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AddressEdgeware Road, Southville
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Price£475,000
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Bedrooms3
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TenureFreehold
"Crymell House has been our home for the past 6 years. We've lovingly renovated it over that time, opening out the spaces, modernising it, all while keeping its original features in tact. The house gets lots of light and has great views looking out to Ashton Court and Totterdown. We'll miss waking up to the sound of hot air balloons drifting overhead, It's been a magical first home.”
Edgeware Road is a desirable and attractive residential road in Southville, one of the most sought after neighbourhoods in South Bristol. Close by there are two footbridges across the river to reach the Harbourside area of the city and further onto Wapping Wharf, an area which has fast become one of Bristol’s most iconic and desirable settings for living, eating and socialising. The area around Gaol Ferry Steps is now home to several stylish homes, trendy bars and boutique shops within both Cargo One and Cargo Two, which came as two phases of retail and restaurant space, largely occupied for local independent businesses. Southville itself has long been one of the most popular parts of Bristol to live in. North Street is very nearby and is home to a number of bars and eateries such as The Tobacco factory, the popular Souk Kitchen, Cor as well as highly regarded cafes such as Sweven and Marks Bread. Crossing the river from Southville, you are just minutes from all Bristol City Centre has to offer. For those who work in the city, the commute by foot or bike is short and painless, whilst the journey home after an evening in a city is also straightforward and advantageous on foot rather than negotiating city centre traffic. For young families, this house on Edgeware Road is within easy reach of two of South Bristol’s most sought after Primary Schools: Ashton Gate (OFSTED rated Outstanding) and Southville Primary (OFSTED rated Good).
A charming three-bedroom, three storey home on Edgeware Road in Southville. On entry, you are welcomed with stripped floorboards continuing throughout the ground floor. The living room includes period features such as a fireplace, ceiling rose and bay window. As you walk through to the rear of the property, you can find an open-plan kitchen/diner with patio doors to the garden. Outside, the private garden has been landscaped with a combination of patio, lawn and raised flowerbeds. The first floor accommodates two double bedrooms and a bathroom with stylish floor tiles which can be accessed from the landing. The top floor has been converted to create a master bedroom with far-reaching views and an en-suite.
EPC has been ordered.