Victoria Parade, Redfield

This was the first house I ever bought and I still remember the moment I walked into this house and saw the large open floor space and all the light. I still feel that every time I come into the front door. I was the first and only viewer and made an offer straight away. I love the sense of open space in the house and it has been give a lot of care. I love how the light comes in on both sides downstairs, the garden is a great sun trap and the front bedroom is also full of light.

The home

This newly decorated two-bedroom terraced home on Victoria Parade, is presented in good order throughout and offered chain free. The proportions are typically Victorian, with high ceilings and a sense of light and space that carries through the ground floor.

On entering the home is a generous open-plan lounge/diner spanning the full depth of the house, with natural light flooding in. It is a well-proportioned reception room lit by a bay window to the front. To the rear, the kitchen is fitted with cream cabinetry and wood-effect worktops, with a door out to the garden. From the middle reception room there is an opening out to the hallway, and a door leading through to the stairs to the first floor.

Upstairs, the principal bedroom sits to the front, again benefiting from a bay window, while the second bedroom lies to the rear, both have varnished wooden flooring. A neutrally decorated and well-proportioned family bathroom completes the first floor.

Outside space

The rear garden is enclosed and low-maintenance, with timber decking providing a spot for outdoor seating, bordered by mature planting and fencing.

Living in Redfield

Victoria Parade sits within easy reach of Church Road, with its mix of independent shops, cafes and restaurants. St George's Park is nearby, one of the city's most popular green spaces, with a lake, tennis courts, a cafe and a play area.

The shops and cafes of Easton are also within easy reach via the Bristol to Bath cycle path. There are several well-regarded schools in the area, and for commuters it is a short journey into Bristol City Centre by bus, bike or car, with Bristol Temple Meads station also close by.

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