Bowring Close, Hartcliffe

“I have lived in my family home for over 40 years, and I have loved every minute of it. I have great neighbours, with lush greenery on my doorstep. My daughters and I had many adventures in the woodlands. My kitchen is large and spacious, perfect for plenty of my family and friends to gather for food and drink. However, the arrival of my granddaughter on the far side of town has changed my plans.”

The Home
A delightful two-bedroom end-of-terrace house that has seen significant development to the side and the addition of a flexible loft room. Downstairs, you’ll find the recently refurbished kitchen - the heart of the home. The modern design is complemented by double patio doors offering easy access to the garden, while the dining room, though connected, is subtly separated by a kitchen island. Next door is a good-sized living room with a large window that fills the space with light.

On the first floor, there are two double bedrooms with built-in storage and a recently renovated bathroom featuring floor-to-ceiling tiles and a bath–shower combination. Upstairs, the flexible loft room with a dormer extension offers space, light, and views out across the countryside.

The home has been thoughtfully extended to the side by the current owners to provide additional living space, blending seamlessly with the original layout. The works were completed several decades ago and have stood the test of time well, adding to the bright and flexible ground-floor area.

The Outside
At the rear, you’ll find a recently landscaped, level garden offering different zones for relaxing or entertaining, with low-maintenance planting and additional storage. Better yet, the garden is completely private, with no neighbours overlooking from behind. At the front is a small, gated private area providing access to the front door.

Living in Hartcliffe
Bowring Close is a quiet street set on the edge of Hartcliffe, backing onto open countryside. While offering a more rural feel, it’s ideal for those looking for great links into Bristol city centre as well as further into the South West. The 75 bus runs to the city centre regularly, from early morning until late at night.

Hengrove Park Leisure Centre is nearby, offering an Olympic-sized swimming pool, gym, and a wide range of activities, while Imperial Park provides a large selection of shops and places to eat. The area is also home to many local employers, including those based at Imperial Retail Park, South Bristol Community Hospital, and Bristol Airport, making it a draw for professionals and families alike.

If you’re looking for more entertainment, the ever-popular North Street is just a 10-minute drive away, giving you access to some of the best coffee shops, bars, and restaurants the city has to offer - including Burra, Kask, and Others, to name a few.