Exeter Road, Southville

"We've lived in Southville for 11 years and it's such an amazing community. From mooching down to the Tobacco Factory market every Sunday, to dining out at Cor, Yafo or Souk, or just popping into a local to have a drink and a chinwag, we felt right at home as soon as we moved here."

This home

An exceptionally spacious (1460sqft) five bedroom Victoria mid terrace nestled just off North Street. On entrance to this charming home you are immediately welcomed by solid herringbone flooring continuing through the hallway and into the open plan kitchen/living space. Turning to the left is the spacious living room full of original features such as the floorboards, fireplace, ceiling rose and bay window with shutters. Moving into the spacious living/dining room, the home is currently utilised as a secondary lounge with a log burner followed by the dining space and lastly the contemporary kitchen. Adjacent to the dining room is a utility room and WC. The fitted kitchen includes a number of built-in appliances and engineered oak worktops with a large window overlooking the garden.

The first floor accommodates the main bedroom spanning the full width of the home with built-in wardrobes, a bay window and fitted shutters. There are two further double bedrooms on this floor alongside the family bathroom.

The second floor enjoys large skylights within the hallway filling the landing with lots of natural light. This floor has been converted into two double bedrooms and a tasteful family bathroom with a copper bathtub and a far reaching view towards Bristol.

Outside

The rear garden is the idyllic space for alfresco dining. The garden has been kept to low maintenance with outdoor tiles at the bottom of the garden, built in seating and raised beds. Additionally, the owners have installed an EV charging point from their home.

Living in Southville

Exeter Road is a quiet residential street in Southville. The house lies close to North Street, a hub for local independents, restaurants, and shops, including Michelin recommended COR and OTHER, coffee shops Sweven and Burra, and The Tobacco Factory - a café, bar, and theatre that hosts a bustling Sunday market.

A short stroll across Gaol Ferry Bridge (10 minutes) will take you to Wapping Wharf - a vibrant foodie destination set on the edge of Bristol’s historic harbourside. Serving from converted cargo containers, you’ll find top Bristol indies including Gambas, Cargo Cantina, Lapin, and Swoon Gelato, as well as Elevate Yoga Studio, Hue Hair and Beauty, and Anna Cake Couture. The city centre is a further 15 mins on foot.

Several parks are within easy reach of [Street name], with Greville Smyth Park a 15 minute walk away and the sprawling Ashton Court Estate a further 20 minutes beyond - an expansive 850 acres of wood and grassland that is home to the annual Bristol Balloon Fiesta.

Bristol Temple Meads is a 10 minute drive or 35 minute walk away and offers direct services to Bath Spa (11 minutes) and London Paddington (1 hour 35 minutes). For local connections, the city centre is a short walk or cycle ride, and bus routes run regularly from North Street.