Blackberry Drive, Frampton Cotterell, BS36

There’s something immediately reassuring about this house. Set proudly on a generous corner plot within one of Frampton Cotterell’s established residential roads, it has the kind of presence that comes from years of careful ownership. The gardens have clearly been lovingly maintained over time, with mature planting, neat lawns and spaces that feel private, settled and peaceful.

Inside, the house offers the sort of proportions that are increasingly hard to find. The layout has been built around practical family living, with rooms that feel properly separate when needed, yet naturally connected for everyday life. While the property would now benefit from modernising, it has been exceptionally well cared for, giving buyers a rare opportunity to update at their own pace and create something truly personal.

The kitchen sits at the heart of the home, overlooking the garden and connecting easily to the surrounding living spaces. You can imagine busy weekday mornings here, family meals around the table, and quieter weekends looking out on the garden. The reception rooms provide flexibility too, whether used as formal living and dining spaces, a playroom, or somewhere quieter to work from home.

The main living room feels particularly inviting, with plenty of natural light and a calm outlook over the garden. It’s easy to picture evenings spent here as the house settles down at the end of the day, comfortable and familiar in the way long-loved family homes often are.

Upstairs, the four bedrooms are all well proportioned, offering plenty of space for growing families or visiting guests. The principal bedroom benefits from a sense of privacy away from the rest of the house and further features a walk in wardrobe together with a private ensuite bathroom, creating a comfortable and practical main bedroom suite. The remaining bedrooms are versatile enough to adapt as family life changes over time. The overall feeling upstairs is one of space and practicality rather than compromise.

Outside is where this home quietly stands apart. The mature gardens wrap around the property beautifully thanks to the corner plot position. There’s space for children to play, for gardening enthusiasts to enjoy, or simply somewhere peaceful to sit with a coffee in the morning sun. The double garage and generous driveway add further practicality, providing excellent storage and parking.

Blackberry Drive remains a highly regarded part of Frampton Cotterell, popular with families thanks to its established feel, village atmosphere and strong sense of community. Well-regarded local schools, countryside walks and everyday amenities are all close by, while nearby pubs, cafés, restaurants and independent shops help give the village its welcoming and well-connected character.

The area is particularly popular with commuters, offering convenient access to Bristol, Bath and the wider South West region. Excellent road connections place the M32, M4 and M5 motorway networks all within easy reach, making travel across the region straightforward for both business and leisure.

For rail commuters, Bristol Parkway Station is approximately 15 minutes away and provides regular direct services to Bristol Temple Meads, Cardiff, Birmingham and London Paddington, with journeys to London taking just over an hour, making the location highly attractive for hybrid workers and professionals commuting to the capital.

The property is also well positioned for access to major employment hubs including Bristol Business Park, Aztec West, Abbey Wood, Rolls-Royce, Airbus, MOD sites and the Bristol & Bath Science Park.

Nearby green spaces, countryside walks and recreational facilities further enhance the appeal of the area, making it ideal for families, dog walkers, cyclists and buyers seeking a balance between village living and modern convenience.

What makes this property particularly special is the balance it offers, a house with genuine space, a beautiful plot, and the opportunity to modernise and shape it into a long-term family home. It already has the foundations that matter most: position, proportions, and a warmth that’s difficult to replicate.

EPC C
Council Tax band F
£3,749.80 per year