This period home has a lovely feel throughout - it has plenty of natural light and retains loads of character.
Features include stripped floors, sash windows and original doors.
The location is perfect - it's a level walk to all the shops and amenities in the village, as well as the popular Canford Park and the various local schools.
You enter into the hallway a...
This period home has a lovely feel throughout - it has plenty of natural light and retains loads of character.
Features include stripped floors, sash windows and original doors.
The location is perfect - it's a level walk to all the shops and amenities in the village, as well as the popular Canford Park and the various local schools.
You enter into the hallway and from here you can access all the ground floor reception rooms.
The lounge and dining room have been knocked through to create lighter and more sociable living spaces. Both rooms have stripped floors whilst the lounge has a 3 sash bay window, and a wood burner.
The dining room has French doors that open to the garden.
The breakfast room has a window to the side, and a door leads to the kitchen.
There's plenty of cupboard and worktop space here, with integral appliances that include fridge, freezer, oven & hob. You can also access the garden from here.
Subject to the relevant consents, there is the possibility to combine the kitchen & breakfast room.
On the first floor, there are 2 bedrooms and the family bathroom.
The front bedroom is a beautiful room - it's the full width of the house and has exposed floor boards and 2 sash windows that fill the room with light.
The other bedroom is also a double room and has an open view up Cambridge Crescent.
At the back of the house is the family bathroom and this is a great size - it has a bath plus the separate shower cubicle. The gas combination boiler is also in here.
The second floor was created in 2017 and really adds to this home.
This is now the master bedroom and along with having plenty of space, has fitted wardrobes and a Juliet balcony.
There is also an en-suite shower room.
Access to the eaves has been maintained for storage.
Outside
To the front is a small garden, typical of this age property.
The back garden, which can be accessed either from the dining room or kitchen, has been purposefully designed to be an easy, low maintenance space.
It's a pretty courtyard that's of a south easterly aspect, and has a very useful pedestrian gate that opens to Cambridge Crescent - perfect for those that have bikes or buggies.
Location
Stoke Lane is in the perfect spot for pretty much everything you need. The shops & cafes of both Westbury Village and Stoke Lane are on hand, whilst the bus stops that provide access both into and out of the city are moments away.
There's plenty of schools all within an easy walk including Westbury Primary, Redmaids, St Ursula's and the highly regarded Bristol Free Secondary.
Outdoor space is plentiful with Canford Park, Westbury Wildlife Park and The Downs all nearby.
We think...
For those people who want period style living in the heart of a popular location, this property is perfect.
Material information (provided by owner)
Council Tax Band - D