Robertson Road, Greenbank

This house is situated at the top end of Greenbank, close to Greenbank Cemetery. This particular pocket of just a few roads is in very high demand. The area is shielded from any through traffic due to the position of Rosemary Green, Greenbank Cemetery and the Bristol to Bath Railway Path, which surrounds the area. Residents of this area are extremely complimentary about the neighbourhood and local community. The area benefits from its proximity to Bristol City Centre, two local train stations and the M32, making it very accessible to commuters. However, it is the amenities on the doorstep which have enhanced the popularity of the area. The independent shops and cafés of St Marks Road are a short walk away, with popular venues such as The Greenbank Pub, East Bristol Bakery, Public Market and Este's Kitchen closer still. Families occupy many of the houses in this area, with many still looking to move to the area due to the recent success of the nearby Whitehall Primary and Bannerman Road Primary Schools.

Placed at the quiet end of Robertson Road is this stunning elevated double-bay-fronted Victorian home. Benefiting from a greater width and higher ceilings than the adjoining roads, properties on Robertson Road are incredibly sought after. When entering the house, you are met with beautiful original wooden floorboards that lead into the lounge, complete with a log-burning stove and double-glazed windows, a common feature throughout this property. There is an open-plan kitchen-diner that nicely blends modern design with period features through a side-return kitchen extension, family bathroom with utility section, open Victorian fireplace, as well as original wooden flooring. The first floor comprises two double bedrooms, two single bedrooms and a toilet. The current owners of the property have really taken care in the renovation of their home with the back room having been replastered and a new boiler installed. Up to the second floor, there is a large main bedroom with great ceiling height due to the high roof pitch and ample eaves storage. There are large skylights on both sides of the room meaning this is a stunningly light section of the property. Alongside all the inside space, there is a substantial south facing garden, perfect for those who are green fingered and for social occasions, being bigger than a lot of gardens on the surrounding roads.

Council tax band B.