An extended three bedroom Victorian terraced home...

“We’ve loved living on Sandringham Road and are sad to be leaving behind a wonderful neighbourhood. Some of our highlights of the house and it’s location include:

•⁠ ⁠Lovely neighbourhood with strong community spirit
•⁠ ⁠2 minute walk to the bus stop, cafes, bars and amenities of Sandy Park Road
•⁠ ⁠10 minute cycle to Bristol City Centre / 30 minute walk to Temple Meads train station
•⁠ ⁠Close to Nightingale Valley and Arnos Vale park for walks
•⁠ ⁠Elevated position above footfall of Sandringham Road
•⁠ ⁠Views of Bristol City Centre from doorstep, living room and bedrooms
•⁠ ⁠East facing garden with the corner seating area getting the sun until late in the evening in summer

We hope the new owners enjoy this house and the Brislington community as much as we have.”


A well presented, extended period home awaits...

Located on one of Brislington's most sought-after roads, Sandringham Road, is an extended three bedroom Victorian terrace. Bursting with character, all rooms have been tastefully decorated, with an open-plan kitchen/dining area and cosy lounge, creating a contemporary feel in this popular location.

The property features a ground floor entrance with bicycle rack and under-stairs storage cupboard, a bay fronted lounge with original features such as fireplace, coving and ornate ceiling rose. The open-plan kitchen dining area is the focal point of the house, with contemporary kitchen units, quartz worktops, modern fitted appliances including induction hob and an integrated oven. The kitchen features a roof light lantern & floor to ceiling bi-fold doors, flooding light through and opening onto the private enclosed east facing garden.

Approaching the first floor is the landing, two good-sized double bedrooms, a third bedroom which could work as a nursery or a study and a well presented bathroom suite with shower over the bath and an airing cupboard.

To the front of the property is an elevated garden, creating privacy from the street level footfall. To the rear, is an enclosed east facing garden with outdoor hose and electrics, steps up to a laid lawn area and patio seating area, great for hosting BBQ's on fine summer evenings.

The Brislington location has become increasingly trendy with independent shops and cafes, many of which can be found nearby on Sandy Park Road. The popular Sandy Park Deli and Kin both offer fantastic coffee, wholesome food and friendly vibes, and the brand-new family-run Pukka Peacock Indian restaurant has recently opened its doors. There are several convenience stores located a few minutes from the house, including a Morrisons daily supermarket, and a post office. Slightly further afield is a large Sainsbury’s store at Castle Court, a 10-minute walk, and the vibrant Boca Bar, situated in The Paintworks serves up Brazilian-style pizza's and live music.

Towards Wells road in neighbouring Knowle, The Knowle family-friendly pub is a bustling local favourite, affording fabulous views over the city from its garden. For those after a highly rated Sunday roast, head to The Langton in St Anne's, a 15-minute walk away.
Nightingale Valley, Arnos Court Park, Eastwood Farm and Victory Park provide ample green space close by. Those keen for a swim can head to Jubilee Swimming Pool, the city's only community owned and run swimming pool, just a 25-minute walk away.

Due to its proximity to the Bath road (A4), reaching Bristol Temple Meads and the city centre is easy on foot or by bus. Fantastic bus links to Bath on the X39 bus, depart regularly a short walk from the property.