Nevil Road is a famous road of Victorian homes in Bishopston. The road has been home to the historic County Cricket Ground since 1889 and is joined at this end by a particularly popular section of Gloucester Road. Close to this property are great cafes such as Fed, Deck and Better Food, which are a great source of some of Bristol's best coffee and cakes. Lona is a restaurant renowned across the city for its plentiful Lebanese cuisine, whilst the Golden Lion is a classic Bristol pub, hosting several events and good pub quizzes. Residents of Nevil Road can easily get to Westbury Park, Redland and Henleaze, home to Scott Cinemas, great pubs like Cambridge Arms and Westbury Park Tavern, whilst also providing access to The Downs. For those looking to commute into work, buses run regularly along Gloucester Road and offer easy access to all major employment areas such as Temple Quay and Temple Meads (where trains run regularly into London), the City Centre, and North towards Filton where large employers such as Airbus, Aviva, and the Ministry of Defence have their offices. Nevil Road is also within walking distance of Ashley Down train station and Montpelier train station with regular trains to Bristol Temple Meads and Bristol Parkway that provides connections to London and Cardiff.

An exceptionally presented and thoughtfully styled three-bedroom maisonette, on a prestigious road in Bishopston, with an inviting first floor private terrace and front garden. Entrance is into a communal hallway, leading to the private door of the property. Heading upstairs, the landing greets you, with a contemporary kitchen/dining area immediately on display. Oak worktops seamlessly contrast with the Nordic green cupboards, plus eye-catching herringbone LVT flooring underfoot. The double doors elegantly open up onto the private east facing terrace, which connects the kitchen/dining space to the outside and is a perfect spot for a morning coffee or evening drinks. . Adjacent to the kitchen is a family bathroom suite, featuring a walk-in-shower. Across the landing and on the first left, is the second double bedroom, with a stunning feature wall and integrated wooden wardrobes. The room following is the impressive living area, boasting the bay window, intricate décor, alcove storage and a period fireplace. A useful third bedroom, utilised as an office completes the floor. Progressing up the staircase, you find the substantial loft conversion, with vaulted ceilings & skylights to help maximise the natural light, plus walk in wardrobe and handy eaves storage. A smart bathroom suite with freestanding bath and mosaic tiling complete the accommodation. The property provides ample built in storage space throughout.