Didsbury Close, Bristol, BS10

This spacious three-bedroom home presents a rare opportunity, having remained in the same ownership since its construction in 1957. Semi rural location adjacent the Blaise castle woodland estate yet close to central Bristol . A quiet ‘close ‘ with no through traffic and part of a welcoming and supportive neighbourhood , it offers a warm atmosphere alongside its original character and charm, as well as a generous south west facing terraced garden.

Approached through the original iron gates onto a paved driveway, providing private parking and leading to the garage. Adjacent is the charming garden front garden with plethora of established plants and shrubs, as well a path leading to front door with a storm porch over. You’re greeted into a welcoming hallway with stairs rising to first floor, access to convenient downstairs WC and the remainder of the ground floor rooms.

Spanning the full-depth of the home is the spacious living room, offering a central feature fireplace and brimming with natural light via dual-aspect outlook, that includes sliding doors into a light and airy conservatory.

Moving to the right-hand side of the property there is a dining room, which has an archway connecting to a kitchen. Both the kitchen and conservatory enjoy views and direct access onto a rear garden.

Upstairs, a bright landing with a rear-facing window leads to three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. The principal boasts its own newly fitted ensuite, while the third bedroom benefits from fitted storage.

Outside, the south-westerly facing, generous, terraced garden enjoys sunlight throughout the day and features a raised patio, a pond, mature planting, and dedicated growing spaces. The garage extends beyond the length of the house, offering ample storage and parking, with potential for conversion into additional living space (subject to planning permission), as demonstrated by neighbouring properties.

Originally one of the reserved plots from the award-winning development built between 1953 and 1957, it retains much of its original character and borders the charming Blaise Castle Estate. Set in a peaceful area away from traffic— a rare find in an urban environment—this road boasts a wonderful sense of community, with strong friendships between neighbours. Homes here rarely come on the market, making it a truly special place to live. Additionally, it offers close proximity to Westbury-on-Trym village and all its amenities. The home is also well-situated for excellent schooling options, with Bristol Free School nearby.

Council Tax Band: E

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