Horse Shoe Drive, Stoke Bishop, Bristol, BS9

A lovely three bedroom 'halls adjoining' 1930s semi detached house with lots of character and decent sized C.60ft rear garden. Cul-de-sac location with views over the River Avon and North Somerset countryside beyond.

Offering a layout different from most 1930s semis, the house is welcoming and offers comfortable living spaces as well as generously proportioned bedrooms. With an extended ground floor offering semi open plan living space opening onto the rear garden the house is ideally suited to both growing families and those looking for an attractive downsizing option in Stoke Bishop.

Approached via a drive to the side of the house, providing off street parking for several cars and leading through to the garage and rear garden. A path passes past the front of the house to the enclosed porch. Front door with lovely original stained and leaded glazed side windows open into the generously proportioned hall. A piano tucked into one corner gives an indication of space available. There is also an under stairs cloakroom. A formal living room with bay window and attractive outlook is positioned to the front. A wood burner is recessed into the chimney breast. At the rear the wall between kitchen and dining room has been partially removed along with openings through to a family room area with bi-fold doors and polycarbonate style roof creating a lovely combined kitchen/dining/lounge area. A utility cupboard is also positioned off this space. The kitchen comprises a range of modern white wall and base units with double Belfast sink unit and integrated oven and hob. Additional window to the side.

Upstairs the attractive landing has original stained and leaded glazed window to the side aspect and leads to three generously proportioned bedrooms. The master bedroom has lovely bay window and far reaching views. The bathroom is again spacious and has modern white suite with part tiled walls featuring bath, separate large walk in shower cubicle and underfloor heating.

The rear garden is mainly laid to lawn and gently slopes up away from the house. The aforementioned garage with attached shed sits to one said with gate through to the drive. Timber fences mark the boundaries.