Marlow at Charlton Common Challenger Road, Brentry BS10
4 bedroom detached house for sale
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Upgraded kitchen & downlights included worth £4,000South east facing gardenDetached home with integral garageOpen plan kitchen with double width French doors New buildEnergy efficient
Shaftesbury at Charlton Common Challenger Road, Brentry BS10
4 bedroom detached house for sale
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Move in this winterFlooring throughout, upgraded kitchen, downlight package & blinds worth £18,700Part Exchange availableDetached home with garage New buildEnergy efficient
Amberley at Charlton Common Challenger Road, Brentry BS10
3 bedroom detached house for sale
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Move this winterPart Exchange availableUpgraded kitchen, flooring throughout & blinds to the ground floor worth £16,700Cul-de-sac location New buildEnergy efficient
Stratford at Charlton Common Challenger Road, Brentry BS10
4 bedroom detached house for sale
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Cul-de-sac locationUpgraded kitchen and downlights package worth £3,478 includedDetached home with garageOpen plan kitchen with double width French doorsNew buildEnergy efficient
What is the average house price of a property for sale in Bristol?
The average house price for property for sale in Bristol is £437,000, as of December 16, 2025. Visit the sold prices section for the most up to date information on house prices in Bristol.
What are the best schools when searching for a property for sale in Bristol?
Colston’s Girls’ School, Backwell School and Redland Green School are the best secondary schools in Bristol. Perry Court E-Act Academy and St Theresa’s Catholic Primary School are the best performing Bristol primary schools.
What are public transport links for a property for sale in Bristol?
Public transport within Bristol is largely bus-based but it offers a fast, frequent and reliable service with direct routes to key destinations. The city is also easily accessible from across the UK with excellent rail, bus, coach and air links.
What is the population and what are the demographics of Bristol?
Bristol is the largest city in South West England and the wider district has the 10th-largest population. As of the last census in 2011, Bristol had a population of 463,400.
What are the best attractions in Bristol?
Boasting a prosperous maritime history thanks to its location on the River Avon, Bristol is now a cultural hub. Attractions include the Clifton Suspension Bridge, Bristol Zoo and Bristol Museum and Art Gallery.