This impressive terraced Victorian home has plenty of character and charm on display, presented in minimalist style, accentuating the period features on offer. Entrance is into a traditional hallway, with wooden floorboards running underfoot. On the first right, the spacious living room greets you, boasting a bay window, chimney breast and cornicing. A consistent theme of neutral tones contrasting with striking decorative objects is exhibited throughout the home, creating a superb canvas for someone to add their style. The focal point of the interior is the open kitchen/dining area, substantial in size, providing access to the rear garden. The alcove shelving and chimney breast immediately grabs your attention, whilst the kitchen benefits from contemporary matching wall and base units. The west facing garden is private environment to enjoy a sunny afternoon, consisting of a large patio and shrubbery borders. Progressing to the first floor, the style is virtually mirrored to the ground floor, plus the room are noticeably more sizeable than often found in the neighbourhood. The primary bedroom encompasses the width of the property, benefitting from the second bay window and useful integrated storage cupboard. The second bedroom offers more than enough space for a king size bed if required, and faces west, looking upon the rear garden. Finally, a three piece bathroom suite completes the accommodation. EPC has been ordered.

This home is situated on a residential street, Lansdown Road, lined by the colourful Victorian Homes of Easton. The area is largely shielded from through-traffic, so has a surprisingly quiet feel considering how close to the City Centre you are. Easton not only benefits from its proximity to Bristol City Centre but also two local train stations and the M32 which makes it especially accessible to commuters. However, it is the amenities on the doorstep which have enhanced the popularity of Easton. The independent shops and cafés of St Marks Road are a short walk away, with popular venues such as No. 12 Café, The Greenbank Pub, the Public Food Market and Este's Kitchen closer still. Families occupy many of the neighbouring houses, with many still looking to move to the area due to the recent success of the nearby Whitehall Primary and Bannerman Road Primary Schools.