About the property
Key features
- An attractive gable fronted Victorian end of terrace house.
- Three bedrooms, extensive garden, and detached garage.
- Open plan kitchen/dining room and separate living room.
- Double glazed throughout & gas central heating.
- Chain free and viewing is highly recommended.
Property description
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Vendor comment: This house has been my home for nearly ten years now. It is situated in the heart of Avonmouth village, with all amenities just round the corner, shops, post office, bakery, pharmacy, opposite a local surgery, a minute walk to bus stops, 5 minutes walk to the train station. As an end of terrace house it allows for plenty of parking space. On sunny days the back of the house is bathed in sunshine. The garden faces south-west and is sheltered from the north by an old church building which creates a warm microclimate. Bumblebees appear here as early as January. A spacious garage can double as a professional workshop or DIY enthusiast's space.
Front door into the entrance lobby.
Entrance Lobby
Wall mounted fuse box, electric and gas metres. Door opens through to the hallway.
Hallway
Stairs rise to the first floor. Radiator and exposed wood floor.
Living Room
Original coved ceiling, wood floor, radiator and twin double-glazed windows to the front elevation.
Open plan Kitchen / Dining Room.
Dining Area
Double glaze window overlooks the rear garden. Radiator.
Kitchen Area
Fitted wall and base units, plumbing for washing machine, gas cooker, double glazed window overlooks the rear sun terrace. Door to rear lobby.
Rear Lobby
Door opens out to the rear garden. Built in cupboard with shelving a twin air vent.
Bathroom
Tiled floor and splash backs. Bath with shower over, wash hand basin, wc and double-glazed window to rear elevation.
First Floor
Landing
Access to all bedrooms and loft hatch.
Bedroom 1
Twin double-glazed windows to the front elevation with open outlook. Radiator.
Bedroom 2
Double glazed window to the rear elevation with open outlook over neighbouring gardens. Wall mounted Vaillant gas fired boiler and radiator.
Bedroom 3
Double-glazed window, radiator, and open outlook.
Garage
Double garage situated at the far end of the garden and approached via a side access lane. There is also street parking.
Garden
A good sized rear garden mainly laid to lawn with flower borders, various shrubs, plants, and small trees. Sun patio adjacent to the house.
Gas Central Heating
UPVC double glazing.
Tenure
It is understood that the property is Freehold.
Council Tax
Band B.
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