An Extended Three Bedroom Victorian Terraced Home...

Welcome to our cosy Victorian terrace, where we've spent six wonderful years as a family. It’s been the perfect place to watch our little ones grow, with its warm, welcoming atmosphere and just the right amount of space. We have especially loved the large modern kitchen extension, which has become the true heart of the home. We’re right next to Holymead Infants, a fantastic school that's been a big part of our community, and where our eldest has thrived. There are two parks within walking distance, where we have spent many summer days with friends and family, as well as Nightingale Valley for regular stomps through the forest.

We have loved being able to pop down to the ever-growing number of local businesses on Sandy Park, as well as easy access to shops on Brislington Hill and Bath Road.

Number 11 has been a special place for us, and we're sure it will be for you too.



Located along the quiet cul-de-sac of Bellevue Terrace in the much sought after area of Brislington is a charming extended three bedroom Victorian terraced home offering open-plan living space within a characterful Victorian property.

On the ground floor, residents are welcomed by an entrance hall with stained glass front door, a cosy lounge with bay fronted window, to the rear of the ground floor another reception room ideal for dining, a spacious under stair storage cupboard leading onto the extended into the side return kitchen with fitted modern appliances, a downstairs bathroom and access via the rear onto the private garden area.

On the first floor three bedrooms, the master with an ensuite and storage cupboard, a second double, a long landing with access into the loft space and finally a third bedroom.

The property benefits from double glazing and gas central heating throughout.

To the rear of the property a private garden area with a decked seating area, laid to lawn and wall surrounding for privacy.

Situated in the popular Brislington area, this property is conveniently located just 3 miles southeast of Bristol city centre. It enjoys excellent transport connections along the A4 to Bristol and Bath, while the M32 provides access to the M5 and M4 for motorway commutes. Temple Meads, the nearest train station, is approximately a 30-minute walk away and offers direct trains to London. A cycle path allows for a 20-minute ride to the city centre.The neighbourhood is family friendly, home to the well-regarded Holymead infant and primary school.

It is also ideal for professionals seeking an easy commute, and offers a mix of charming bistro pubs like The Langton Arms and The Knowle, as well as Boca Bar. Independent coffee shops, such as Kin, Grounded, and a local grocery store, can be found in the Sandy Park area. Additionally, the artistic community is catered to by shops like These Two Hands.Brislington is a delightful area, offering numerous opportunities for socialising and benefiting from the nearby open green spaces of Nightingale Valley, Eastwood Farm Nature Reserve, and The River Avon trail.