St. Werburghs Park, St. Werburghs

"I've loved sitting in the garden either in the morning or evening and watching the birds in the community garden, you get a real sense of the changing of the seasons living here."

The home

With loads of character, space and potential, this two bedroom Victorian terraced home is perfect for buyers who want to create from a blank canvass. With a pretty Byzantine style facade, elevated position on a raised plot and backing onto the community garden, this is considered one of the best locations in St. Werburghs. The home has really good natural light with a direct line of sight from front to back through the spacious open plan reception. The kitchen at the rear is a great size with potential to expand further with a side return extension. Upstairs are two excellent double bedrooms which both have lovely views with the larger front facing room looking over the rooftops towards the city and the rear facing room overlooking the community gardens, giving a really pretty green outlook and a sense of bein in nature. The bathroom is also a great size and certainly big enough to make a real showpiece with a four piece suite. The home is rounded off beautifully with a good sized loft room.

The outside

At the rear of the property is an incredibly private, walled garden that catches the afternoon and evening sun. It's larger than many gardens in the area and has potential to add a gate onto the community gardens as other homes on the terrace have already done likewise.

Living on St Werbughs Park

St Werburghs Park sits on one of the quietest and most sought-after streets in the area, tucked on the western fringe of the neighbourhood and bordering Ashley Hill and Montpelier. Despite the peaceful setting, everything the area has to offer is within easy walking distance. Morning croissants from Chaya, Pilates at St Werburghs Community Centre, a pint by the fire at The Miners Arms, wine and dumplings at Clouds, or a visit to St Werburghs City Farm to feed the goats before brunch at The Farm Cafe: the rhythms of life here are hard to give up. Wiper & True Tap Room, the Better Food Company, and Bloc Climbing at the end of Mina Road add to a neighbourhood that has genuine depth and community. The Church Climbing Academy is a short stroll away, and the nearby M32 provides easy access to Bristol Parkway and the wider motorway network.