Great Brockeridge, Bristol, BS9

A charming 1930s semi-detached home with a south-facing garden, off-street parking and marketed with no onward chain.


An open storm porch with original stained-glass detailing leads into a welcoming hallway, where stained-glass side windows, a radiator, and stairs rising to the first floor create a bright and inviting entrance. To the front, the living room is a light-filled space, with a double-glazed bay window featuring encapsulated stained glass, a picture rail, and a fireplace. To the rear, the dining room mirrors the same sense of character, with another picture rail and sliding patio doors that open into the conservatory. With a pitched glazed roof and French doors to the garden, this is a peaceful, bright space.

The separate kitchen is fitted with a matching range of wall and base units, laminate worktops, tiled splashbacks, and a stainless-steel sink with mixer tap. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine and slimline dishwasher, an electric cooker point, and an integrated fridge/freezer. The Worcester Bosch combi boiler is also found in the kitchen. A door leads through to the side porch, where a utility cupboard provides further storage and plumbing, and a second door gives access to the side of the property.

On the first floor, the principal bedroom is a spacious double at the front, with a double-glazed bay window incorporating stained-glass detail, a built-in wardrobe to one alcove, and a picture rail. The second bedroom, another generous double, overlooks the rear garden and includes a wall of fitted wardrobes. The third bedroom is a comfortable small double with built-in storage, well-suited to use as a nursery or home office. The family bathroom is fitted with a shower cubicle, pedestal wash basin, bidet, extractor fan, and a frosted window, with a separate WC

The south-facing rear garden is a standout feature of the home, offering privacy and enjoying sunshine throughout the day. The garden is laid mainly to lawn with established borders planted with mature shrubs and plants, creating a wonderfully green and peaceful backdrop. Beyond the single garage, which is fitted with power, lighting, and an up-and-over door, there is also a greenhouse and a timber shed. A wooden side gate provides secure and convenient access back to the front driveway.

Located on a quiet side road in Westbury-on-Trym and within the sought-after Elmlea School catchment area, this property is just a short walk from local amenities, Westbury village, and Canford Park. It also benefits from convenient transport links to the city centre and M4/M5 motorway network.

Council Tax Band E

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