This home is situated on Everest Road at the heart of the hugely popular Thingwall Park neighbourhood of Fishponds, on the edge of expansive green space surrounding the Frome Valley. The open feel to the area is rarely found in such a relatively central city location with an abundance of greenery, trees and wildlife on the doorstep for residents of this area. The area has a strong sense of community with several local events and groups to join. Eastville Park is home to a range of facilities including tennis courts and a bowls green as well as indoor community space. Just beyond Eastville Park, a short walk away is also Greenbank, home to the popular Greenbank Cemetery, great for exploring, but also home to some brilliant independent shops and cafes like Este’s and Matter Wholefoods. Fishponds has seen several cafés established nearby, becoming very popular, such as Mi Cafe Su, The Crafty Egg and FED. Snuffy Jacks is a great local micro-pub on the Fishponds Road high street whilst Irish pub The Star, a five-minute walk from the property, is a well-regarded historic venue, home to live music and the accolade of ‘best pint of Guinness in Bristol’. For commuters, Fishponds is very convenient with ease of access to the M32 and M4 motorways, as well as just being a short cycle, drive or bus journey into the city centre or to large areas of employment across North Bristol. The area benefits from several tarmacked cycle paths which provide traffic free routes into the City Centre, or out towards the suburbs, or to Keynsham and Bath.

Boasting tasteful style throughout and presented in great condition, a spacious 1930s home on the sought-after Everest Road, Fishponds, with a south facing garden. The plot is great, and begins with a large driveway which can fit three vehicles if necessary. Entrance is into a sizeable hallway, with retained stained glass windows and original floorboards underfoot, plus a W.C hidden underneath the stairs. On the first right is the living room, a fantastic space to relax and benefitting from a large rounded bay window, along with a chimney breast and small wood burner. Continuing through the ground floor you reach the focal point of the home, the open plan kitchen/dining area. Natural light floods the room, from the south facing aspect, and the room is a great environment to suit contemporary family living. The kitchen displays a breakfast bar and modern units/worktops with a a gas hob. The garden has been landscaped during the sellers tenure, beginning with a patio area for alfresco dining and a well-manicured lawn behind. Resulting from the position on the road, a significant amount of privacy is offered in the garden, and a covered decking area is located at the back of the plot, a fantastic setting to relax in. Heading upstairs, a typical floorplan is adopted from a home in this era, beginning with a substantial four piece bathroom suite at the top of the landing. Adjacent is the second bedroom, more than big enough for a double bed with pleasant views of the garden. At the front is the primary bedroom, benefitting from the second bay window with a smaller third room next to it, completing the home in style!