For sale:
A welcoming two-bedroom semi-detached home in Bristol's popular BS5 area, offering a cosy living room with a real wood-burning stove, two separate reception rooms and an enclosed rear garden. Ideally placed for the independent cafés and shops of Church Road, nearby St George Park and convenient cycling routes into the city centre.
The ground floor offers two separate reception rooms, providing flexible space for relaxing, dining and working from home. At the front of the house, the living room is a particular highlight. A large window brings in natural light, while the real wood-burning stove creates a cosy focal point, making it an inviting space to unwind on colder evenings. The room was redecorated last year, with modern tones and contrasting wall colours giving it a fresh, contemporary feel.
Towards the rear, the second reception room is currently arranged as a dining and study area. With views towards the garden and access to the staircase, it offers a versatile space that can be adapted to suit different needs, whether for entertaining, enjoying meals or working from home. The room has been freshly redecorated in neutral white, providing a clean, versatile backdrop for its next owners.
The kitchen runs along the side of the house and features fitted units, useful worktop space, tiled splashbacks and room for everyday appliances. A window overlooking the garden brings in natural light and provides a pleasant outlook.
Upstairs, the main bedroom spans the width of the front of the house, with space for a double bed and freestanding storage. The second bedroom overlooks the rear garden and has also been freshly redecorated in white, offering a bright, neutral space that could serve as a guest room, nursery or home office.
The bathroom has a large modern shower, wash basin and WC. Dark contemporary tiling contrasts with lighter finishes elsewhere, creating a modern, practical space.
Outside, the enclosed rear garden offers space to relax, entertain or enjoy a spot of gardening. Predominantly laid to lawn, it includes a paved seating area and pergola-style structure towards the back, with mature planting along the boundaries. Much of the rear garden fencing has been replaced following the storms last year, helping to maintain the garden's privacy and enclosure. At the front, a hardstanding area and pathway lead to the entrance, with space for bicycle storage.
The location is another major advantage. The Bristol and Bath Railway Path is around a one-minute cycle ride away, offering a convenient traffic-free route into the city and beyond. Regular buses run along Whitehall Road and nearby Church Road, while Lawrence Hill railway station is approximately 15-20 minutes away on foot or a short cycle ride, with services to Bristol Temple Meads taking around five minutes. The A420 and M32 provide road links to the wider motorway network.
St George Park is a short walk away and offers a lake, tennis courts, children's play areas and open lawns. There is a convenience store just over the road, and nearby Church Road has a thriving mix of independent cafés, bakeries, bars, shops and everyday amenities, while central Bristol's shopping, restaurants and cultural attractions are easily accessible.
With its cosy wood-burning stove, flexible reception space, enclosed garden, and well-connected location, this home offers an appealing opportunity for first-time buyers, couples, or anyone looking to make their home in a lively, well-served part of Bristol.
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