A modern detached house in a quiet and secluded cul de sac setting.

Description

Tucked away in a quiet development of just four homes, this modern detached family residence—built circa 1981—offers a unique blend of privacy, space, and style. With its brick and part-rendered elevations, the property has been thoughtfully enhanced over time, featuring double-glazed windows, a sleek, ergonomically designed kitchen, and a conservatory that frames views of the beautifully landscaped rear garden.

Step inside via the welcoming reception hall, complete with elegant travertine flooring and a rising staircase to the first floor. Glazed doors lead to the principal living room—a bright, dual-aspect space anchored by a natural stone fireplace with inset gas fire. An archway opens into the formal dining room, perfect for entertaining, while the conservatory floods the home with light and offers seamless access to the terrace and gardens. The kitchen is a showpiece, designed for both form and function with a contemporary palette, breakfast bar, and integrated appliances. A practical utility room sits beyond, with external access and plumbing for all essentials.

Upstairs, four spacious bedrooms await, with potential to reinstate a fifth if desired. The principal suite boasts built-in wardrobes and a stylish wet room, while the guest bedroom also features fitted storage. Two further bedrooms share a well-appointed family bathroom, and there’s loft access plus an airing cupboard for added convenience.

Occupying a prime corner plot, the property offers block-paved parking and an integrated garage with an electric sectional door. The front garden is hard landscaped with a Magnolia and evergreen planting, while the rear garden is a true sanctuary—level lawns, pergolas leading to sun-drenched terraces, and vibrant borders bursting with Hellebores, Acer, and a flowering Wisteria.

Location

A quiet and secluded spot, lying to the north west of Bristol’s commercial centre and on the cusp of plenty of green space.

Neighbouring Coombe Dingle has gorge walks and the Kings Weston Estate whilst Dudham Downs has 400 acres of recreational space. There are health and leisure clubs and golf courses within proximity as well.

Arterial roads provide a direct link to the motorway networks and the city centre and there are rail services and satellite links to Bristol Temple Meads and the wider country.

There are a number of regarded schools, primary, secondary, state and independent within the ward in addition to institutions such as Bristol University, the Royal West of England Academy and Bristol Royal Infirmary.

Square Footage: 2,240 sq ft



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