The home

This Victorian terraced home, on Brentry Avenue in Lawrence Hill, has been beautifully renovated. The house has been tastefully designed with use of bold colours, restored wooden flooring and creative use of space. Downstairs, the living room, which benefits from a well-maintained bay-window & tiered shutters, is spacious and bright. The open plan kitchen and diner, which lead onto the patio, has a sleek feel and would be an ideal space for hosting. Upstairs, the bedrooms are generously sized, and the bathroom has been stylishly designed with two added Velux sun tunnels, maximising natural light. Please note there is a ground rent charge of £3.50 per annum, but the title is freehold.

The outside space

The outside space has been re-landscaped to create a great space for entertaining. In the summer, there is ample space for hosting BBQs, including an outdoor dining structure. In the evening and the colder months, the patio benefits from atmospheric light designs throughout.

Living in Lawrence Hill

Brentry Avenue is a quiet residential street situated in Lawrence Hill, just a few minutes' walk from the train station. The area is located on the east of the City Centre and the property is situated just off Church Road which is is home to a number of popular shops and cafes such as Southville Deli and The Bristol Loaf. St Marks Road in Easton also boasts a range of well-regarded venues such as Bristol Sweet Mart. The property is located next to Gaunts Ham Park and easy reach of both Netham Park and St Georges Park. For those needed access away from Bristol, the property is just a short drive from Junction 2 of the M32, which in turn leads to the M4. The hugely popular Bristol to Bath cycle path is within easy reach for those looking to lazy Sunday into a fun-filled adventure. Bristol Temple Meads train station is also just a short walk, bike or train from the local Lawrence Hill Station.