Monks Park Avenue, Horfield, Bristol

Occupying an enviable position on Monks Park Avenue in Horfield, this expansive three-bedroom home is offered to market with no onward chain.

Overview

Monks Park Avenue is a residential street in Horfield that’s popular with families, and it’s easy to see why. The house feels spacious from the moment you walk in, with high ceilings and a practical WC tucked neatly under the stairs.

At the front, there’s a bay-fronted living room that works well as a relaxed, everyday space. The rear of the house has been extended, creating a bright, open area that’s ideal for hosting or just spending time together. The kitchen sits just off this space, fitted with matching wall and base units, contrasting worktops, and room for all the key appliances.

Upstairs, natural light comes through a window on the stairway, keeping the landing bright. The front bedroom is a generous double with a bay window and built-in storage. There’s another double at the back of the house, similar in size, plus a third single room that could work equally well as an office or guest space. The bathroom includes a corner bath, separate shower, WC, and basin.

Outside

Externally, the garden has been thoughtfully designed and is made up of two parts. A patio seating area immediately to the rear of the house with ample space for garden furniture, perfect for dining outside in the summer months. this then extends onto a well-maintained lawn. Further features include a garage and a driveway at the front of the home, providing off street parking for several vehicles.

Location

Set in Horfield, Monks Park Avenue is part of a well-established residential area in north Bristol, known for its mix of green space, local amenities, and straightforward access into the city. Gloucester Road is within easy reach and brings a steady mix of independent cafés, shops, and places to eat, giving the area a bit of energy without feeling busy. It’s a go-to for everyday essentials as well as more relaxed weekends. For time outdoors, Horfield Common is close by, offering open space for walking, running, or just getting some fresh air. It’s one of the features that makes this part of the city work so well for a range of buyers. Getting around is simple, with regular bus routes along Gloucester Road and the A38 providing direct links into Bristol city centre and beyond. Cycling is also a practical option, with relatively easy routes into the city.


Material information (provided by owner)

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