The home

A characterful end terrace house sitting on a quiet stretch of Park Street in Totterdown, this two-bedroom home has been thoughtfully maintained. The ground floor is arranged around the kitchen/diner offering ample room for both cooking and entertaining. Fitted with sage green cabinetry, solid wood worktops and space for a sizeable dining table it's an inviting and practical space that opens to the rear garden. A separate reception room provides a comfortable sitting area featuring a working Victorian fireplace which is the focal point for the room and solid wood floors run throughout every room in the house. Upstairs there are two well-proportioned bedrooms both benefit from good natural light, with the principal suite retaining its own working fireplace. The bathroom is a generous four-piece suite fitted with a corner bath, walk-in shower, toilet and basin. The loft is fully boarded and offers excellent additional storage as well as the cellar which is accessed from the ground floor. There is also side access to the property and space for bike storage or a shed.

Outside space

The split-level south-west facing garden is a sun trap over the summer months, with a lower courtyard patio and steps rising to an elevated terrace. The rear of the house was freshly rendered in and the front was newly painted at the same time.

Living in Totterdown

Park Street is located in Upper Totterdown and adjacent to the beautiful Arnos Vale Cemetery. This quiet street with far-reaching views has the best of both worlds, with a fantastic array of cafes, restaurants and independent shops on Wells Road, as well as easy access to open green spaces. Wells Road offers amenities such as Fox & West, an independent cafe and greengrocers selling local produce, Bank restaurant, Totterdown Canteen and Farrows Fish & Chips. Green spaces nearby include the idyllic wooded Victorian cemetery of Arnos Vale and Perrett’s Park with its incredible views, as well as the fifty acres of Victoria Park. Totterdown offers easy access to and from the city, with Bath Road offering an easy link to Bath, the Portway taking you to the M5 and the M32 to the M4 and beyond. Temple Meads Train Station is also a short walk or cycle away, offering connections nationally. Traveling southwards, you find yourself in the Mendips, an area of outstanding natural beauty.