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Westbury-on-Trym

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73 Westbury Hill, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol, BS9 3AD

Westbury-on-Trym really is a village, with everything you might expect. Part of Bristol's north west suburbs, it's a short distance from The Downs, and neighbours Stoke Bishop, Henleaze and Westbury Park.

Key data - Westbury-on-Trym

Source: Dataloft, Dept. of Education, Dept of Transport, Census 2021

It's four miles to the city centre with frequent public transport. Falcondale Road takes you to the M5 passing Cribbs Causeway. The nearest railway station is at Sea Mills, with trains to Temple Meads.

The pride of Bristol's villages

Some eclectic village streetsBut a wide variety of homes throughout the village.

Local homes

The heart of the village is a conservation area. There are many beautiful period buildings tucked away on tiny streets. Most residential property is Victorian or 1930s, and there is a wide selection of sizes, from two-bedroom cottages to large villas.

Canford ParkWonderful green space on the edge of the village.

Local places

There is a large selection of shops, some national, many independent, cafes and restaurants, and lovely family-friendly local pubs.

Green space: Canford Park, Blaise Castle Estate

Shopping: Merylin at No 21, The Blush Co, We Make Bristol, Beauty Box, Mogford & Son

Eating and drinking: Grupo Lounge, Number 7 Kitchen, Coffee #1, The White Lion, Prego

Schools: Elmlea Infants' School, Elmlea Junior School, Westbury-on-Trym CofE Academy, St Ursulas E-ACT Academy, Sea Mills Primary School, Henbury School

Homes for sale

Everything from characterful cottages, Victorian semis, 1930s detached family houses, purpose built flats and retirement homes.

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