A two bedroom Edwardian terraced home...

Welcome to Repton Road for this two-bedroom Edwardian terraced home situated in the highly desirable area of Brislington. The property beautifully combines period character with modern comfort, making it an ideal option for those seeking an open-plan and cosy residence.

Situated nearby to the hub of Brislington this property which we understand in the early 1900's was the tram ticket shop for the dis-used tram line behind.

On the ground floor an open-plan lounge/ dining room with double glazed French doors opening onto the side return, a work-space under the stairs, a galley style kitchen with fitted appliances leading through to a utility area with downstairs cloakroom and double glazed patio doors opening onto the patio seating area.

On the first floor two double bedrooms, a landing with access into the loft space and a spacious Bathroom to the rear with walk-in shower and corner bath.

To the rear of the property a private garden with patio seating area, side return, astro turf laid and trees surrounding to create privacy.

Brislington provides easy access to green spaces like Nightingale Valley, Eastwood Farm Nature Reserve, and Arnos Vale while having convenient transport link access to Bristol and Bath via the A4, local bus routes (1, X39), and a 20-minute walk to Temple Meads train station.

Brislington is rapidly becoming a highly sought-after area, blending urban conveniences with suburban charm. Residents can enjoy the local café culture, bistros, and pubs like Grounded, Kin, Deli, Langton Arms, Pukka Peacock an Indian inspired restaurant and The Knowle. For families, the proximity to Holymead Primary School, rated as "good," enhances the appeal.

With excellent transport links, green spaces nearby, and a vibrant local scene, Repton Road is perfect for buyers seeking a characterful home with a blend of modern amenities and period charm.