Stylish terraced home with private south facing rear garden. Two double bedrooms and ab ideal study or third bedroom.

Description

This charming three bedroom family home is one of just seven to be released on the first phase of The Chocolate Factory, an exciting redevelopment of the former Elizabeth Shaw factory that made confectionary on the site for over 100 years. The property fronts onto Co-Operation Road in the heart of Greenbank.

Ideal for those looking for their first purchase or family home this 3 bedroom house is designed for modern living. Downstairs there is an open plan arrangement with fully integrated German engineered kitchen, ‘vintage oak’ flooring throughout and downstairs WC. French doors that lead out onto the southerly facing garden with rear access means there is no need to bring muddy bikes into the house!

The light and bright upstairs accommodates 2 double and one single bedroom and a family bathroom, complete with white gloss vanity unit, shower and bath, tiles by Porcelanosa and a wall to wall mirror.

Once complete The Chocolate Factory will feature 140 news homes: 44 three and four bedroom houses, 96 one and two bedroom apartments, work and office space, space for retail and a community hub. The landscaped square will provide public outdoor areas to relax and come together and the café and bar will be provide a space to meet.

Several news access points will be opened up taking you directly onto the Bristol and Bath Railway Path, a green corridor open only to pedestrians and cyclists that takes you straight down into the city centre or along to Bath.

Greenbank, BS5 is a popular area of east Bristol. Named recently as a property hotspot the area is well known for its streets of traditional terraced houses and community spirit. Whitehall Primary School, outstanding since 2013 is less than 400 meters away.

There are many green spaces around Greenbank and the stunning Victorian cemetery is a well-loved green space used as a recreational park for picnics, yoga or a gentle walk. There are several children’s play parks along the Railway Path and the much loved St George Park is less than 10 minutes walk away, offering an ornamental lake, café, children’s area, tennis courts, ping pong tables, skate and bike park and basketball court.

At the other side of the park you exit onto Church Road which has started to come in recent years with a flurry of local independent businesses from top cuisine at The Lock Up, tasty pizzas to late night DJ’s at The Red Church. Poco Deli and Southville Deli complement Bristol Loaf on the food side and for a decent pint head to The Fire Engine or The Old Stillage a little further down towards the city centre.

Under half a mile away, or just over 10 minutes walk, is St Marks Road, named as the Best High Street in Britain 2029. Operating from the street since the 1960’s Bristol Sweet Mart is at the heart of this much loved local high street bursting with independent businesses serving the community.

Location

Two local train stations, Lawrence Hill and Stapleton Road, just two stops from Bristol Temple Meads

Direct access to the pedestrian and cycle route, the Bristol and Bath Railway Path

Once completed The Chocolate Factory will feature workspace, a café/bar, community space as well as new homes and public open space

Whitehall Primary School and The Limes Nursery within 500 meters

Close to St Marks Road and Church Road for shopping and independent restaurants

Greenbank Cemetery on the doorstep

St George Park and Troopers Hill Nature Reserve close by

Square Footage: 928 sq ft



Directions

Greenbank is situated on east Bristol just a few miles from the city centre. The SATNAV postcode is BS5 6HP and this will take you to outside the marketing suite and visitor centre on the corner at the top of Turley Road and Co-Operation Road.

There are a number of other ways to get to The Chocolate Factory. If you want to visit us by bike then you can take the Bristol and Bath Railway Path, coming off at the Greenbank / Whitehall junction, turning right and walking along Carlyle Road then turning right again into Co-Operation Road where you will find the marketing suite at the end of the road.

Lawrence Hill Train Station and Stapleton Road Train Station are about 1 mile away and offer services from Bristol Temple Meads and local neighbourhood stations across the city.

Additional Info

Major regeneration of former Elizabeth Shaw chocolate factory in Greenbank, BS5

3 and 4 bedroom houses, 1 and 2 bedroom apartments, workspace and offices, community hub and public open square

Direct access to the Bristol and Bath Railway Path, part of the National Cycling Network providing excellent links to Bristol city centre and Temple Meads

Popular residential neighbourhood

Outstanding Primary School

BS5 listed as a property hotspot in 2020