Aubrey Road, Bedminster

"This property was my first home 20 years ago. I loved its very close proximity to North Street. I also very much enjoyed the different neighbours I have had during my whole period of ownership. The garden is an absolute sun trap and the view of Ashton Court and Clifton Suspension Bridge from the freestanding bath in the upstairs bedroom is delightful."

The home

Victorian terrace offers a wonderful blend of period character, generous proportions and exciting potential, with a versatile layout and a private courtyard garden offered with no onward chain.

The ground floor is full of character, with beautifully exposed wooden floorboards flowing through the living and dining spaces. To the front, a welcoming living room enjoys plenty of natural light through its bay window, complemented by a feature fireplace and wood-burning stove. An opening leads through to a spacious dining room, creating a sociable layout that connects naturally with the contemporary fitted kitchen beyond. To the rear, a useful shower room and additional storage complete the ground floor.

Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms, including a particularly generous main bedroom with attractive exposed floorboards. A spacious family bathroom, complete with a freestanding bath, adds further charm to the home.

Outside

Outside, the enclosed rear courtyard offers a low-maintenance space for outdoor dining, entertaining or enjoying the warmer months, with established planting adding a touch of greenery.

Living in Bedminster

Aubrey Road is a residential road in one of the most desirable parts of Bristol. This house is within easy reach of all the amenities of North Street, including The Tobacco Factory, the popular Souk Kitchen, and Spotted Cow, as well as highly regarded cafés such as Sweven, Burra, and Peggys Coffee and Brunch.

Heading further north, crossing the river from Southville, you're less than fifteen minutes from all that Bristol City Centre has to offer. For those who work in the city, the commute by foot or bike is short and painless, with lovely views along The Harbourside. The journey home after an evening in the city is also straightforward and more convenient on foot rather than negotiating city centre traffic. Bristol’s scenic Harbourside offer boat trips and waterfront bars and restaurants.

With this house being under two miles from Temple Meads - Bristol's main train station - and close to roads that can take you out of the city in either direction, the location of Chessel Street is certainly key to its popularity.