About the property
Key features
- An attractive garden flat with off street parking to the front.
- Open plan kitchen/living room.
- Beautiful southerly facing garden.
- Private entrance, one double bedroom plus study/storeage room.
- Offered with no onward chain.
- Viewing highly recommended.
Material information
Property description
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Set in the peaceful Clifton backwater, just moments from the vibrant amenities of the Whiteladies Road area. An excellent selection of cafés, shops, restaurants, bars, and pubs are all within easy reach, while the open green spaces of Durham Downs sit at the end of the road. Clifton Down railway station is also conveniently close by, offering excellent transport links. The well-presented interior features a bright open-plan living room with fitted kitchen, enjoying views over the garden and complemented by an attractive original fireplace.
The accommodation further comprises a hallway with useful utility cupboard, a bathroom, a generous main double bedroom, and a second occasional bedroom/study — ideal for home working. Outside, the property boasts a delightful southerly-facing enclosed garden, laid mainly to lawn with a paved sun patio and well-stocked flower borders showcasing a rich variety of shrubs, plants, and mature trees — a perfect space for relaxing or entertaining. To the front, a brick-paved driveway provides valuable off-street parking. Early viewing is highly recommended to fully appreciate the location and charm of this lovely home.
Front gate
Adjacent to the off-street parking space opens to the private garden with pathway to the front door.
Hallway
With window to the front elevation, tiled floor, built in cupboard with electric fuse box. Wall mounted digital heating controls.
Utility Cupboard
Vaillant gas fired combination boiler, fitted shelving and plumbing for washing machine.
Living Room
Open plan , sash window with views towards the garden, wood floor, and original fireplace with decorative tiled inserts.
Kitchen area
Fitted wall and base units, integral fridge/freezer, electric hob, oven, and extractor hood over. Double sink.
Bedroom 1
Period fireplace, window to front elevation with outlook over the private garden. Alcove recess with shelving and cloths rail.
Study/Storeage Room
Half glazed door opens to the garden, windows to the rear and side elevations.
Private Garden
Southwest facing, lawn, paved sun terrace, flower boarders displaying a rich variety of shrubs, plants, and mature trees.
Parking Space
Off street parking. Brick paved driveway.
Tenure
The property will have a new 999 year lease.
Management Company
Only two properties in the building (separate entrances on different streets) and liability for the maintenance of the building the vendor advises will be split 50:50 once the new lease has been set up.
Council Tax
Band B.
Potential Rental Income
£1,350pcm approx.
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Whether you are looking to swap the fast-paced City Centre hustle and bustle, for Bishopston’s mile upon mile of relaxed cafe culture. If you’re looking to Redland for its fantastic school catchment areas, Sneyd Park for its vast green spaces and beautiful gardens, or Southville for its famous street art and original vibe, we are your local property and area experts and have vast knowledge of all things Bristol.
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Howard got started in the property and financial sector in the mid-eighties, successfully running several corporate operations, but always with his heart rooted in a service that is local, personal and independent. He believes that people do business with people and that trust and reputation are key. Not only has he sold, let and managed thousands of homes across the region in the last thirty years, he's a long-standing media commentator on issues facing both property owners and the industry.
Howard is a recent name change for the business, something he's been working towards for several years and is very proud of. With the same independent local team (people rarely leave) managing hundreds of local clients' sales and lettings portfolios, he knows he can offer the gold standard, trusted and flexible service that people want and need from a local agency.
When he's not at his desk, you might find Howard running a Bristol Half Marathon for charity or enjoying an eclectic gig somewhere in the city (don't get him started on music). You may also spot him cycling the lanes of Stanton Drew and Chew Valley where he was born, playing a noisy game of tennis in Redland or enjoying a quiet night in a Bristol eaterie with mates and his family. Howard loves this city and the people who live here. If you see him make sure you say hello.
