4 bedroom terraced house

"We have loved living at Upper Perry Hill but it's time for our next adventure! The street itself is so warm and welcoming with a WhatsApp group that are always to hand to borrow some eggs from or ask for recommendations. Southville has a really family-friendly community so you are bound to bump into someone you know for a play date or a coffee along North Street. My children have loved playing in Dame Emily park and calling on their friends in the area. Another favourite has been Windmill Hill City Farm and Victoria Park both of which are within a ten-minute walk. Wapping Wharf, full of independent shops and cafes, is just a couple of minutes' walk over the bridge. We love grabbing a coffee and strolling along the harbourside on the weekend, or picking up some Salt and Malt chips on a Friday evening and watching the sun go down."

Upper Perry Hill is a quiet residential street which is positioned on the east of Southville and the north of Bedminster, very close to the bridge across the River Avon to the Wapping Wharf area. North Street in Southville is very nearby and is home a number of popular bars and eateries such as The Malago, the popular Souk Kitchen, Kask as well as highly regarded cafes such as Sweven and Albatross Cafe. Crossing the river from Southville, you are just minutes the vibrant Wapping Wharf development which has revolutionised the Harbourside with its cargo containers of exciting eateries and shops. Further still is a short walk to Bristol City Centre and for those who work in the city, the commute by foot or bike is short and painless, whilst the journey home after an evening in a city is also straightforward and advantageous on foot rather than negotiating city centre traffic. Over the river to the west is the high-end development 'The General' with Michelin star restaurants: Casamia and Paco Tapas. Beyond these is Bristol's scenic harbourside with its boat trips and water-facing bars and restaurants.

The current owners of Upper Perry Hill have transformed this Victorian Terrace into a spacious family home spread over four floors. To the ground floor of the house, there is an open-plan reception room leading to the dining room. The reception at the front has a bay window, an open fire and stripped wood flooring the extends to the dining room which is home to a log burner. to the rear is a gorgeous kitchen with slate tiles, glass roof and french doors to the rear garden. A rare feature of this house is a large cellar, perfect for storage and a utility room. Upstairs on the first floor there are two large double bedrooms and a family bathroom and up again the current owners have extended into the loft to create two more bedrooms and a stylish shower room.
Council Tax Band B