Goodhind Street, Easton

This home has been in our family for many years and has been a busy family home followed by a rental property for the last few years. We feel the house offers a great opportunity to make the house a home again.

The home

Offered to the market with no onward chain, this three-bedroom terraced house on Goodhind Street sits in the heart of St Judes and presents a genuine opportunity for a buyer looking to put their own stamp on a well-proportioned period home.
The ground floor opens into a hallway with stairs rising to the first floor, flanked by two versatile reception rooms, one to the front and one to the rear, both currently unfurnished and offering a blank canvas to configure as living, dining or home working space. To the rear, the kitchen is fitted with white cabinetry, dark worktops and space for freestanding appliances, with a skylight bringing in extra natural light and a door leading straight out to the garden. Also on the ground floor is the family bathroom, fitted with a white suite comprising WC, wash basin and bath with shower over, finished with black flooring and white metro tiling.
Upstairs, the landing leads to three bedrooms. The rear double is a comfortable single, well suited to a home office, nursery or dressing room. with views out over neighbouring gardens, while the second double sits in the middle of the house. The third bedroom, to the front, is the most generous of the three.
Throughout, the property would benefit from updating and modernising, offering plenty of scope for a buyer to add value and create a home to their own taste.

The outside space

To the rear, the garden is currently set across a gentle slope, with mature planting, established shrubs and low brick retaining walls. It is very much in its raw state and represents a real opportunity for a buyer to landscape and reimagine as a private outdoor retreat.

Living in St Judes

St Judes sits right on the doorstep of Stokes Croft and the city centre, giving residents easy access to Bristol's most creative and independent quarter. Nearby Jamaica Street and Nelson Street are known for their street art and independent studios, while Cheltenham Road and Gloucester Road offer a huge range of cafes, bars and shops, from Repeat Fashion to Sweetmart. The area has excellent green space close by too, with St Agnes Park and the wider St Werburghs allotments and City Farm both within easy walking or cycling distance. For commuters, the M32 is close at hand, giving fast access to the M4 and M5, while Bristol Temple Meads and Bristol Parkway are both a short journey away. Regular bus routes run through the area into the city centre, and the Bristol to Bath Railway Path is easily accessible for those who prefer to cycle.

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