It may sound like a cliché, but we fell in love with the house the moment we walked through the door. The abundance of natural light, leafy views and the peace of the quiet road immediately set it apart. This has been our first home together, and we’ve loved making it our own — filling it with plants, bright colours and happy memories shared with family and friends. The generous layout has made hosting easy and enjoyable, and we’ve really valued the sense of community with neighbours nearby. With Troopers Hill and St George’s Park just a short walk away, the location has been perfect for picnics, cycling and exploring the area.

The home

A well-proportioned and characterful three-bedroom home arranged over three floors, offering flexible living space in a sought-after St George location. On entering the property, the ground floor opens into a welcoming entranceway in to a generous living room, with space for both seating and dining. To the rear is a well-proportioned kitchen and dining space with ample worktop and storage space, and views over the garden.

The lower ground floor offers a spacious double bedroom along with a large family bathroom and utility room, creating an ideal guest suite or private retreat. Upstairs, the first floor hosts two further bedrooms, including a large main bedroom, and a second bathroom. Large windows throughout the home allow for plenty of natural light, enhancing the sense of space and flow across all levels.

Outdoor space

The property benefits from access to outdoor space to the rear, a family garden, ideal for relaxing or entertaining.

Living in St George

Albert Grove is a quiet residential street in the heart of St George, ideally positioned for enjoying everything this vibrant area has to offer. St George’s Park is just a short walk away and is one of Bristol’s most loved green spaces, featuring tennis courts, a café, skate park, and lake. Church Road is within easy reach, home to a wide selection of independent shops, cafés, pubs, and restaurants, including local favourites such as Loaf, Red Church, Orchard Café, and The Bristol Loaf.

The area is well connected, with straightforward access into Bristol City Centre by bus, bike, or car, as well as easy routes out towards Bath and the motorway network. Bristol Temple Meads is also within convenient reach, making this an excellent location for commuters and city dwellers alike.