11 The Crescent, Bristol, BS48 3NL

The entrance hall is spacious, with room for storage and space for a neatly positioned sofa, creating a welcoming and practical arrival.

From here, the layout leads through to an open-plan living and dining area.

The dining space is positioned to the front, featuring exposed brickwork, wooden flooring, and a large bay window that provides excellent natural light.

To the rear, a seating area offers a comfortable place to relax, watch television, or enjoy views over the garden. A downstairs WC is located off the hall, adding everyday convenience.

The kitchen is modern and thoughtfully laid out, with fitted units, space for appliances, and an island with seating, ideal for morning coffee in the early light.

Full-width, floor-to-ceiling sliding doors open directly onto the garden, while large skylights flood the space with natural light.

Generous storage and a tucked-away utility area add everyday practicality, and a home office area at the far end provides a calm workspace with garden views.

Upstairs, the landing is bright, with a window overlooking the garden, and there are three well-proportioned bedrooms.

The front bedroom is a comfortable and calm space with a large bay window and wooden flooring.

The rear bedroom is also a good size and benefits from built-in storage and views over the garden, while the third bedroom offers flexibility as a child’s room, nursery, or home office.

A family bathroom completes this floor. Externally, the property offers off-street parking to the front, along with a well-kept front garden that provides a good degree of privacy and kerb appeal.

Side access leads through to the rear garden, which is a real strength of the house.

Opening directly from the house via the full-width sliding doors, the rear garden features a decked area ideal for outdoor seating, flowing onto a good-sized lawn beyond.

Established planting, trees, and shrubs create a private setting, while the south-easterly aspect allows the garden to enjoy plenty of natural light throughout the day.

A useful storage shed at the far end provides space for bikes, tools, and garden equipment. It is a space that feels relaxed, usable, and not overlooked, with attractive views throughout the year.

The Crescent is a well-regarded road of well-built, well-proportioned homes, with a great community, set in a popular location with everything needed close at hand.

EPC Rating: D Location Backwell is a village in North Somerset, popular with families and buyers moving out of the city, as well as locals who value its strong sense of community.

With excellent transport links, including Backwell and Nailsea train station, it offers easy access to Bristol, the airport, and surrounding towns, making it ideal for commuters seeking a quieter lifestyle.

The village boasts highly rated schools, local shops, cafes, and traditional pubs, striking a perfect balance between rural appeal and convenience.

Nearby Nailsea complements this with supermarkets, a shopping centre, and everyday essentials.

Whether you’re after a cosy cottage or a spacious family home, Backwell offers a range of properties to suit every lifestyle. Discover what makes this village such a special place to call home.

Entrance Hall (3.12m x 3.65m) Living Room (7.33m x 3.57m) Kitchen (2.07m x 3.65m) Utility Room (3.50m x 1.68m) Sun Room (2.79m x 5.23m) Bedroom 1 (4.03m x 3.57m) Bedroom 2 (3.15m x 3.57m) Bedroom 3 (2.15m x 3.65m) Bathroom (1.98m x 2.62m) Parking - Driveway