The ground floor of this Edwardian terrace has the ideal proportions and layout for making the most of family life! The living room is at the front and is a generous size. The large bay window lets plenty of light flood in while the stripped floorboards, log burner and high ceilings bring the period charm. There is also a useful recess which is ideal for cabinets, a des...
The ground floor of this Edwardian terrace has the ideal proportions and layout for making the most of family life! The living room is at the front and is a generous size. The large bay window lets plenty of light flood in while the stripped floorboards, log burner and high ceilings bring the period charm. There is also a useful recess which is ideal for cabinets, a desk or a piano. The original dining room for the house is currently utilised as a family room. With restored floorboards and a log burner as with the living room, there is also a large window helping to keep the space bright.
The kitchen/diner is at the back of the house and at over 5m long, there is plenty of space to host friends and family, as well as more day to day living. Architect designed and featuring a vaulted ceiling and a glass wall, the kitchen itself is an L-shape along two walls, with abundant cupboard space. There are spaces for a dishwasher and large fridge/freezer, bespoke bench seating in the glass corner and plenty light pouring in through large windows, skylights and patio doors. Just off the end of the kitchen is a utility space housing the boiler, washing machine and dryer. Completing the ground floor is a shower room which is found off the hallway.
Up on the first floor are the three original bedrooms and the family bathroom. The main bedroom on this level enjoys the same large bay window as the living room below it and has more than enough space for the essential bedroom furniture while the other double bedroom features an original fireplace and an outlook over the garden. The single bedroom is ideal for a child or use as a home office, the bathroom is spacious with a white suite, metro style tiling and a separate shower.
The second floor has the fourth and final bedroom, contained within the converted attic. With a dormer window at the front that gives a view toward the hills of Dundry and skylights on the back side, there is also plenty of storage through cupboards and alcoves, as well as within the eaves. There is room to add an en-suite shower room within the space, even more so with the addition of a dormer on the back.
Outside
The rear garden is a generous size for Knowle. There is a patio section adjacent to the house leading through to an area of lawn. There is plenty of space for planting in beds along the boundary and raised beds toward the top section of the garden. There is bench seating around the patio at the top of the garden which has been placed to catch the sun. There is also space for a large shed and securely gated access on to the lane behind. Benefitting from vehicular access, there is potential to create a permanent parking space if desired.
The front garden has enough space to add plenty of plants and flowers and allow for bins to be neatly stored. The fencing provides privacy without restricting light into the house.
Location
Redcatch Road is in Upper Knowle, an area popular thanks to its proximity to green spaces and its easy access to central Bristol. With Temple Meads station just 1.2 miles away, plenty of other central hotspots are within easy reach including Wapping Wharf, North Street and Finzels Reach. Closer to home, Redcatch Park is virtually on the doorstep while Perrett's Park and Arnos Vale cemetery, and the adjoining park, are a short walk away. There are some sought-after primary schools nearby with Knowle Park primary just 0.4 miles away and Hillcrest primary 0.5 miles. The Knowle is a great local, offering quality food and a great vibe while the soon to be redeveloped Broadwalk shopping centre will be a huge, area-redefining bonus in years to come.
We think...
If you're looking for a home in an great location with period charm and room to grow into, this is the home for you!
Material information (provided by owner)
This property is freehold, the EPC rating is D and the council tax band is C.
