Victoria Place, Bedminster

“We’ve loved how tucked away Victoria Place feels while still being so close to everything. North Street is just a short walk away for cafés, pubs and restaurants, with both Greville Smyth Park and Victoria Park nearby. It’s also really easy to get into the city centre or across to Temple Meads so you get a quiet setting without feeling cut off from Bristol.”

The Home

A flexible three-bedroom period home currently arranged to make use of both the front reception room and basement as bedrooms, but with plenty of scope to use these spaces differently depending on what you need.

The ground floor starts with the front room, currently set up as a bedroom but equally well suited as a separate lounge, home office or playroom. Behind this is the main sitting/dining room, a comfortable everyday living space with a feature fireplace and room for both seating and dining. To the rear is the kitchen, fitted with a good range of units, wooden worktops and plenty of storage. The basement is another really useful space. It is currently being used as a bedroom, but its size would also lend itself well to a second living room, office, games room or guest space.

Upstairs are two further double bedrooms, including a particularly generous main bedroom, along with the family bathroom. The overall layout gives the house a lot of flexibility, whether someone needs four bedrooms or would rather have more reception and work-from-home space.

Outside Space

To the rear is a enclosed courtyard garden with enough room for outdoor seating and plant pots. There is also useful outside WC.

Living in Bedminster

Victoria Walk is a quiet cul-de-sac just off British Road, this popular part of BS3 is close to both the many popular independent shops and cafes of North Street and the footbridges over the River Avon to the north, which lead to Bristol's Harbourside and City Centre. This particular location is conveniently placed adjacent to South Street Park, alongside other green space such as Greville Smyth and Victoria Park. Southville and Bedminster have become one of Bristol's most sought-after areas amongst a range of buyers. There are range of excellent eateries, coffee shops and bars a short walk away such as Cor, Sonny Stores, OTHER, Kask, The Malago and SOUK kitchen. The schools in the area are extremely popular, with Southville and Ashton Gate Primary Schools, both very well regarded. The accessibility of this area and its proximity to major areas of employment and transport links, such as Bristol Temple Meads, undoubtedly bolster the area’s popularity. As well as having plenty to offer on the doorstep, the countryside to the south of Bristol, such as the Mendips, as well as the M5 motorway to the west of the city are also easily accessible.