The home

A beautifully presented two-bedroom garden flat in the heart of Bishopston, combining period character with a stylish, contemporary interior and a generous private garden. Set on a popular residential road just moments from Gloucester Road, the property offers around 592 sq ft of well-planned accommodation and is offered with no onward chain.

The main living space is the real heart of the home, with an open-plan layout incorporating a modern fitted kitchen, dining area and comfortable sitting room. The kitchen is finished in a soft sage green with timber-effect worktops and integrated appliances, while wooden flooring runs through the room, creating a warm and cohesive feel. Large windows at the front bring plenty of natural light into the space, with ample room for both everyday living and entertaining. Two bedrooms are positioned towards the rear of the property. The principal bedroom is a particularly good size, with a large window overlooking the garden, while the second bedroom is a versatile space that would work equally well as a bedroom, home office or dressing room. A well-presented three-piece bathroom completes the accommodation.

The outside space

Outside, the property has a generous private garden, with a good-sized lawn framed by mature planting, established borders and attractive character walls. A paved terrace provides space for outdoor dining and seating, while the enclosed layout gives the garden a lovely sense of privacy. It is a rare amount of outside space for a property in this location.

Living in Bishopston

Seymour Road is a popular residential street just off of the ever-popular Gloucester Road with its array of independent shops and café’s such as FED 313, Boston Tea Party and Pizzarova. This part of Bishopston is popular with families and is a short walk to several local and well-regarded schools, including Brunel Field Primary School, Sefton Park Junior School and Fairfield High School. The area is well-placed for commuters with buses running both ways on Gloucester Road and numerous cycle routes. There is also excellent access to the M5 motorway, Aztec West, Southmead Hospital and Cribbs Causeway. It is ideally situated for green spaces such as Horfield Common, St Andrews Park, The Downs and the Stoke Park Estate. The local County Cricket Ground offers domestic and international sporting events and is located within walking distance of the property. Some fantastic pubs and eateries are within walking distance of Seymour Road, including The Lazy Dog, Guild of Dough and The Sportsman. Access to the centre is convenient, with Ashley Hill only a short walk, leading straight to Montpelier, St Pauls and Stokes Croft, known for their creative communities. Seymour Road offers a pleasant mix of long standing residents, families and working professionals, who all benefit from the location. Recently, the Ashley Down train station has opened, with direct lines to Bristol Parkway and Temple Meads.