Boston Road, Horfield

"Boston road has a lovely community spirit. There are handy local shops a couple of minutes walk away including a bespoke cake maker, chemist and general store. We’ve spent many a happy hour at the local pub, The Inn on the Green who do a cracking Sunday roast, which we’ve enjoyed in front of a log fire in winter and in their beautiful garden full of flowers in summer. Their annual two day beer festival is a must. You can also leave your car at home here as excellent public transport on your doorstep."

Boston Road is a quiet residential road in the heart of Horfield and a few minutes from Horfield Common, with lots of open space to enjoy. Bars, family pubs, and restaurants are abundant in this area. The Inn on The Green is the closest pub, which hosts regular beer festivals and offers great food, whilst The Wellington, and The Gloucester Old Spot are equally as nice and close by. Several highly regarded eateries are also close to the property, such as Sabo Brasileiro, Lona, as well as Per & Kor. Many families have been drawn to the area for its highly rated schools including Filton Avenue, Horfield and Ashley Down Road. To the North of Horfield, there are some of Bristol’s largest employers, including Rolls Royce, the MOD and Airbus, all within an easy commuting distance by car, bike, or public transport. Buses run frequently along Gloucester Road to all major areas of Bristol, the City Centre, North Bristol, Cribbs Causeway and Bristol Parkway Station. Sports fans have a great selection of events nearby at the Gloucestershire County Cricket Ground which hosts county and international cricket, and the Memorial Stadium which is home to Bristol Rovers. Horfield Leisure Centre, Clifton Downs, and Blaise Castle Estate are regularly used by fitness enthusiasts and dog-walkers alike.

Presented to an especially high standard throughout and benefitting from a south-facing rear garden, is this three bedroom Victorian home. The current owners have sympathetically modernised the appearance, retaining period features plus there are generous room proportions with high ceilings. A traditional hallway greets you, with a stained glass window above the doorframe, and wooden flooring running underfoot. On the first left is the living room, vibrant in decoration and displaying high quality herringbone parquet flooring, as well as notable period features such as the bay window and cornicing. Moving through the floorplan, you are greeted by the dining room, mirroring the living in size and style, whilst benefitting from plenty of natural light due to the properties south facing aspect. Next is the contemporary kitchen suite, with oak surfaces and matching wall & base units. To the rear is the three piece bathroom suite and useful pantry/utility cupboard. From here, you access the garden, which is completely private and awash with greenery. Progressing to the first floor, you will find three well-appointed and neutrally decorated double bedrooms, with the primary room sitting at the front, spanning the width of the home.