St David's Crescent is a quiet road of residential homes which is located beside St Anne’s Park and the Nightingale Valley Nature Reserve. Many love this area due to the proximity of the river, with open green spaces, woodland, as well as the incredibly popular Beeses that overlooks the River Avon. Many even use sections of the river for open-water swimming in the summer months. Sandy Park Road is close by with all its amenities including the Deli @ Sandy Park, Grounded and Sandy Park Greengrocers. Just a short distance from the house also is Arnos Court park, which provides a great area for runners and dog-walkers, and the cemetery also hosts part of the much revered Bristol film festival. For those looking for more of an escape from the city, the proximity of the nearby Wells Road allows ease of access to North East Somerset and Chew Valley. For commuters, this area is very well placed, just a short distance from Bristol City Centre and Bristol Temple Meads Station. The popular St Anne’s Primary School is also close by.

This semi-detached three-bedroom house, although in need of some renovation, is filled with potential. once through the door you enter the entrance hallway. To the left you have the bathroom and to the right you enter the spacious and bright living room. This then connects to the kitchen which leads back onto the hallway and staircase.

Once up the stairs you have the master bedroom which is amazingly sized, a double bedroom and a single room, which would be ideal for a office space or a bathroom if you were looking to move it upstairs.

The house also benefits from an amazing amount of outside space. The front garden would be amazing to grow some flowers or bushes, along with converting into a driveway for off street parking. The rear, easterly facing garden is even more impressive in size and could comfortably house an extension of the house or an office space at the bottom of the garden without sacrificing on BBQ space or an area for kids to run around!

Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band B”