Bloomfield Road, Brislington

"It was a lovely family home and the neighbours are all fantastic! You are very close to the shops on Sandy Park Road, close to the local schools and it's very easy to get to Temple Meads Station."

The Home

Offered to the market for the first time in many years, this handsome three-bedroom Victorian terrace presents a rare opportunity to restore and reimagine a home of genuine character. Rich in period charm and quietly positioned within a well-established residential setting, the property offers generous proportions throughout, with clear scope for thoughtful modernisation.

The ground floor has a wonderfully sociable layout, with the front reception room opened through to a substantial dining space, creating an elegant dual-aspect living environment well suited to both everyday family life and entertaining. To the rear, the kitchen enjoys direct access onto the garden and offers exciting potential for redesign and extension, subject to the necessary consents.

Upstairs, three well-proportioned bedrooms are arranged around a family bathroom, while original floorboards remain in place across much of the home, lending warmth and authenticity synonymous with Victorian architecture. A large cellar below provides valuable additional storage space.

Outside Space

The rear garden has been designed with ease of maintenance in mind, offering a private and practical outdoor retreat. There is ample space for outdoor dining and entertaining. Rear access adds further convenience, while entry to the substantial cellar can also be found from the garden level.

Living in Brislington

Situated in a lovely pocket of houses in Brislington, this property is within walking distance of several well-regarded shops, pubs and cafes including Kin, Deli at Sandy Park and The Langton. Paintworks is also just a short walk and is home to Miro Lounge and Coffee Club. Hop Union and Lost & Grounded are nationally renowned Bristol breweries with taprooms, both of which are within walking distance. The area is popular with young professionals and families, being both close to the city centre but also accessible to several parks and larger green areas, such as the Nightingale Valley Nature Reserve, Eastwood Farm and St Annes Wood. Arnos Vale Cemetery is just a short walk away and there are fairly extensive footpaths around the River Avon, which wrap around Brislington through some scenic spots, which includes the popular Beese’s Riverside Bar to the east. The area is also home to several good schools, such as Holymead and St Anne's Infants, as well as Out There Forest School and Kindergarten. For commuters, Brislington is well placed, with several buses running through the area, as well as routes for cycling and walking to Bristol City Centre including a traffic free path along the Avon to Bristol Temple Meads.