Mustoe Road, Frenchay

"When I lived in the property, the surrounding areas were amazing for a nice walk or run. Snuff Mills, Frome Valley & Frenchay Common are incredible to have on your doorstep. Access to the centre was also really easy, and I enjoyed walking to Fishponds High Street on the weekends."

The home

Tucked away on Mustoe Road in Frenchay, this well-kept two-bedroom home is simple, practical and easy to live in. The main living space is open and bright, with plenty of room to relax at one end and dine at the other. It flows naturally through to the kitchen, which is set just off the living area and fitted with modern units and integrated appliances. Both bedrooms sit comfortably off the hallway. The main bedroom is a good-sized double, while the second works well as a guest room, nursery or home office depending on what you need. There are two bathrooms, including an ensuite, which makes day-to-day living that bit easier.

Living in Frenchay

Frenchay Gardens is a well-regarded new build development in North Bristol which has been developed over the past few years to satisfy the huge demand for property in North Bristol. The area is surrounded by open-green space, sitting on the borders of The Limes and to the north of the Frome Valley walkway. The area is situated close to several areas of employment, with many residents working at the nearby M.O.D or Aviva or making the short journey to other major employers in North Bristol, such as Rolls Royce and Airbus. For those who work or socialise in the City Centre, the proximity to Bristol Parkway is very useful whilst buses also provide access by public transport. The area is situated very close to the M32 so for those travelling to Bristol, London or South Wales by car, the property is very well placed. For residents looking to retreat from city life, the area has a good range of green spaces, from the expansive Stoke Park to the winding paths along Snuff Mills and the Oldbury Court Estate ideal for dog walkers, runners and mountain bikers who are after that countryside feeling while being on the edge of the city.