Key features

Substantial period family home arranged over four floors
Four well-proportioned double bedrooms
Approximately 2,335 sq ft of internal accommodation
Four versatile reception rooms
Beautifully landscaped, low-maintenance side garden

Home office/garden room
Private driveway – a rare feature on the road
Marketed with no onward chain
Current energy efficiency rating - D

Detail

Brought to the market for the first time in over 20 years, this substantial period family home is believed to be one of the first properties built on the road and is arguably one of the largest in the area. Set back behind a spacious driveway, the property is framed by a gated entrance and established planting, while two striking bay windows spanning the ground and first floors create an elegant first impression. The ground floor offers two beautifully proportioned reception rooms, both filled with natural light through floor-to-ceiling sash windows and showcasing an array of original period features, including intricate cornicing. To the rear, the kitchen is complemented by a utility room, a cloakroom/WC and a home office, thoughtfully converted from the original garage. A staircase also leads down to the basement level, where two additional rooms provide excellent versatility, whether utilised as a gym, games room, workshop, additional storage or further workspace. A striking central staircase rises to the first floor, where two spacious double bedrooms are served by a well-appointed three-piece family bathroom. The principal bedroom also benefits from access to a charming balcony terrace - an ideal spot to enjoy a morning coffee with far-reaching views. The second floor completes the accommodation with two further double bedrooms, providing excellent flexibility for growing families, guest accommodation or those working from home.

Outside

Externally, the property continues to impress with the rare advantage of off-street parking and a beautifully landscaped garden positioned to the side of the home. Thoughtfully designed for low-maintenance enjoyment, the outdoor space provides an ideal setting for al fresco dining, entertaining and everyday family living. In addition, a private courtyard to the rear, accessed via the home office, offers a secluded spot for breakfast, additional seating or practical storage.

Location

Located on one of Bishopston's most sought-after roads, Seymour Road enjoys an enviable position just moments from the vibrant Gloucester Road, renowned for its exceptional selection of independent cafés, restaurants, boutiques and one of the longest stretches of independent shops in the UK. Whether it's a morning coffee, weekend brunch or evening meal, residents are spoiled for choice with an ever-changing mix of local favourites and artisan businesses. For those who enjoy a traditional pub atmosphere, the area is home to a fantastic selection of popular venues including The Lazy Dog and The Sportsman, both just a short stroll away, while Gloucester Road also offers favourites such as The Gallimaufry, The Bristol Flyer and The Grace, each known for their welcoming atmosphere, quality food and drink, and regular live music and events. Everyday amenities are equally impressive, with supermarkets, independent delis, bakeries, greengrocers and speciality food stores all within easy reach. The area also benefits from excellent leisure facilities, including Gloucestershire County Cricket Club, nearby parks and green spaces, highly regarded schools, and regular bus services providing convenient access to Bristol City Centre, the University of Bristol and Bristol Temple Meads.

We think...

Rich in character and history, this substantial period home blends original architectural features with flexible family living. Offering over 2,300 sq ft across four floors, alongside a landscaped garden, home office, basement rooms and the rare benefit of off-street parking, it is a home that provides both immediate comfort and exciting potential for future generations.

Material information (provided by owner)

Freehold and Council Tax Band E.

A closer look...