Fairfield Place, Bristol

"When we moved from the harbourside, we spent our first night drinking aperols and eating pizza in our suntrap of a garden. We were so amazed how quiet and peaceful it was.

Although our house is a stones throw from the amazing wine bars, cafes and restaurants of Northstreet, and a quick 15 minute walk to the centre of Bristol, we've always been so amazed at how peaceful our lovely home and garden has been for us." The Home A two bedroom Victorian terraced home offered with no onward chain.

The front living room is set at the front of the home, there is a fitted cupboard either side of the chimney breast, a large front window and the log burner sitting within the original fireplace.

Glazed double doors open through into the dining room, so the two rooms can either be kept separate or opened up when friends are over.

The dining room features exposed floorboards, the original timber staircase and plenty of room for a full-size dining table.

The owners have also used the chimney breast and alcoves particularly well adding built-in shelving and storage without losing the character of the room.

At the rear is a separate kitchen with shaker-style cabinetry, timber worktops. Upstairs are two bedrooms.

The main bedroom spans the full width of the front of the house and is enough space for a large bed as well as substantial freestanding wardrobes.

The second bedroom is also a good size and currently works particularly well as a combination of guest room and home office.

The bathroom has recently been refurbished, with pale green panelling and a full-size bath with shower above.

Outside space The garden is low maintenance, with an artificial lawn and space for outdoor seating, planting and a barbecue.

Living in Southville Fairfield Place is a quiet residential street in Southville.

The house lies close to North Street, a hub for local independents, restaurants, and shops, including Michelin recommended cor and other, coffee shops Sweven and Burra, and The Tobacco Factory - a café, bar, and theatre that hosts a bustling Sunday market.

A short stroll across Gaol Ferry Bridge (10 minutes) will take you to Wapping Wharf - a vibrant foodie destination set on the edge of Bristol’s historic harbourside.

Serving from converted cargo containers, you’ll find top Bristol indies including Gambas, Cargo Cantina, Lapin, Ragu and Swoon Gelato, as well as Elevate Yoga Studio, Hue Hair and Beauty, and Anna Cake Couture.

The city centre is a further 15 minutes on foot.

Several parks are within easy reach of Exmoor Street with Greville Smyth Park a 15 minute walk away and the sprawling Ashton Court Estate a further 20 minutes beyond - an expansive 850 acres of wood and grassland that is home to the annual Bristol Balloon Fiesta.

Windmill Hill City Farm is also within walking distance.

Bristol Temple Meads is a 10 minute drive or 30 minute walk away and offers direct services to Bath Spa (11 minutes) and London Paddington (1 hour 35 minutes).

For local connections, the city centre is a short walk or cycle ride, and bus routes run regularly from North Street.