"This house has been my much loved home for 11 years, it's seen me through my early twenties, spent mostly living with friends, to being the first home for my two cats all the way through to being a family home for my daughter. I love this house and all the memories it has brought me; however, I did not buy the house with my partner. Whilst we have made it a home together, putting a new kitchen in and converting the downstairs bedroom into our home office/make shift gym to ride out the pandemic, it is time for us to find somewhere together. I hope this house will make someone/a family feel as safe, secure and happy as it has me."

This house is situated on Bonnington walk in Lockleaze, an area which has become popular for the size of houses and plot, and the potential to extend. With great schools in the surrounding area, including the Little Foxes Forest School, Stoke Park Primary School and CST Trinity Academy, it is very popular with families. At the end of the road, Gainsborough Square offers local shops, a caf, takeaways and a large children's play area located in The Hub community centre. The area benefits from being close to the top of Gloucester Road, in reach of many popular independent shops, pubs and cafs. Local food and drink choices within walking distance include Boston Tea Party, Fierce and Noble and Wiper and True taprooms, The Lazy Dog and a number of choices available on Gloucester Road. For sports fans both The Memorial Stadium and The County Cricket Ground are nearby whilst all the sports facilities of Lockleaze Sports Centre, Horfield Leisure Centre, Filton College and U.W.E. are also close. The area benefits hugely from its proximity to major areas of employment, such as Southmead Hospital, MoD, Airbus and Rolls-Royce and this is a highly convenient residence for anyone who needs regular access to these places, as well as Bristol City Centre via the M32, train from Filton Abbey Wood or a 3 mile walk via St Werburghs. The property also offers very easy access to the expansive Stoke Park Estate as well as local woodland, sports fields and Horfield Common.

Upon entering the ground floor of this semidetached 1950s house you are greeted with a welcoming and convenient porch; an entrance hall with under stair storage; a front reception room with hardwood flooring that leads via French doors through to a spacious dining room and adjoining kitchen. The vendors have recently refitted the fully integrated kitchen with built in appliances and attractive oak work surfaces, and a sunken Belfast sink that look out towards the garden. The ground floor also features a convenient utility room and a large multifunctional downstairs bedroom with accompanying en suite bathroom. The first floor comprises of three double bedrooms, a bathroom, and a separate WC. Without a doubt one of the key selling features of this house is the large rear garden, perfect for upcoming summer barbecues and growing your own veg. The garden also features a large garden shed which has full access to electricity and has been plumbed in. This house further benefits from off street parking at the front of the building which is big enough for two cars.

Please note that this property is Laing Easi-Form construction which is still mortgageable by selected lenders.