Vanbrugh Lane, Stoke Park

"This is my dream property. Amazing views, detached, peaceful and only 15 mins into the centre of Bristol. If I wasn’t moving in with my partner this could quite easily be my forever home."

The House

Situated next to Stoke Park, this freehold home is being offer with no onwards chain. The first floor forms the heart of the home, where a wonderfully bright open-plan living space enjoys an elevated position overlooking the surrounding greenery. Large windows frame the far-reaching views and allow for an abundance of natural light.

The generous sitting room flows naturally into the kitchen, creating an excellent entertaining space while still offering clearly defined areas for cooking, dining and relaxing. The kitchen has been designed to make the most of the space, with ample worktops and storage.

Also on this floor are two well-proportioned double bedrooms, positioned away from the living accommodation, together with a stylish family bathroom that has been completely renewed within the last five years.

On the ground floor, the entrance hall provides access to the garage, which benefits from an electric garage door and offers excellent storage, workshop potential or secure parking.

Other points of note; the boiler was installed in 2023 and is fully serviced and still in warranty whilst the loft is fully boarded and insulated with ladder access.

Outside Space

One of the property's defining features is its setting. The uninterrupted outlook towards Stoke Park gives the home a remarkably peaceful feel, while the surrounding communal grounds are exceptionally well maintained.

Parking is another standout benefit, with two garages included in the sale alongside access to visitor parking on a first-come, first-served basis.

There is a £880 annual service charge.

Stoke Park

Stoke Park is a well-regarded area in North East Bristol, which has been recently developed to satisfy the huge demand for property in North Bristol. Within Stoke Park, Parnell Road houses the iconic Dower House and provides a quiet cul-de-sac within a close walk of the popular Stoke Park Estate. Stoke Park is very close to the fast-growing Cheswick Village, ideal for popping to the shops, eateries and making use of the facilities, such as Boston Tea Party and Tribal Fit Gym. The area continues to grow in size and popularity, with the nearby Wallscourt Farm Academy rated as ‘Good’ by Ofsted, which is why so many families look to stay within the area. Island Copsie is also within close proximity to Trinity Academy in Lockleaze, which is part of the highly regarded Cathedral Schools Trust. The area is situated close to several areas of employment, with many residents working at the nearby M.o.D, Aviva or making the short journey to other major employers in North Bristol, such as Rolls Royce and Airbus. For those who work or socialise in the City Centre, the proximity of two train stations is very useful whilst buses also provide access by public transport, able to cut through to the Horfield area via a designated route for buses and pedestrians. The area is situated very close to the M32 so for those travelling to Bristol, London or South Wales by car, the house is very well placed. For residents looking to retreat from city life, the area has a good range of green spaces, from the expansive Stoke Park, nearly 250 acres of countryside, with a diversity of open-space, woodland and ponds in the view of the 16th Century Dower House, to the winding paths along Snuff Mills and the Oldbury Court Estate ideal for dog walkers, runners and mountain bikers.