Located only a short walk from Sandy Park Road, this beautifully extended Victorian terrace boasts three spacious double bedrooms, enjoys a peaceful cul-de-sac setting on Conway Road, and is offered to the market with no onward chain.

Overview

This stunning Victorian terrace, featuring an extended dormer loft, is arranged over three floors and offers three double bedrooms, period features, a handy garden room, and is offered with no onward chain.

Downstairs, the living and dining rooms have been opened up to create a dual-aspect, open-plan family room, complete with a large bay window and a beautiful log-burning fireplace. There is also a kitchen/diner with direct access to the rear garden.

On the first floor, there are two double bedrooms and a spacious family bathroom.

The dormer-converted loft provides a generous main bedroom that spans the full width of the house, complete with an ensuite WC.

Outside

To the rear is an east-facing garden, predominantly laid to lawn, with a patio area that leads directly from the kitchen/diner—ideal for indoor-outdoor living.

A particular highlight is the garden workshop located at the end of the garden, benefiting from power and lighting, along with secure access to a rear pedestrian lane, making it ideal for bike storage.

Location

Conway Road is perfectly positioned to enjoy the wide range of local amenities that make Brislington such a popular place to live. The independent shops and cafés of Sandy Park are close at hand, along with The Langton pub and the vibrant Paintworks development.

Families are well catered for, with St Anne’s Infant School, Wicklea Academy and Holymead Primary School all within comfortable walking distance. and Out There Kindergarten, Forest School located in Nightingale Valley

For creative or sporty people, it’s just a short walk from St Annes Road, home to St Annes House — a vibrant community and creative hub offering art classes, as well as a gym and sauna. Nearby is Rocket Padel, Bristol’s padel club. From here, you’re a stone’s throw from the River Avon and a stunning riverside and woodland walk or run, which can be followed all the way to the Chequers pub in Hanham and beyond.

Everyday shopping is easily accessible, with a Sainsbury’s supermarket just a few minutes’ walk from the front door, while Avonmeads Retail Park is nearby, offering Lidl, M&S Food, etc, plus "Tenpin" bowling and Showcase cinema.

Bristol city centre is within easy reach by foot, bus, bike or car, with Temple Meads Station approximately 1.6 miles away and the wider central hotspots beyond. (By foot or by bike, you can utilise the cycle path that runs along the river!)

A selection of green spaces are also close by, including Nightingale Valley, Arnos Court and St Anne’s Park, all within walking distance.

We think...

A truly stunning home, thoughtfully improved and extended by the current owners, who are relocating abroad. This versatile property would ideally suit families or first-time buyers looking for a home they can grow into.

Material information (provided by owner)

This property is freehold, and the council tax band is B.