The house

A beautiful and substantial semi detached period home on this highly desirable street in Knowle. The house is set over three floors and is brimming with original features throughout including high ceilings, cornicing and stain glass door panels. The entrance hall is a great size and the perfect place to store coats and shoes which then leads to the inner hall where all rooms lead downstairs. To the front of the house there is a large reception room with bay window, stripped wooden floors and fireplace and this sit beside a room which is currently used as a study or could be children’s playroom. To the rear of the house is the kitchen with bay window over looking the garden and the dining room with bi-fold doors onto the generous rear garden.
The first floor is home to three double bedrooms (one with en suite) and the family bathroom and the top floor has been converted into three more bedrooms and a further bathroom.

The outside

The rear garden is a great size for the area and has two patio areas to catch the sun all day long and raised beds with mature shrubs and trees. The house also has some excellent under house storage.

Living in Knowle

Crowndale Road is a quiet tree-lined avenue of substantial and attractive period homes in the popular suburb of Knowle. The road is flanked on one end by Perretts Park, at the other, there is the rapidly developing Wells Road, home to several popular independent shops and eateries. The house is just minutes from the popular Bruhaha tap room, Fox and West Deli, Bank and Southside Bar, to name a few. Knowle is an extremely popular family area, with a brilliant combination of large houses, good schools and a choice of great parks. Hillcrest Primary School is just a short walk away and is very well-regarded locally. Crowndale Road is also just a short walk away from Arnos Vale Cemetery, Redcatch Park with its community garden and Victoria Park, both offering a great escape from the city and open green spaces. For commuters, the area is very well placed, with Temple Meads and the several major employers around Temple Quay and the city centre just around fifteen minutes away on foot. Bristol’s scenic harbourside and city centre are also within walking distance, along with the independent shops, bars and cafes of North Street in Bedminster.