Howard Road, Westbury Park

"We have loved living on Howard Road for the last eight years and enjoyed completely refurbishing the house to make it a great family home. The middle room is fantastic for the kids to play in whilst we’re making dinner and we love the period features- the stained glass by the front door, high ceilings and sash windows. Adding the ensuite master bedroom in the loft has created a wonderful space with fantastic views - great for watching the balloon fiesta. Whoever moves in will no doubt enjoy becoming part of the Howard Road community."

Howard Road is a residential street of period properties in Westbury Park, an ideal spot for walking to several hugely popular areas, from Henleaze Road and North View, down to Redland and Gloucester Road. The area also benefits from access by bus, train, bike or on foot into Bristol City Centre for commuters. For those who work in one of the many areas of employment across North Bristol, this house is in a very convenient spot. For those in search of green open spaces, Redland Green and Clifton Downs are just a short walk away, which is hugely popular with runners, cyclists, as well as dog walkers with around 400 acres of space to utilise. The proximity of Waitrose and the Scott (Orpheus) Cinema, a couple of minutes’ walk away, is also regularly seen as an advantage for the residents of this area. The size of the homes that make up the neighbourhood makes it a popular place for growing families and this pocket of homes is rarely available and often in high demand for their versatile and practical spaces. The area has a great balance of urban and suburban, with many popular places in all directions, making it an area that is very popular to live for a range of people. For families, the incredibly popular Redland Green School is just over half a mile away and Westbury Park Primary School even closer.

This beautiful three-bedroom family house has got plenty of curb appeal. Exposed wooden floorboards run throughout the ground floor which features a snug front sitting room with high ceilings and a Victorian fireplace. The dining room is in the middle of the house and offers a wonderfully versatile space; ideal for hosting family meals or entertaining guests. The fully fitted kitchen is at the back of the house and leads out onto undoubtedly one of the key selling points of this house, the impressive private rear garden. Upstairs on the first floor, you find two spacious double bedrooms as well as a well maintained family bathroom. The loft was converted in 2016 to building regulations and makes for a fantastic master bedroom with adjoining en suite bathroom. Double glazed sash windows run throughout this property and there are plenty of period features which compliment the modern additions such as the impressive loft conversion.
Council tax band D