Hebron Road, Bedminster

"We’ve owned the property for the past 13 years and have always loved its location. Tucked away on a quiet street just off North Street, it offers the best of both worlds, a peaceful setting with great cafés, shops and local favourites just around the corner. The two similarly sized bedrooms have always been a real bonus too, as it’s something that can be surprisingly hard to find. Every tenant who has lived here has been very happy, and it’s easy to see why."

This home

Tucked away on one of Bedminster's colourful residential streets, this charming Victorian home is offered with no onward chain. Arranged over two floors and extending to over 840 sq. ft., the property provides bright, well-proportioned living spaces throughout.

The ground floor unfolds from a welcoming entrance hall into a cosy living room at the front of the house, where large windows draw in plenty of natural light. Beyond, a generous dining room sits at the heart of the home, creating a sociable space that naturally connects the living accommodation with the kitchen to the rear. The layout works beautifully for entertaining, with the kitchen complemented by a separate utility area and useful storage space.

Upstairs, two comfortable double bedrooms span the width of the property, both benefiting from the generous proportions and high ceilings. A spacious family bathroom serves the first floor, while built-in storage throughout provides excellent practicality.

Outside

Outside, a private courtyard provides an ideal spot for a morning coffee, container planting or dining with friends during the warmer months. Low maintenance and enclosed, it offers a valuable outdoor extension to the living space.

Living in Bedminster

Hebron Road runs between British Road and North Street Street in Bedminster. The flat is ideally positioned close to North Street, a vibrant hub of local independents, restaurants, and shops including Michelin-recommended COR and OTHER, coffee favourites Sweven and Burra, and The Tobacco Factory, a café, bar, and theatre that also hosts a lively Sunday market.

Several parks surround Victor Road, with South Street Park just around the corner and the larger Greville Smyth Park around a 15-minute walk away. Beyond Greville Smyth (a further 20 minutes) lies the expansive Ashton Court Estate.

A short stroll across Gaol Ferry Bridge leads to Wapping Wharf, a vibrant foodie destination on the edge of Bristol’s historic harbourside with the city centre just 15 minutes further on foot.

Bristol Temple Meads is a 10-minute drive or a 35-minute walk away, offering direct services to Bath Spa (11 minutes) and London Paddington (around 1 hour 35 minutes). For local connections, Parson Street station is just 10 minutes on foot, and regular bus routes run from both North Street and West Street.