- Imposing Victorian end of terrace house
- Five double bedrooms
- Expansive views across Bristol
- Two reception rooms + generous kitchen diner
- Would suit a large family
- Situated in St. Andrews
- EPC: D
- Council Tax Band: E
- Leasehold (878 Years Remaining)
Located within walking distance of beautiful St Andrews Park and the shops, bars, cafés and restaurants of Gloucester Road. Close to major transport links such as the M32, M4 and M5. Montpelier Station is a short walk away and the city centre just a short bus journey away. From entering the characterful property, the first attractive reception room can be found with a bay window, cornicing and a fireplace . The second reception overlooks the rear garden and like the first reception room boasts stunning character features. Beyond, the kitchen diner is of generous size andalong with a compact utility room and a WC. To the first floor an impressively proportioned primary bedroom surveys the views from the front of the property, again with further period attributes. The adjacent balcony and a well-proportioned en suite bathroom complete the striking master suite. The second bedrooms and third double bedrooms can be found to the rear of this fine property, along with a modern family bathroom. A further flight of stairs takes us to the second floor, where we find two further generously-sized, well-appointed bedrooms with stunning views. Externally this home benefits from a mature garden which stretches out to the side of this home sure to it being an end of terrace. This magnificent home offers much charm throughout and needs to be viewed to appreciate such qualities, along with the space provided. Should you wish to proceed with an offer on this property, we are obliged by HMRC to conduct mandatory Anti Money Laundering Checks. We outsource these checks to our compliance partners at Coadjute and they charge a fee for this service.
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