Filton Avenue, Horfield, Bristol

This classic four-bedroom 1930s home offers a substantial amount of space over three expansive floors. The purposeful and elegant reconfiguration has optimised every inch of space and natural light, providing space and scope for a couple or young family to put down roots long-term.

Overview

The home sits in a prime position, just a short stroll away from the endless independent shops, bars and restaurants on Gloucester Road. The grand internal proportions of the house are immediately apparent upon entry, with stripped wooden floorboards running underfoot and a WC incorporated at the end of the hallway. The front reception room has a striking green decor and is characterised by a log-burning stove and a large bay window which floods the room with an abundance of natural light. The second reception room lies at the rear of the plan and largely mirrors the living room in terms of size and space, this then leads directly through to the kitchen with a patio door providing direct access into the rear garden.

Upstairs there are three well-proportioned bedrooms, all of which are immaculately presented, and a three-piece bathroom suite which oozes quality and epitomises the finish throughout. The star of the show lies on the top floor, a wonderful loft conversion with a Juliet-style balcony offering far reaching views to enjoy when waking on a morning. The owners have restored the house with great love and attention to detail, with top-notch materials and fittings used throughout. This home is a little symphony of calm in the centre of a vibrant neighbourhood that’s becoming more popular by the day. Which makes it ideal for a new family looking for a place to call their very own.

Outside

As you enter the garden from the back entrance of the house, you are greeted by a serene patio area, perfect for relaxing after a long day or hosting al fresco dinner parties. This then extends onto a well-kept, expansive lawn area, a perfect space for children to run around and play or for hosting events on a grand scale.

Location

Filton Avenue is close to much of Horfield's lauded vibrancy and has a wonderful community. Positioned perfectly to take advantage of everything that the area has to offer, you’ve got interesting places for breakfast/brunch in Fed 303 or Boston Tea Party, and local pubs like The Crafty Cow or The Wellington right on the doorstep. The popular Snap Dragons Nursery is within walking distance and is directly opposite Horfield common, with plenty of space to stretch your legs and a skate park next to Horfield leisure centre, to keep the smalls (and not-so-smalls) busy. Filton Abbeywood railway station is located around 1.6 miles from the property, providing a direct link to Bristol Temple Meads and the city centre. This side of Bristol also offers residents access to the countryside of South Gloucestershire as well as the M4 and M5 motorways.

We think...

Cleverly designed to maximise space, perfect for a family looking to buy in the area.

Material information (provided by owner)

Freehold and Council Tax Band C.