of living on Hedwick Street is its easy access to St George’s ample green spaces. St. George Park, a short walk away, offers residents a beautiful Victorian parkland with a range of amenities. The park features a lake, children’s play areas, sports facilities, and scenic walking paths, providing a perfect escape for relaxation and recreation.

Additionally, Troopers Hill, another nearby green space, offers stunning views and a unique landscape shaped by its industrial past. This local nature reserve is a favorite spot for walkers, nature enthusiasts, and anyone looking to enjoy the outdoors.

Bristol is famed for its growing reputation within the business sector and is home to a number of large employers including Rolls-Royce and the MOD.

The diverse culture within the city makes it an ideal destination for dining out, with a number of high quality restaurants and brasseries. The city is also home to a number of iconic landmarks including Brunel’s Clifton Suspension Bridge and the impressive SS Great Britain.

The Bristol International Balloon Fiesta is held annually at the Ashton Court estate and attracts balloonists and spectators from all corners of the world.

Bristol also boasts a modern shopping centre in the heart of the city, Cabot Circus which offers a broad spectrum of shops and dining facilities as a cinema. On the northern side of the city just off junction 17 of the M5 is the regional shopping centre Cribbs Causeway, again offering a plethora of shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities.

The M5 motorway can be accessed via the Gordano or Avonmouth, mainline rail connections to London Paddington are offered at Bristol Temple Meads. For those looking to travel further afield, Bristol International Airport is on the south of the city and offers regular domestic and international flights.


EPC rating: D.