Having been extended on the ground floor and full of character throughout, inside off the hallway is the living room which is full of period charm through cornicing, the ornate ceiling rose, log burner and plantation shutters added to the bay window. The original dining room is connected to the living room through an opening with restored original floorboards running be...
Having been extended on the ground floor and full of character throughout, inside off the hallway is the living room which is full of period charm through cornicing, the ornate ceiling rose, log burner and plantation shutters added to the bay window. The original dining room is connected to the living room through an opening with restored original floorboards running between the spaces. Perfect for a family/play room there is a feature fireplace in the chimney and doors on to the kitchen/diner.
The extension makes all the difference, providing plenty of space for a dining table, allowing the space to become an ideal family hub. The kitchen itself is a shaker style with plenty of cupboard storage and solid wood countertops. Boasting a large island with a double sink, integrated appliances such as a double oven, dishwasher and a hob that fits neatly into the chimney, the kitchen is a real highlight of the house. Beyond the kitchen is a further extension which houses a WC and a utility room allowing for the noisier appliances to be kept out of the main space.
Upstairs are three bedrooms, all of which are doubles, and the family bathroom. Enjoying a bay window wardrobes built into the alcoves and original floorboards, the main bedroom is large, spanning the width of the front of the house. The second bedroom is also a good size with a view out toward the garden while bedroom three has windows on two sides and panelling on all four walls. Completing the upstairs is the family bathroom which has a white suite including a shower over the bath, classically styled tiling that fits perfectly with the house and a storage cupboard.
The loft space is accessed off the landing and has fantastic potential to convert, subject to the necessary consents, that would add a further bedroom and bathroom or two additional bedrooms if required.
Outside
The rear garden is has been landscaped and is filled with colour and plant life. Catching the sun in different areas throughout most of the day, there is a patio area next to the house providing a seating area which leads on to the lawn. Surrounded by mature plants and shrubs that really help with the feeling of privacy, there is plenty of space for little ones to enjoy. At the end of the garden is an area of gravel which serves as a second seating area as well as a parking space if required. Accessed via a gate off the adjoining lane, there is ample space for anything from a car to a campervan! Additionally, the house comes with a single garage which can be found in the bloc behind the house.
Location
Talbot Road is ideally placed for those needing easy access out to Bath via the A4 or the airport and beyond to the South via the A37 & A38. Bristol city centre and its work and social hotspots are is easy to reach with Temple Meads station (1.4 miles) Wapping Wharf (2.1 miles) and the centre itself (1.9 miles) all a quick bus ride, walk or cycle. The green spaces that make South Bristol so popular are nearby with Perretts, Arnos and Redcatch park all under a 10 minute walk away while other amenities like the Knowle pub, Jubilee swimming pool and the soon to be redeveloped Broadwalk shopping centre are less than 5 minutes. Primary schooling is covered by the Knowle Park primary (0.7 miles) and West Town Lane academy (0.7 miles) making for an easier school run!
We think...
This is a very well-presented house that would be perfect for a family looking to upsize in a very popular suburb of Bristol!
Material information (provided by owner)
This property is freehold, the EPC rating is TBC and the council tax band is C.
