"We've loved living here for the lifestyle it offers. The local walks are a highlight, with easy access to lovely routes like Leap Valley, Moorend and Frome Valley, making our daily dog walks a pleasure. Having The Sandringham pub round the corner has been very enjoyable as well, especially the quiz nights and beer garden."

The home

A stylish end of terrace home on a quiet street in Bromley Heath, Downend, with an open plan kitchen/dining area with double doors through to the living room. Entrance is into a small porch, leading into a traditional hallway with herringbone parquet flooring underfoot, which runs throughout the ground floor. On the first right is the living room, benefitting from a wood burner, alcove shelving and plantation wooden shutters. Next is the focal point of the home, the kitchen/diner, with a high spec kitchen and integrated appliances. Patio doors lead to the garden. Moving back through the hallway, there are three useful storage cupboards. Upstairs there are two large double bedrooms, contemporary family bathroom and a large single bedroom, used as an office. The primary bedroom sits at the front of the home, boasting plenty of natural light and navy wooden panelling behind the bed.

The outside space

The plot begins with a spacious brick paved driveway, fit for two cars and access to the garden along the left side of the property. The garden begins with a patio area, leading to lawn. Facing directly south, the garden gets sun throughout the day, and at the back of the plot is a garage with access via a lane.

Living in Downend

Greenleaze Avenue is located in Bromley Heath, Downend, a favourite area for Bristol families. The area has been extremely popular with residents for its quiet, community feel and fantastic local high street amenities in Downend, as well as accessibility to the rapidly improving Fishponds and Staple Hill High Streets, including Snuffy Jack’s micropub and FED. The area hugely benefits from several fantastic green spaces, like Bromley Heath Park, Oldbury Court Estate, Snuff Mills, Leap Valley and Stoke Park, all within easy access. For commuters, the area is also very well placed, just a short journey from the City Centre and several major employers in Filton Abbey Wood, Patchway and Aztec West, with several bus and cycle routes available, including the Bristol to Bath path which runs adjacent to the house. The area is also popular with families for having several well-regarded schools in the vicinity, including Bromley Heath Primary and Downend High School.