"Barratt Street and Easton have been an amazing home to raise our first child and grow our family. We primarily bought this house for the ability to expand the loft space, enjoy roaring fires through the winter and have an outside space to grow a selection of plants, fruit bushes and have barbecues in the summer. The wood burner in the living room, although small, gives the living room and kitchen so much heat that we haven't needed the radiator on even on the coldest of January evenings. The simple loft space with Velux window has been an art studio, extra sleeping space for guests and a magical play space for our toddler. The storage space up there behind the quirky doors ensures the rest of our house remained uncluttered.

It's perfectly situated close to great cafes, organic shops, craft breweries and a myriad of yoga studios. St. Mark's Road has great eateries and the famous Bristol Sweet Mart. Stapleton Road train station is five-minute walk from the front door, and the community is so friendly, international and vibrant. Local parks are a great meeting point for young families and the nearby Greenbank pub has an eclectic mix of activities from boardgame night to baby groups. We have loved living here and would recommend it to anyone!"

This house is situated on a quiet residential road in Easton. The area is largely shielded from through-traffic, so has a quiet feel. Residents of this area are extremely complimentary about the neighbourhood and local community. The area benefits from its proximity to Bristol City Centre, two local train stations and the M32, making it very accessible to commuters. However, it is the amenities on the doorstep which have enhanced the popularity of the area. The independent shops and cafés of St Marks Road are a short walk away, with popular venues such as No. 12 Café, The Greenbank Pub, the Public Food Market and Este's Kitchen closer still. Families occupy many of the houses in this area, with many still looking to move to the area due to the recent success of the nearby Whitehall Primary and Bannerman Road Primary Schools.

Placed on the peaceful Barratt Street is this beautifully presented two bedroom home. The home has encapsulated the vibrancy of Easton, having splashes of colour throughout with stunning wooden flooring. The kitchen-living room is truly the hub of this home, coming with a log-burning stove nestled into an exposed brick fireplace, ideal for relaxing and socialising. The kitchen has a solid wood frame housing a Belfast sink and integrated shelving to the left hand side. The first floor has a spacious main bedroom with dark-stained wooden flooring, a second double bedroom, as well as a bathroom with a wooden-panelled bath and dark walls contrasting with the surrounding white tiles. The south-facing garden is a sun trap and offers great light for potted plants and raised beds.