"We live right by the river and path, the Bristol & Bath Railway Path has given us years of scenic walks, weekend runs, and quiet moments outdoors. It’s a gentle, village-like community with friendly long-term neighbours."
The home
A well-presented three-bedroom semi-detached house on Keel Close, tucked into a quiet cul-de-sac in Crews Hole with the kind of layout that works hard for a growing family.
The ground floor opens into a generous living room, a bright, sociable space that runs through to the kitchen at the rear. A downstairs WC sits off the entrance hall. Upstairs, three bedrooms lead off a central landing, the largest a comfortable double, with a family bathroom completing the floor.
Presented with warm, characterful decor throughout, including a striking feature fireplace in the living room, this is a home that feels ready to move into.
Outside space
The rear garden is south facing and has been landscaped for easy outdoor living, with a lawned area, patio seating beneath a pergola and a swing seat that make the most of the sun through the day. To the front, a detached garage has been thoughtfully converted into a private office and gym, a versatile space ideal for remote working or training at home, set apart from the house itself. There's an allocated parking space at the front of the home.
Living in Crews Hole
Crews Hole sits quietly between St George and the River Avon, offering a leafy, semi-rural feel while remaining just minutes from the shops, cafes and amenities of St George and Whitehall. Troopers Hill nature reserve and the riverside paths towards Conham are close by, popular with dog walkers and cyclists alike, while regular bus routes keep the city centre within easy reach.
