Crowther Road, Horfield

"We enjoy the views across Bristol and watching the airplanes going into Bristol Airport. When our children were younger the hot air balloons would land on the nearby fields which was very exciting."

The home

Built in the late 1950s and sold without chain, an end of terrace three bedroom home, offering superb views from the front of the home. The interior is in need of modernisation, but new carpets have recently been laid on the ground floor and there is brand new central heating system, including a combination boiler. Entrance is into a hallway, and on the ground floor there are two reception rooms, separate kitchen and a lean-to/lobby at the rear, providing access to the garden. Upstairs there are two double bedrooms, large single room and a family bathroom. The loft space offers plenty of potential to be converted.

A building fabric survey has recently been completed by a RICS qualified surveyor, to assist with the sale and is available upon request.

The outside space

The front garden consists of a variety of shrubbery and flowers, with steps leading to the front door. The rear garden is substantial in size, and includes a lawn, greenhouse and access to a rear lane.

Living in Horfield

Crowther Road and the neighbouring roads enjoy a wonderfully strong community feel. The location is ideal for those who enjoy green space, with direct access on foot into Stoke Park Estate and allotments at the top of the road. The property also sits close to Narroways and Boiling Wells, and within easy reach of Ashley Down and Eastville Park, giving the area a distinctly green and open feel. Gloucester Road is nearby, offering an array of independent shops, cafés, and pubs including Boston Tea Party, Fierce and Noble, Wiper and True, and The Lazy Dog. For sports and leisure, The Memorial Stadium, County Cricket Ground, Horfield Leisure Centre, and Lockleaze Sports Centre are all nearby, along with Filton College and UWE. Major employers such as Southmead Hospital, the MoD, Airbus, and Rolls-Royce are all easily accessible, as is Bristol City Centre via the M32, Filton Abbey Wood station, or a scenic three-mile walk through St Werburghs. Ashley Down Station, just a 10-minute walk away, offers easy access into Bristol Temple Meads.