• Six bedrooms +
• Redland Green catchment area +
• Close to Gloucester Road +
• Off street parking +
• 2146.34 sq.ft +
• Large rear garden +
• Prime Bishopston location +
• Retained period features +

A deceptively large six-bedroom Victorian family home on one of Bishopston's premier roads. The property has been sympathetically modernised and is within the Redland Green APR, with amenities on Gloucester Road a short walk away.

The 2146 sq ft accommodation is arranged over four floors, with adaptable living spaces that include a large sitting room and a well-appointed kitchen/diner with direct access to a sun terrace overlooking the rear garden. The ground floor comprises a welcoming entrance hall leading to a well-proportioned reception room, perfect for formal entertaining or relaxed family living; a kitchen/diner; and a cloakroom. Stairs lead to the lower ground floor and first floor. The reception room at the front features double-glazed twin-sash windows, an ornate ceiling rose and cornice, a gas fire with a marble surround, built-in cabinetry, and exposed wooden floorboards. The kitchen/diner to the rear has two double-glazed sash windows and a double-glazed door, overlooking the rear garden and leading onto a decked terrace seating area. The modern white kitchen contrasts beautifully with the retained period features and offers ample storage, a large breakfast bar, space for a range cooker, and shelving. The dining area retains ornate coving, a ceiling rose, a period fireplace, and original cabinetry. Upstairs, the first and second floors offer six bedrooms, each with abundant natural light and flexible layouts to suit a range of requirements, whether for family, guests, or home office use. The principal bedroom features two sash windows to the front, creating a bright, airy atmosphere, a period fireplace and a walk-in storage cupboard. Across the hall, bedrooms two and three share views towards St Andrews. A well-appointed family bathroom serves the bedrooms on this floor with contemporary fittings, including a large walk-in shower cubicle, a freestanding bath, and herringbone-tiled flooring. On the second floor, the architect designed a loft conversion that provides three additional bedrooms, a shower room, and a spacious landing with a skylight, allowing natural light to flow throughout the floor below. Bedrooms five and six have skylight windows to the front, and access to eaves storage, and bedroom four enjoys far-reaching views over the local area and beyond. The lower ground floor offers multi-functional accommodation, currently set up as a family room/study, with a wood-burning stove, glazed double doors, and level access to the rear garden. There is a walk-in cellar at the front of the property, providing ample storage space and further development potential. The well-established rear garden can be accessed via the lower ground floor or the kitchen/diner via steps from the terrace. A patio area extends to the lawn, and a pathway leads to an additional patio seating area at the bottom of the garden. The garden feels private, with several mature trees and shrubs to its borders, offering a screen of privacy from the neighbouring properties and a colourful backdrop throughout the year. The front garden has an off-street parking space, a rare asset in this prime location, and space for a large bike store, further enhancing the appeal of this distinguished home. The property is positioned just moments from the vibrant independent shops, cafes, and restaurants of Gloucester Road, as well as excellent local amenities and transport links. Families will appreciate the proximity to reputable schools, including being within the Redland Green and Bishop Road catchment areas, while professionals benefit from easy access to the City Centre and major commuter routes. With its generous proportions, period charm, and prime Bishopston address, this impressive terraced house offers an outstanding opportunity for those seeking a spacious, characterful family home in one of Bristol's desirable residential areas.