Egerton Brow

Captivating and pleasing at every turn, this four-bedroom house exemplifies practical elegance, with every detail meticulously crafted to balance form and function.

Overview

This classic Victorian semi-detached home has been shaped for modern living by owners that care deeply about the house and its community. Each decision has been made to make the house more practical and beautiful and to make the most of the natural light that streams in. On the ground floor, there is a living room on the immediate left, forming part of the double-storey side extension and spanning the full length of the property, with bi-folding doors providing direct access to the rear garden. An additional reception room and an open-plan kitchen and dining space lie adjacent, making it an ideal layout for families or entertaining, with each zone feeling separate yet seamlessly connected.

Moving upstairs, four good-sized bedrooms provide flexible spaces for growing families, guests or home offices. Each has been exquisitely decorated. We love the sumptuous main bedroom, with a floor-to-ceiling window offering breathtaking views across the city. The owners have restored the house with great love and attention to detail, with top-notch materials and fittings used throughout. But all roads lead back to that big, communal living and dining space, and into the back garden beyond. This home is a little symphony of calm in the centre of a vibrant neighbourhood that’s becoming more popular by the day. This house presents a fantastic opportunity for growing families or anyone looking to settle in this popular community. This is also one of the few four-bedroom houses that has not extended into the loft, with additional space for at least three bedrooms and two bathrooms for those wishing to add value.

Outside

The layout from the rear of the home into the garden allows for brilliant dinner parties, and it's a great place for friends to sit and chat late into the evening. The garden itself is beautifully enclosed and largely mirrors the vibrant taste and style of the interior, helping to bring the inside outside.

Location

The property is in a prime position to enjoy the best of urban life. This corner of Bristol is lauded amongst locals, and for good reason. Only three other houses on this road have gone up for sale in the last 10 years. Egerton Brow is a much sought-after quiet road that is perfectly positioned with only a 4 minute walk from the Gloucester Road to take advantage of everything that the area has to offer, you’ve got interesting places for breakfast/brunch in Fed 313 and Grounded, whilst local pubs like The Grace or The Gallimaufry just a short walk away. For those looking to commute into work, buses run regularly along Gloucester road and offer easy access to all major employment areas such as Temple Quay and Temple Meads where trains run regularly into London. The property is positioned well within the first priority for the highly regarded Redland Green secondary and sits in the catchment for Bishop Road primary.

We think...

Every last detail has been considered in this truly remarkable family home, simply one of a kind.

Material information (provided by owner)

Freehold and Council Tax Band C.