3 bedroom semi-detached bungalow for sale

This is a home that offers space, comfort, and a lifestyle centred around light, nature, and easy living. With its generous rooms, productive garden, and energy‑saving features, it’s a rare opportunity to secure a property that truly works for modern life.

Step inside and the sense of scale is immediate. Two large reception rooms give you freedom to zone the home exactly as you wish—quiet lounge at the front, vibrant family hub at the rear, or even a work‑from‑home suite without compromise. The standout is the rear reception room, open plan to a large, fully integrated kitchen. This is the heart of the home: a bright, flowing space with views straight out to the garden, perfect for cooking, gathering, and unwinding with the seasons as your backdrop. Three generous bedrooms and two shower rooms complete the appealing accommodation.

The property benefits from owned solar panels, generating over £1,000 of income last year while also reducing electricity bills—an impressive financial and environmental advantage.
A water treatment system provides softened water throughout the home, adding comfort and helping to protect appliances. Triple glazing adds to the eco-friendly character of the property.

The rear garden is a true lifestyle feature—a garden lover’s dream. Thoughtfully arranged and beautifully productive, it offers an abundance of established fruit trees, grow‑your‑own beds for vegetables and herbs as well as greenhouses and sheds for year‑round cultivation and storage. Whether you’re an experienced gardener or simply love the idea of living more sustainably, this outdoor space is a rare and rewarding find

Driveway parking and a garage with two additional stores offer excellent storage and workshop potential, rounding off a property that’s as practical as it is appealing

Pill is a riverside village just outside Bristol, known for its maritime heritage, tight‑knit community feel, and easy access to both the city and the countryside. It sits on the southern bank of the River Avon, about four miles northwest of Bristol city centre, and forms the largest settlement within the civil parish of Pill and Easton‑in‑Gordano. It has long been shaped by its position on the Avon. The name itself comes from the Welsh pil, meaning a tidal inlet or harbour, reflecting its historic role in Bristol’s growth as a port. Walking through the village, you’ll see reminders of this maritime past in street names like Watch House Road and The Moorings, as well as cottages that once housed sailors and pilots.