Old Sneed Road, Stoke Bishop, Bristol, BS9

We are delighted to offer 35 Old Sneed Road, a rare opportunity to own a piece of timeless 1920s architecture in one of Bristol's most sought-after roads in Bristol. This impressive 4-bedroom detached home, spans around 2000 square feet and offers a perfect blend of classic charm and spacious living. It retains much of its original period charm throughout, from its elegant bay window, original cornicing, authentic woodwork and ‘arts and craft' ambience, it creates a unique atmosphere that new builds often lack. There are also stunning gardens of over quarter of an acre provide a serene, private retreat, ideal for families and those who appreciate an extensive area of outdoor space. The established landscaping, mature trees, and seasonal blooms form a picturesque backdrop, adding to the property’s allure and making it perfect for entertaining or relaxing. Combined with its prime location, offering proximity to excellent independent and state schools, vibrant local shops and amenities on nearby Druid Hill and easy access to the countryside, this house stands out as an ideal home for those seeking a harmonious blend of historic elegance and modern convenience.

The house is approached across its ‘in and out’ driveway with a front door opening into first a lobby and then an impressively spacious entrance hallway with high ceiling, coat cupboard, returning staircase rising to upper floor with large understairs cupboard containing a toilet, basin and storage and doors to ground floor rooms. There is a large lounge to the front with feature bay window, coving, and a feature fireplace. Adjoining to the rear is an equally large family/dining room with picture rail, timber ceiling detailing, shelving, gas fire, internal door to garage/workshop and patio doors that open out onto garden. Also, to the rear is the breakfast room with pantry off and window overlooking the impressive rear garden. This links through an open doorway to the kitchen with range of fitted units, wood-effect worktops, sink, mixer tap, fitted double oven, hob, hood, window overlooking garden and a door to a utility room with a stable external door. On the first floor there is an impressive landing area, four double bedrooms, most with built-in wardrobes, family bathroom and separate WC.

The gardens as referred earlier are a significant feature of this beautiful house where there is a good size frontage having the ‘in and out’ driveway with semi-circular small lawn, extensive shrubbery, and bordering timer fence. To the left side of the house facing is the attached garage, being circa. 23’ in length including a workshop to the rear and an internal door linking into the family/dining room of the house. The rear garden is particularly impressive, being a very good width and is circa. 125 feet long backing onto Mariners Drive. There is a paved patio by the house and then it is extensively laid to lawn and has numerous established plants, shrubs, and mature trees throughout. There is a vegetable garden at the bottom, garden shed, green house, outside tap and is enclosed on its three sides by a timber fence.

The property offers huge scope to extend to the side, rear and into the roof, all subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents.

This is a wonderful opportunity to acquire this with great scope and potential to make your own and cherish for the next generation.