York Street, Redfield

"We have loved living on York Street. We have amazing neighbours, it's such a friendly street. We love having Netham Park and 3ft6 Cafe on our doorstep as well as the river path. We are a five minute stroll to Church Road, which has lots of our favourites (Bristol Loaf, George and Dragon, the Lock Up, Preserve, St George's Park). We can also easily walk to the city centre, and to Easton, Old Market, and the Bristol to Bath cycle path. We have been very lucky to live in such a vibrant area."

The Home

This well-presented two bedroom home in Redfield has plenty to offer. On entering the home there is hallway providing space for shoes and coats. At the end of the hallway is the open-plan kitchen dining area with newly renovated modern kitchen. There is plenty of natural light given the large double doors out to the garden and large kitchen window. The living room is situated to the left, although this is also open-plan there is a cosy, snug feeling as the space is zoned effectively.
Upstairs there are two bedrooms and a newly renovated and good-size family bathroom. The main bedroom feels grand with lovely wooden floorboards and large bay windows inviting in plenty of natural light. There is easy-access to the large loft with fixed steps. The smaller of the two bedrooms is currently used as a work from home office space, nursery and guest bedroom.

Outdoor Space

To the rear of the home is a well-presented south west facing courtyard garden space, there is a beautifully-crafted archway and mature planting to enjoy all year round.

Living in Redfield

York Street is a quiet street in the heart of Redfield, bordering Whitehall and St George. The area has become hugely popular with young professionals in recent years, thanks to its proximity to green spaces and Bristol city centre, while maintaining a quiet, residential feel. Church Road offers a vibrant selection of independent shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants such as The Bristol Loaf, Red Church, and The Orchard Café.

This house benefits from close proximity to Netham Park and with St George’s Park also nearby both offer fantastic green spaces that provide a welcome retreat from city life, especially on summer days.

For those needing access out of Bristol, the property is just a short drive from Junction 2 of the M32, linking directly to the M4. The ever-popular Bristol to Bath Cycle Path is close at hand, perfect for weekend adventures. Bristol Temple Meads is also easily reached by car, bike, or via Lawrence Hill Station, which is under a 10-minute walk away.

Freehold

Council Tax Band: A