Key features

Five-bedroom period home on Hurlingham Road
Elevated position with far-reaching views across Montpelier towards Bristol
Bay-fronted lounge and separate dining room

Large rear extension with hand-built kitchen and bifold doors
Refurbished to a high standard over the years
Enclosed tiered garden, close to Gloucester Road and St Andrews Park

Detail

The elevated position gives this home something genuinely special. From the lounge to the bedrooms, those far-reaching views across Montpelier towards Bristol are a lovely part of everyday life, changing with the light and giving the property a real sense of place. Inside, the house has been refurbished to a high standard over the years, bringing together period charm and spaces that work brilliantly for modern family life. The bay-fronted lounge is a lovely place to settle in and take in the outlook, while the separate dining room gives you somewhere to gather everyone around the table. But the kitchen is a real highlight. Hand-built and set within a large rear extension, it creates a fantastic space for cooking, eating and spending time together. Bifold doors open onto the garden, helping the room feel connected to the outdoors and making it just as appealing for a quiet weekday breakfast as it is for entertaining friends. With five bedrooms spread across the upper floors, there's room for family, guests and working from home. The additional bathrooms and shower rooms are a welcome bonus, helping busy mornings run a little more smoothly. It's a home with character, generous proportions and those views that make you stop and look again.

Outside

The enclosed, tiered rear garden offers different areas to enjoy, whether you're entertaining, relaxing outdoors or finding a sunny spot to sit with a coffee. The bifold doors from the kitchen make it easy to move between the extended living space and the garden, particularly during warmer months.

Location

St Andrews living, with Bristol stretching out in front of you. Hurlingham Road is in the heart of St Andrews, one of Bristol's most loved neighbourhoods. The famous Gloucester Road is within easy walking distance, bringing an excellent choice of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, pubs and everyday essentials right into your routine. St Andrews Park is also nearby, providing a lovely green escape for morning walks, weekend picnics or a bit of fresh air after work. It's one of those neighbourhoods where you can enjoy a strong community feel while still having plenty going on close to home. The area is also popular with families, with local schools nearby and convenient access to the city centre and wider Bristol transport links. It's a location that combines the charm of traditional Bristol streets with the convenience of having so much on your doorstep. And with those elevated views to come home to, there's an added sense of space that makes this particular home stand out.

We think...

"We absolutely love the views here. There's something special about being able to look out across Montpelier towards Bristol from the lounge and bedrooms, with that elevated position giving the home a lovely outlook throughout the day. The hand-built kitchen is another real favourite. Set within the generous rear extension, it's a space that feels made for everyday life, from slow weekend breakfasts to having everyone round for dinner, with the bifold doors bringing the garden into the picture too. Add the period character, the quality of the refurbishment and the fantastic St Andrews location, and you have a home that feels both special and genuinely liveable."

Material information (provided by owner)

Tenure - Freehold Council Tax Band - D EPC Rating - tbc

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