The home

This charming two-bedroom cottage dates back to the 17th century and has all the character you’d expect while also benefiting from extensive renovation work, offered with no onward chain. Over the past few years the property has been carefully updated including a new roof, guttering and a full electrical re-wire. The kitchen has been replaced as well as the back door and rear window, a new bathroom has been fitted with free standing bath and walk in shower. The lounge has been redecorated with new vinyl flooring and a recently installed log burner, making it a cosy space to relax with loved ones. Damp proofing has been carried out and external walls re-rendered. All relevant paperwork is available, including a 10-year roof guarantee that runs until May 2034. Overall, it’s a characterful home that blends modern living with the charm of a cottage retaining it's original feel.

Outside space

A low maintenance terraced garden with a parking space for a small car at the rear.

Living in Kingsdown

Within a short walk you have the whole of City Centre, Park Street and Gloucester Road with all its independent shops and eateries; or, walking north through Cotham and Redland, you can reach Clifton and the huge expanse of The Downs. Small parks and green space such as those at Redland Church, Brandon Hill and the university gardens on St Michael’s Hill. The local pubs are all thriving, including The Kingsdown Wine Vaults, The Hare on the Hill, The Hillgrove Porter Stores, the Cotham Porter Stores and The Green Man and the Michelin starred restaurant, the Bulrush, is just round the corner. Caper and Cure, at the bottom of Nine Tree Hill, is another excellent restaurant and there are any number of bars , restaurants and shops on Cotham Hill, Stokes Croft, Gloucester Road, St Michael’s Hill and Whiteladies Road, all within walking distance.