This beautifully presented three double bedroom Victorian mid-terrace home is located on the popular Stuart Street in BS5, a friendly and well-established community known for its neighbourly feel. Arranged over three floors, the accommodation offers a well-balanced layout that blends period charm with modern living, making it ideally suited to families or professionals alike.

The property is nicely decorated throughout and retains a number of character features, while also benefiting from thoughtful updates carried out by the current owners.

The ground floor comprises an inviting entrance hall leading to a comfortable front lounge, ideal for both relaxing and entertaining. To the rear is a spacious open-plan kitchen/dining room, forming a sociable heart of the home. The kitchen, installed approximately six years ago, offers ample dining space and opens directly onto the enclosed courtyard garden, perfect for outdoor seating and low-maintenance enjoyment.

On the first floor are two generous double bedrooms alongside a well-appointed family bathroom, accessed from the central landing. The second floor has been converted to create an impressive loft bedroom with excellent proportions and a private en suite shower room, making it an ideal principal bedroom or guest suite.

The current owners have undertaken a host of updates during their ownership, including a replacement boiler approximately two years ago and a rewire of the ground floor in 2019, providing reassurance for prospective buyers.

The property further benefits from its close proximity to Netham Park, easy access to Bristol city centre, local amenities and transport links. The surrounding streets also form part of a liveable neighbourhood, helping to minimise through traffic and enhance safety, while maintaining the strong sense of community for which BS5 is so well regarded.


SITUATION
Situated on Stuart Street in the popular BS5 area, the property enjoys a highly convenient and increasingly sought-after location. Many everyday amenities are easily accessible on foot or by bike, appealing to buyers seeking a walkable, well-connected neighbourhood. The property is close to Silverthorne Lane, which is undergoing major regeneration as part of the Temple Quarter development, bringing new homes, offices, retail space and the new University of Bristol campus, further enhancing the area’s appeal.

The property is within easy reach of Church Road High Street with its wide array of independent shops, restaurants, and cafés, while nearby amenities include green spaces such as Netham Park, St George’s Park, the River Avon Towpath, the Bristol to Bath cycle path and regular bus routes into the city centre. A real local highlight is 3ft 6, Bristol’s smallest but friendliest café, located just around the corner on Lancaster Street; created during lockdown by artist and designer Rob Savage, it serves a much-loved selection of hot drinks and sweet treats.

Lawrence Hill train station is approximately 0.25 miles away, providing excellent rail connections to Clifton and Bristol Temple Meads, both reachable in around 10 minutes.

Tenure: Freehold