Stanley Avenue, St Andrews

"Stanley Avenue is a lovely cul-de-sac, I have very fond memories of sitting on the front wall drinking tea with my neighbours watching our children play. I have wonderful memories of the street parties we hold. This street has a lovely community."

The home

A feature filled and charming Victorian home on Stanley Avenue in St Andrews, boasting pops of colour throughout which expertly blend with the period detail. Entrance is into a hallway, with original floorboards underfoot and the living room on your left. The living benefits from the bay window, neutral decoration, fireplace and alcove shelving. Adjacent is the dining room displaying a bold feature wall and access to the utility/sun room. Continuing through the ground floor, you find the breakfast room, with great natural light, leading to the vibrantly styled kitchen. From the kitchen there is a second rear door, leading to the garden. Heading to the first floor, there are two spacious double bedrooms, with the primary bedroom sitting at the front of the home. The floor is then completed by a large single room at the back of the property, and a three piece bathroom suite. The loft space is partly boarded and offers the potential to be converted, like many other homes in the cul-de-sac.

The outside space

A low standing wall perimeters the front courtyard, leading to the door. At the rear, the garden is mainly pebbled and faces south west, ideal for sun throughout the later parts of the day. The pebbled area is surrounded by a brick wall and a variety of flowerbeds and shrubbery.

Living in St Andrews

Stanley Avenue is an attractive and verdant residential street in St Andrews. The property offers easy access to numerous green spaces such as the local St Andrews Park which features a play area for children and plenty of park land for those looking for a convenient dog walking spot. For those commuting to work, St Andrew's is well-placed for major areas of employment both in the City Centre and in North Bristol, with buses running both ways along the A38 and Montpellier Station/Ashley Down Station, both a five or ten minute walk away which reaches Bristol Temple Meads as well as Severn Beach. This property couldn't be better placed for an afternoon out on Gloucester Road, one of the most popular shopping locations in the city, which features numerous independent coffee shops and cafe's such as The Bristolian, FED, Cafe Kino, and The Crafty Egg. For schooling, great primaries are within close proximity to the home, such as Ashley Down, Brunel Field and Sefton Park Infant/Junior. For secondary schools, Trinity Academy and Fairfield High are highly regarded options.