40 Brunel Road, Bristol, BS48 2FD

Freshly refurbished, with off-street parking, a west-facing garden, and no onward chain, this attractive two-bedroom home is an ideal first purchase or a downsize.

The house has been freshly decorated throughout, with new carpeting and flooring giving it a clean and consistent finish.

The attractive stone-fronted house has a private driveway providing parking for one car.

The entrance hall leads into the newly fitted kitchen, which overlooks the front and includes Dove Grey units, ample cupboard and worktop space, an integrated oven and hob, and room for the usual appliances.

At the rear is a well-proportioned living/dining room with useful understairs storage and space for both comfortable seating and a dining table.

Sliding doors bring in plenty of natural light and open directly onto the garden. Upstairs, the landing opens to two well-proportioned bedrooms positioned at the front and rear of the house.

Both have been freshly decorated and finished with new grey carpets, while one also benefits from a built-in cupboard.

The family bathroom is neatly presented with a white suite, a bath with shower over and tiled walls finished with a decorative mosaic border.

The west-facing rear garden enjoys plenty of afternoon and evening sunshine, along with some lovely sunsets. It has a central lawn, planted borders and space for a table and chairs.

Beyond the house, local shops are close by, including the renowned Bakers of Nailsea butcher.

The Moorend Spout pub is also nearby, along with regular bus services and some great countryside walks accessible from the doorstep.

Location Nailsea is a well loved and family friendly commuter town located just eight miles south west of Bristol.

It offers excellent transport connections, including its shared railway station with Backwell, providing direct routes into Bristol and London, as well as convenient bus links and easy access to the M5.

The town is perfectly placed for commuters, families and anyone who wants the balance of countryside living with quick access to the city.

The local education offering is strong, with a secondary school that specialises in Technology and Media Arts, several primary and infant schools, popular playgroups and the highly regarded special needs school, Ravenswood.

This makes Nailsea a particularly appealing choice for families looking for long term stability.

The shopping centre provides a wide range of everyday amenities, including cafes, independent shops, supermarkets, a banking hub and healthcare services.

You will also find a weekly market, a choice of pubs and restaurants, leisure facilities and plenty of green spaces and walking routes nearby, including access to the stunning North Somerset countryside.

Nailsea offers a varied mix of homes, from characterful cottages and bungalows to modern homes and executive properties.

Whether someone is a first time buyer, a downsizer or looking for more space, the town provides plenty of choice to suit different lifestyles and needs.

Living/Dining Room (4.55m x 3.71m) Kitchen (2.64m x 2.49m) Bedroom 1 (3.71m x 2.69m) Bedroom 2 (3.71m x 2.13m) Parking - Off Street