Novers Hill, Bristol, BS4 1QX

"Arriving home to a house bathed in golden hour light, the sun setting over Novers Hill, always left any worries at the door." The home This attractive end-of-terrace home offers a lovely balance of living space, practical features and a generous rear garden with far-reaching views across Manor Woods Valley towards the Clifton Suspension Bridge.

The ground floor has a natural flow with an entrance hallway leading through to a bright and welcoming living room.

A newly installed log burner provides a cosy focal point while the open-plan connection to the kitchen and dining area creates a sociable space that works particularly well for everyday family life and entertaining.

The kitchen offers plenty of worktop space and storage with room for a dining table and double doors opening directly onto the rear garden.

It's a lovely spot to enjoy the outlook, particularly during the warmer months when the doors can be left open.

Cleverly designed storage both above and below the stairs makes good use of the available space.

Upstairs are three well-presented bedrooms, including two good-sized doubles and a third bedroom that would work equally well as a nursery, home office or guest room.

A modern family bathroom completes the first floor. Outside The rear garden is a real feature of the property.

Arranged over several tiers, it offers plenty of space for outdoor dining, relaxing and entertaining, with the elevated position making the most of the surrounding views.

Looking out across Manor Woods Valley, the garden enjoys an impressive outlook and provides a particularly good vantage point for watching the balloons during the Bristol International Balloon Fiesta.

Practicality hasn't been overlooked either, with access from the rear garden to off-street parking via a private lane, a valuable addition to this well-rounded home.

Living in Novers Park The property sits close to several large green areas such as Novers Park, The Northern Slopes and Victoria Park, as well as those on the edge of the city to the south, meaning there are plenty of areas to get away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

From here, you are very well connected to the city. Bristol City Centre is around a forty minute walk or fifteen minute drive to the north and buses are regular.

Closer still is Bristol Temple Meads and the industry of Temple Quay, which will be convenient to many.

Both Bedminster, Imperial Park and Knowle also provide a good selection of shops and amenities if you didn’t want to travel into the city centre.

There are plenty of pubs and cafes to choose from nearby such as The Victoria Park, The Knowle and Bank.