Tucked away on the desirable Blakeney Road in Horfield, this charming red-brick home has been lovingly restored, offering colourful, light-filled interiors and a south-facing garden that’s perfect for relaxing or entertaining.

Overview

The ground floor features two spacious reception rooms — one ideal for dining, the other for relaxing — with a well-presented kitchen that seamlessly connects the two. Just off the kitchen, a contemporary three-piece bathroom suite adds convenience and comfort. Throughout this level, soft neutral tones enhance the natural light, highlighting the home’s original features and creating a bright, inviting atmosphere. Thoughtful updates have introduced flexibility to the layout, allowing the space to work effortlessly around modern living — whether you’re entertaining friends or enjoying a quiet night in.

Upstairs, there are three well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom spans the full width of the property and features plush carpet flooring along with useful built-in storage. The second double bedroom offers excellent versatility, while the third, currently arranged as a single, would make an ideal nursery or home office with a pleasant outlook over the rear garden.

Outside

The south-west facing garden at the rear is a real standout feature of the home and is beautifully presented. A large portion of the garden is primarily laid out as lawn, with mature trees and a high-level fence that ensures privacy. There is also a useful patio seating area accessed directly from the rear extension, which provides ample space for garden furniture, perfect for dining outside during the summer months.

Location

Blakeney Road is situated in the BS7 district of north Bristol, an area that blends suburban calm with the energy of a well-connected community.It sits within easy reach of key transport links—buses run frequently along nearby roads, and Filton Abbey Wood railway station is just over a mile away, providing quick access to the city centre and further afield. The area is well served by schools and childcare options. Filton Avenue Nursery & Primary School is practically on the doorstep, while Stoke Park Primary, Upper Horfield Primary, and Ashley Down Primary are all within walking distance. For older children, Trinity Academy, Orchard School, and Fairfield High School are close by, with several other secondary schools just a short bus or cycle ride away. Green space is another strong point for this part of Bristol. Muller Road Playing Fields are within half a mile, offering open space for casual sports and recreation. Horfield Common lies just a little further away and is popular for walks, jogging, and picnics. Horfield Leisure Centre is also nearby, providing a swimming pool, gym, squash courts, and outdoor pitches. Gloucester Road, one of Bristol’s most loved high streets, is your go-to for everyday essentials and weekend treats. Its mile-long stretch of independent shops, quirky boutiques, artisan bakeries, and cosy cafés makes every trip an adventure. On Friday nights, you might find yourself at The Wellington with friends, or enjoying a takeaway from one of the many local favourites—whether it’s fish and chips, wood-fired pizza, or aromatic Chinese dishes. Those in search of a pub lunch or evening drink will find welcoming spots like The Wellington and The Inn On The Green. All in all, Blakeney Road benefits from a balance of amenities, green space, and community atmosphere. It’s a comfortable, practical place to live, with good schools, excellent local shopping, and plenty of leisure options, all within a short distance of Bristol’s lively city centre.

We think...

Beautifully presented throughout, perfect for first-time buyers looking to buy in the area.

Material information (provided by owner)

Freehold and Council Tax Band B.