Brentry Lane, Brentry

"It's a 1920s property with lots of amazing character and the rooms are a nice size. We have completed a lot of renovation work on it and modernised it while keeping the classic features. We love the garden as it's huge and we had big plans for developing that too."

The Home

Set on one of Brentry’s most convenient and quietly evolving stretches, this beautifully upgraded 1920s home offers an impressive balance of character, comfort, and future potential. Recently reconfigured and refurbished, the house now provides flexible 3/4-bedroom living, finished with herringbone flooring and thoughtful detailing that gives the space a warm, contemporary feel throughout. The converted loft room adds real versatility ideal as a bedroom, studio or workspace with additional storage tucked away and further scope to adapt the layout as life evolves. The family bathroom has been completely remodelled and finished as a sleek four-piece suite, blending style with everyday practicality. Behind the scenes, the home has been comprehensively improved with a new boiler, heating system, insulation and electrics, meaning it’s as comfortable and efficient as it is stylish.

The Garden

The rear garden is a real standout. Generous, private and full of possibility, it offers huge scope to extend the living space (with planning permission already granted for a single-storey rear extension). There’s ample room for landscaped zones, outdoor entertaining, or multiple garden offices perfect for home working or creative projects. A detached garage and gated off-road parking for 3–4 cars add rare practicality, while the overall plot gives a sense of space that’s increasingly hard to find.

The Location

Well positioned for families and commuters alike, the home sits within the Brentry Primary School catchment and close to a selection of other well-regarded schools. Henbury Train Station will be around soon offering rapid access to the city centre. Set on a sought-after road just off Charlton Lane, the property enjoys excellent access to local shops, Cribbs Causeway, and the M4/M5 motorway network. Alongside a growing mix of local amenities, adding both day-to-day convenience and long-term appeal. Westbury-on-Trym village is less than a mile away, offering a vibrant mix of independent shops, cafés, and pubs, while Bristol city centre is just a short drive away.