Occupying an enviable position on Shaldon Road in Horfield, this expansive three-bedroom end-of-terrace home combines a mixture of original features and seamless contemporary decor throughout for a truly stunning finish.

Overview

Shaldon Road is perfectly positioned for the broad selection of independent cafes, bars and restaurants that Gloucester Road has to offer. The house has a traditional 1930's facade with a large driveway to the front, characterised by two large bay windows on the ground and first floor. Beautifully fusing the period roots with a modern twist and displaying understated style, there are spaces of calm and splashes of colour that bring it alive. The ground floor is a dream to entertain in. The cosy and atmospheric bay-fronted living room connects with the luminous light-filled open plan kitchen/diner with patio doors opening onto the enclosed rear garden.

A staircase leads up to the first floor to three bedrooms and a well-designed bathroom suite. The master bedroom lies at the front of the home and is incredibly bright due to its southerly aspect and bay window that lets in an abundance of natural light. Bedroom two is also a great-sized double and has floor-to-ceiling free-standing wardrobes within the alcoves. The third and final bedroom lies adjacent to the master and could easily be used as a home office or nursery. The property also benefits from external wall insulation, installed in 2022 at a cost of £20,000. This significant upgrade has greatly improved the home’s thermal efficiency—reducing energy costs, retaining warmth during the winter months, and keeping the interior cooler in the summer.

Outside

The garden at the rear spans over 100ft in length and features an array of plants and trees which help to add colour and variety to the space. A lane at the back of the garden provides rear access, whilst a driveway sits at the front of the home, providing off-street parking for two vehicles.

Location

Shaldon Road is situated in the popular North Bristol area of Horfield, just off Muller Road, providing easy access to the city centre and local amenities. Residents of the area benefit from being just a short walk from Gloucester Road and other popular venues such as Fed 313 and Pinkmans for coffee and cake. Local primary schools, Brunel Field and Ashley Down' are both well regarded, as well as Fairfield High School and the recently opened Trinity Academy as secondary schools, also in walking distance. Purdown & Stoke Park estates are within touching distance of the property offering lovely walks and views. This side of Bristol also offers residents access to the countryside of South Gloucestershire as well as the M4 and M5 motorways.

We think...

Top to bottom, this is a beautifully executed, entirely cohesive space that would make an ideal home base for a growing family.

Material information (provided by owner)

Freehold and Council Tax Band C.