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Area stats3 bedroom end of terrace house
Sold STC
End of terrace house
3 beds
1 bath
1140
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band C
Mobile signal:
EEO2ThreeVodafone
Features and description
- End-of-Terrace
- Ashton
- Double Bay-Fronted
- Three Bedrooms
- Separate Reception Room
- Open-Plan Kitchen/Diner
- Large Garden with Side Access
- Upstairs Bathroom
- Front Driveway
A stunning three-bedroom mid-terrace located in Ashton, conveniently located just a minutes’ walk from North Street. On entry you are welcomed into the home with a bright entrance hall. The interior is tastefully decorated, with glass features and natural light flows through the rooms.
A large separate lounge sitting room to the front and an open plan kitchen diner to the back that overlooks the garden. Externally, the property offers a patio seating area, a well-kept lawn, and off-street parking for multiple cars. The downstairs of the property also offers a WC. Upstairs there are two large double bedrooms and a well-proportioned single, in addition to a family bathroom with a modern white three-piece suite with a rainfall shower over.
Raynes Road is set in one of Bristol’s most sought-after locations as the majority of houses offer off road parking. The location is just a few minutes’ walk from the bustling North Street, the property enjoys close proximity to an array of independent shops, cafés, and restaurants. Popular local spots include The Tobacco Factory, Souk Kitchen, The Old Bookshop, Sweven, Burra, and Tincan Coffee Co. There are several green spaces nearby, including Greville Smyth Park, Gores Marsh Park, and Ashton Court Estate. The location is well-served by excellent transport links, offering easy access to Bristol City Centre, Wapping Wharf, Bristol Temple Meads train station, and Bristol International Airport. Highly regarded local schools further add to the area's appeal for families.
Verified Material Information
Council tax band: C
Tenure: Freehold
Property type: House
Property construction: Standard form
Electricity supply: Mains electricity
Solar Panels: No
Other electricity sources: No
Water supply: Mains water supply
Sewerage: Mains
Heating: Central heating
Heating features: Double glazing
Broadband: FTTP (Fibre to the Premises)
Mobile coverage: O2 - Good, Vodafone - Good, Three - Great, EE - Good
Parking: Driveway
Building safety issues: No
Restrictions - Listed Building: No
Restrictions - Conservation Area: No
Restrictions - Tree Preservation Orders: None
Public right of way: No
Long-term area flood risk: Yes
Coastal erosion risk: No
Planning permission issues: No
Accessibility and adaptations: None
Coal mining area: No
Non-coal mining area: Yes
Energy Performance rating: D
All information is provided without warranty. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2021. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
The information contained is intended to help you decide whether the property is suitable for you. You should verify any answers which are important to you with your property lawyer or surveyor or ask for quotes from the appropriate trade experts: builder, plumber, electrician, damp, and timber expert.
A large separate lounge sitting room to the front and an open plan kitchen diner to the back that overlooks the garden. Externally, the property offers a patio seating area, a well-kept lawn, and off-street parking for multiple cars. The downstairs of the property also offers a WC. Upstairs there are two large double bedrooms and a well-proportioned single, in addition to a family bathroom with a modern white three-piece suite with a rainfall shower over.
Raynes Road is set in one of Bristol’s most sought-after locations as the majority of houses offer off road parking. The location is just a few minutes’ walk from the bustling North Street, the property enjoys close proximity to an array of independent shops, cafés, and restaurants. Popular local spots include The Tobacco Factory, Souk Kitchen, The Old Bookshop, Sweven, Burra, and Tincan Coffee Co. There are several green spaces nearby, including Greville Smyth Park, Gores Marsh Park, and Ashton Court Estate. The location is well-served by excellent transport links, offering easy access to Bristol City Centre, Wapping Wharf, Bristol Temple Meads train station, and Bristol International Airport. Highly regarded local schools further add to the area's appeal for families.
Verified Material Information
Council tax band: C
Tenure: Freehold
Property type: House
Property construction: Standard form
Electricity supply: Mains electricity
Solar Panels: No
Other electricity sources: No
Water supply: Mains water supply
Sewerage: Mains
Heating: Central heating
Heating features: Double glazing
Broadband: FTTP (Fibre to the Premises)
Mobile coverage: O2 - Good, Vodafone - Good, Three - Great, EE - Good
Parking: Driveway
Building safety issues: No
Restrictions - Listed Building: No
Restrictions - Conservation Area: No
Restrictions - Tree Preservation Orders: None
Public right of way: No
Long-term area flood risk: Yes
Coastal erosion risk: No
Planning permission issues: No
Accessibility and adaptations: None
Coal mining area: No
Non-coal mining area: Yes
Energy Performance rating: D
All information is provided without warranty. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2021. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
The information contained is intended to help you decide whether the property is suitable for you. You should verify any answers which are important to you with your property lawyer or surveyor or ask for quotes from the appropriate trade experts: builder, plumber, electrician, damp, and timber expert.
Area statistics
Crime score
Moderate crime
5/10
Home prices (average)
3 bedroom end of terrace houses
£477,877
£477,877
About this agent
Founded in Clifton by Charles Joseph Hole in 1867, CJ Hole's main business was rentcollection - which in the Victorian era was much more common than buying. As the yearsrolled by and the company was passed down to his sons, the focus of the business changed towards the selling of property as well. CJ Hole continued to prosper and today is a major force within the highly competitiveestate agency market in the South West. Their excellent reputation has helped CJ Holeto expand within Bristol, Somerset and Gloucestershire so that there are now many branches serving the area. Today, having sold property in three different centuries and as one of the oldest estate agents throughout Bristol, Somerset and Gloucestershire, CJ Hole is regarded as one of the most highlyprofessional property firms in the region with a tradition of providing a first class service to its customers.