Home

This beautifully presented three-bedroom home pairs period charm with thoughtful contemporary updates, creating a space that feels both characterful and wonderfully practical. Filled with natural light throughout the day, the house has a warm, welcoming atmosphere from the moment you step through the front door.

The reception room is a lovely place to spend time, with original features, wooden floors and a large window helping to create a bright and relaxed living space. The current owners have carefully enhanced the home over the years, most notably in the kitchen, which has been sympathetically updated to provide a contemporary and sociable heart to the house. Stylish and functional, it's a space that works equally well for everyday family life and entertaining friends.

A standout feature is the excellent storage thoughtfully integrated throughout. Bespoke cabinetry in the hallway makes clever use of the space and provides a practical home for coats, shoes and everyday essentials. Upstairs, the principal bedroom benefits from a hidden storage area, a unique and useful addition that reflects the care and attention that's gone into improving the property.

There are two generous double bedrooms, both enjoying plenty of natural light, alongside a third bedroom that would make an ideal home office, nursery or guest room. The loft has also been boarded, providing valuable additional storage and further enhancing the practicality of the home.

The combination of wooden flooring, period detailing and carefully chosen finishes gives the property a calm and cohesive feel throughout, balancing character and comfort in equal measure.

Outside

To the rear, the south-east facing garden enjoys the morning and early afternoon sun, making it a lovely place to begin the day with a coffee or enjoy outdoor dining during the warmer months. Designed to be low maintenance, it's a space that feels private and peaceful despite being so well connected to local amenities.

The property's west-facing aspect to the front allows the afternoon and evening light to flood the house, contributing to the bright and airy feel that runs throughout the home.

Living in Redfield

Church Road is home to many exciting independent shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants, including The Red Church and Orchard Café. Local staples such as The Bristol Loaf and The Lock-Up contribute to the area’s vibrant community feel.

The proximity of St George’s Park is also a huge benefit to local residents, offering a peaceful retreat from city life on a summer's day. For the sportier residents, Whitehall Athletics Arena, home to Bristol and West AC, offers excellent facilities.

The property is just a short drive from Junction 2 of the M32, which connects to the M4, ideal for those needing to travel beyond Bristol. The hugely popular Bristol to Bath cycle path is also nearby - perfect for a Sunday adventure. Bristol Temple Meads station is within easy reach by car, bike or train via the nearby Lawrence Hill Station.