Rene Road, Easton

"We love our quiet friendly side street nestled in Easton and being seconds from the bars and restaurants on St Marks road and the train station. We've really enjoyed walking over to the theatre on old market and how welcome the neighbours have made us feel."

Rene Road is positioned centrally in Easton and consists of a variety of attractive period homes. Easton is a popular pocket of Bristol, being so close to the city centre and easily accessible by foot, bike, by road and by train. The Bristol to Bath Cycle Path is a particularly pleasant route for those travelling into the centre. At the same time, its proximity to both the M32 and the A431 to Bath make it an ideal spot for many. Easton is by no means, however, a dormitory neighbourhood and offers an abundance of community areas, events and activities and Rene Road is central in this hugely popular area. Nearby, St Marks Road boasts a number of Bristol's finest independent shops and restaurants, such as Bristol Sweet Mart and the Thali Cafe. No.12 Café also offers fantastic local food and drink. The nearest primary school, Bannerman Road Community Academy is rated 'Good' by Ofsted, with other nearby schools such as Whitehall and May Park also very well-regarded locally, further enhancing the appeal of the area to families.

This midterraced period home has been caringly updated and maintained by the current vendors to create a perfect first home. The ground floor is surprising large, with impressive and striking ceiling heights displayed throughout. The initial reception room is utilised as a bedroom, with the staircase located within the middle of the property. Progressing through the hallway, you are greeted with the kitchen/dining area, boldly styled and displaying a serious amount of character. A contemporary kitchen provides access to the main bathroom, offering wooden worktops and plenty of cupboard space. Upstairs is comprised of two double bedrooms and a large single. The primary room spans the width of the property and offers plenty of space for integrated storage.

Note regarding the EPC, the property now includes an air source heat pump and completely new central heating system, which would have drastically improved the EPC rating. A new roof has also been added, plus a whole new electric circuit and bathroom/kitchen. Owned solar panels are included with the property and can generate about £700 of electric a year, once signed up to a supplier.