Cotswold Road, Windmill Hill

"I have loved watching the trees rustle and sway from the kitchen window seat, feasting with friends and family around the table, strolling in Victoria Park, shopping along North Street and drinks out in Wapping Wharf. I have loved living here and making it my home and look forward to finding it's next guardians to do the same!"

Cotswold Road is a quiet street situated in the popular Windmill Hill area of Bristol, a short walk to Bedminster Train Station which takes you directly to Temple Meads or down to Weston Super Mare in the other direction. Windmill Hill is renowned for the fantastic views it offers from many vantage points over Bristol and towards the countryside to the south and west. The area has become one of the most sought after in Bristol over recent years, popular with many for its picturesque streets of charming Victorian homes and the character they offer within. The Victoria Park Pub is the local pub, which offers fantastic food and a welcoming atmosphere. Towards Bedminster, there is the vibrant North Street, housing a diversity of independents, such as Cor, and the highly regarded Kask, Oowee Diner as well as the Tobacco factory, a cultural hub of South Bristol with a great line up of shows. Wapping Wharf is also easily accessible, with amazing eateries including Root, The Bristol Beer Factory, and Seven Lucky Gods. Towards the east of the home, you come across the vast Victoria Park, which is a hive of activity for families, joggers and those looking to socialise. For commuters and young professionals, the house is also well-located, within walking distance of the City Centre and Temple Meads Station and major employers around the Harbourside and Temple Quay. The area also has some well-regarded shops and cafes such as The Bristol Loaf and Windmill Hill City Farm is a popular attraction very close by and has a great café and regular events and pop ups.

Located on one of the most sought-after roads in BS3, a versatile bay-fronted Victorian family home with masses of curb appeal, boasting an elevated position to the rear with an attractive leafy vista. The property is arranged over four floors, with the main entrance into the upper ground floor hallway. The first reception room is on the initial left, displaying distinctive style, enhanced by period features, such as the cornicing, bay window and chimney breast. Along the hallway you find the well equipped kitchen diner with a pantry larder cupboard and a Juliet balcony looking out over the back garden and mature trees. There is restored wooden flooring throughout.

The first floor consists of two double bedrooms, one of which has an en-suite bathroom and boasts a beautiful leafy view. The lower ground floor has another large bedroom and another reception room. There is a front entrance on the lower ground floor with a stairway down from the roadside. This can be used as an additional entrance for a self-contained annexe, providing plenty of versatility. Down the stairs to the basement is a very large bathroom and storage space and the doors at the rear lead out to the patio garden space with large planters and a shed. There is a small set of steps down into a peaceful secret garden space with cobbled path.