The ground floor of this attractive 1920s terrace has an excellent feeling of spaciousness throughout. Off the entrance hallway is the living room with its bay window and feature fireplace and occupying the majority of the ground floor, the kitchen / dining space. The kitchen itself is a solid wood Shaker style which has ample counter space, an integrated dishwasher and...
The ground floor of this attractive 1920s terrace has an excellent feeling of spaciousness throughout. Off the entrance hallway is the living room with its bay window and feature fireplace and occupying the majority of the ground floor, the kitchen / dining space. The kitchen itself is a solid wood Shaker style which has ample counter space, an integrated dishwasher and washing machine and a small island with additional cupboards and a breakfast bar.
Connected to the kitchen through an opening, the dining area doubles as another living room. With afternoon sun pouring in through Velux windows and a wall of glass on the back wall of the house, there is plenty of room for a good sized table and a large corner sofa built into the room making the whole kitchen/dining area perfect for hosting friends, as well as day to day life with the family.
Upstairs on the first floor are three bedrooms and the family bathroom. The main bedroom is a generous double bedroom with a bay window and alcoves to make use of for storage while the other double has an outlook over the rear garden. The single bedroom is perfect for use for a child's room or an office, the tiled bathroom has a white suite with a shower over the bath. Additionally, there is a large attic space that is ripe for a conversion, subject to the necessary consents.
Outside
The garden is a highlight of the property. With plenty of space, the garden has been landscaped offering plenty of privacy and space for little ones to play. There is a patio area adjacent to the house which feels like an extension of the living space when the doors are fully opened on a sunny day! A path meanders from the patio to the end of the garden, taking in established plants, shrubs and trees and a secluded patio seating area along the way, including a beautiful blossom tree that adds some colour to the garden in the spring. At the end of the garden is a gate leading through to the lane behind. With easy vehicle access, there is potential to add a garage or parking space if desired.
There is also a garden at the front which is low maintenance and helps provide some separation from the street.
Location
Wick Crescent is ideally placed to take advantage of everything BS4 has to offer!
Central Bristol is easily reachable on foot, by bike or by road with regular buses along Sandy Park going to Temple Meads (1.6 miles) and beyond. Bristol's foodie hotspots around Wapping Wharf (2.4 miles) Finzels Reach (2.2 miles) and St Nick's Market (2.3 miles) are a short journey from the front door.
Nightingale Valley (0.2 miles), a BS4 green space staple, is virtually around the corner while Arnos Court Park and Arnos Vale Cemetery (0.7 miles) provide a play park for little ones, a large expanse of grass and scenic woodland walks.
There are a variety of retail options locally with smaller independent businesses lining Sandy Park Road (0.2 miles) and dotted around the nearby Paintworks (0.7 miles) as well as larger retail at Avonmeads. Holymead primary (infant site 0.4 miles, junior site 0.2 miles) is well regarded, covering early years education while Oasis Academy sites at Brislington (1.6 miles) and Temple Quarter (1.8 miles) are accessible for secondary schoolers.
We think...
This is a fantastic property for those looking for a little more space than many houses in and around Sandy Park provide, while still being within striking distance of everything that draws people to Brislington!
Material information (provided by owner)
This property is freehold, the EPC rating is D and the council tax band is B.
