4, Packers Way, Bristol, BS5 6FP

"We've loved the sense of community here. We have a WhatsApp group, an annual street party and the alley towards the bike path is being improved with a tidy and later a mural (all led by residents).

We also loved the location near the cemetery, cycle path and independent shops" The home This modern three-bedroom townhouse sits within a well-regarded Greenbank development, with an integrated car port and a contemporary layout.

It’s a stylish & spacious home in a desirable neighbourhood in East Bristol.

On the ground floor, the kitchen/diner runs along one side of the house, fitted with sleek taupe cabinetry and grey worktops, with bi-fold doors opening onto the garden.

A separate living room sits at the front, with space for a full seating arrangement and built-in storage. A downstairs WC and a useful under-stairs store complete this floor.

Upstairs, the main bedroom benefits from an en-suite shower room and enjoys views over Greenbank.

The second and third bedrooms are well-proportioned doubles, currently used as children's rooms, and share access to the family bathroom, which has been fitted with a bath, overhead shower, and neat tiling throughout.

The outside space To the rear, a low-maintenance courtyard combines gravel and lawn, bordered by planting and fencing for privacy - a simple, easy-to-manage space which is perfect for every day living & a great space for entertaining in the warmer months.

To the front, the integrated car port offers useful covered parking, a genuine bonus for this area.

Living in Greenbank Packers Way sits within the celebrated Chocolate Factory development, nestled between Greenbank Cemetery and the Bristol to Bath Cycle Path.

This pocket of Greenbank is known for its strong community feel, independent spirit and walkable lifestyle.

Everyday essentials and much-loved local favourites are close by - including Bristol Sweet Mart, The Garden of Easton, Number 12 Café, The Greenbank pub, Cafe 5, Matter Wholefoods, La Cubana and the Public Market.

The area is exceptionally well connected, with easy routes into the city centre by bike, road or train, and quick access to the M32 and A431 toward Bath & Stapleton Road train station a 10 min walk away from the property.

Families are well served by respected local schools including Whitehall Primary, while leisure options range from Easton Leisure Centre to the Body Focus Gym and Bristol Hawks Gymnastics Club.

Green spaces are abundant, from the peaceful cemetery grounds to nearby parks and riverside walks - with the Bristol to Bath Cycle Path just minutes away for commuting, running or weekend rides.

There is an annual estate charge of £441.56