Key features

Two-bedroom Victorian terrace
Bright open-plan living space
Stylishly updated throughout
Private low-maintenance garden

Sought-after Easton location
South-east facing garden
No onward chain
Current energy efficiency rating - C

Detail

Beautifully updated while retaining its Victorian character, this three-bedroom terrace on Barratt Street offers a stylish blend of period charm and contemporary living in the heart of Easton. At the centre of the home is a bright, open-plan living space designed for modern life. Whether you're hosting friends, enjoying family time or simply unwinding after a busy day, the layout feels light, spacious and effortlessly sociable. Upstairs are two well-proportioned bedrooms, offering plenty of flexibility for growing families, home working or welcoming guests. Finished in a fresh, contemporary style throughout, the house is ready to move straight into, making it an ideal choice for anyone looking for a home that's as practical as it is inviting.

Outside

To the rear, the private garden has been designed with low maintenance in mind, offering an inviting outdoor space that's easy to enjoy all year round. Whether it's a morning coffee in the sunshine, summer evenings with friends or simply somewhere to unwind, it provides the perfect extension of the living space with plenty of scope to make it your own.

Location

Barratt Street is perfectly placed to enjoy everything that makes Easton one of Bristol's most popular places to live. Just a short walk away, St Mark's Road is at the heart of the community, lined with independent cafés, bakeries, restaurants and local shops, while nearby Stapleton Road offers an eclectic mix of food, culture and everyday conveniences. Popular spots including The Greenbank pub, The Plough and No.12 Café are all within easy reach, making it easy to enjoy everything from a relaxed coffee to an evening with friends. For those who enjoy spending time outdoors, both Eastville Park and St George Park are close by, offering plenty of green space for walking, running or weekend picnics. The Bristol to Bath Railway Path is also nearby, providing a traffic-free route for cycling, commuting and exploring further afield. The area is exceptionally well connected, with Lawrence Hill and Stapleton Road train stations both within walking distance, offering direct links into Bristol Temple Meads and beyond. Regular bus services and easy access to the M32 make commuting straightforward, while Bristol city centre is just a short cycle or drive away.

We think...

With its bright open-plan living space, practical layout and private garden, this is a home designed for modern day living. Set in the heart of Easton, with independent cafés, green spaces and excellent transport links all close by, it offers the perfect balance of character, style and convenience.

Material information (provided by owner)

Freehold and Council Tax Band A.