A significant 'Stride' built 1930's detached family home set in a generous plot of over quarter of an acre with circa 125 ft. level south west facing rear garden. To many, these are the ultimate suburban family homes in Bristol. This particular home retains many original features, yet also benefits from a sympathetic extension providing comfortable living spaces for modern family living. It is noteworthy that the house will be sold with no onward chain.

Screened from the road by a substantial evergreen hedge the 'In and Out' drive passes the part rendered front elevations which sit comfortably under a traditional Broseley tiled roof. The front door opens into an impressive hallway with herringbone timber floor and returning staircase rising to the upper floor. To the left of the hall is an elegant triple aspect sitting room with bay window to the front. Side windows frame the Claygate open hearth fireplace and French doors open onto the veranda and garden. A formal dining room or perhaps, a family room sits centrally in the house with stone surround fireplace and window overlooking the garden. The kitchen has been extended into a garden room that has plenty of space for use as informal lounge alongside a good size dining table. At around 32 feet in length, it is an impressive space. The kitchen end of the room has a window to the front aspect with space for a breakfast table. The kitchen comprises a range of Shaker style units finished with black granite worksurface and has a central Island unit. French doors from the garden room open onto the rear garden. Adjacent to the garden room is a good-sized home office with fitted furniture. It could easily be used as an additional ground floor bedroom as it has an en suite shower room. The ground floor is completed by way of a substantial integral garage which also has utility provision for washing machine etc. The property has underfloor heating in the kitchen, garden room and downstairs en-suite.

Moving upstairs the bedrooms are arranged around a spacious landing. Two of the bedrooms open onto separate roof terraces overlooking the garden. A room currently utilised as a guest room has a modern en suite. The remaining bedrooms are serviced by a high specification family bathroom. It is worth noting the owners have planning permission and drawings in place to carry out a loft conversion.

The garden is a stunning feature of the property, with both desirable south westerly aspect and direct, level approach from the house. At circa 125 ft in length, it offers an expanse of level lawn broken up by some beautiful, mature trees that provide interest, privacy and shade and highlight the sculpted flower and shrub borders.

Council Tax Band: G
Tenure: Freehold