About the property
Key features
- Three double bedroom, two bathroom period property in a residential road in the sought-after Brislington area of Bristol
- Close to nearby cafés, independent shops, and local supermarkets,Bristol City Centre and Temple Meads, Well positioned for local schools, parks
- Private rear garden
- Viewing highly recommended
Material information
Property description
Council Tax A fee submitted to your local authority to cover expenses related to local amenities such as schools, libraries, and waste management. The payment amount is determined based on the property's value. Read our glossary page :
Tenure Explains the various forms of property ownership, including freehold, leasehold, and commonhold, and how they determine your rights and responsibilities as a property owner. Read our glossary page :
Vendor Comment: Although we are excited to be moving to another part of the country, we will be very sad to leave a house and area we have lived in - and loved - for over 20 years. We will miss the cosy winter evenings in front of the wood burner and sitting in the kitchen on sunny mornings watching the birds in the garden. The spacious rooms, high ceilings and period features, particularly the lovely leaded lights, and the nice flow to the ground floor rooms are what first attracted us to the house. The mature rear garden attracts birds, bats, and the occasional fox. It has been the perfect location for travelling to our work in central Bristol and Bath.
There are many lovely green spaces to explore particularly Victory Park, Brislington Meadows, Nightingale Valley and Arnos Vale cemetery, and the area is served by an excellent community hub at St Anne’s House. Sandy Park, with its independent small shops and cafes, is just a 5-minute stroll away. Temple Meads train station and the University’s Temple Quarter Zone on Avon Street are just a 15-minute cycle ride along the St Philip’s Greenway. All in all, it has been a fantastic place to live these past 20-or-so years..
Council Tax
Band C.
Tenure
It is understood the property is Freehold.
Being a fully independent Sales, Lettings and Property Management agent means that we are not constrained to a strict radius, suburb or area. We love Bristol, all of it.
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.
From our centrally located office on Whiteladies Road, we cover the whole of Bristol and the surrounding areas. Whatever your situation, property or location, we are on hand to help.
Howard. His name is above the door for a reason - Howard Davis is the man at the centre of this independent Bristol agency. A member of both the National Associations of Estate and Letting Agents and the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors - he's one of the longest serving and best-known property experts in the area. He'll even proudly tell you that he's now selling and letting properties for the children of his original clients.
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.
