Kings Weston Road, Bristol, BS11 0UX

A Rare Opportunity – Elegant Georgian/Victorian Grade II Listed Quaker Home with Enormous Potential This charming semi-detached Georgian/Victorian home, built around a section of a Quaker meeting house dating back to 1718 and now Grade II listed, presents a rare chance to own a truly special piece of history.

Rich in character and period detail, the property offers the perfect canvas to create a bespoke dream home while preserving its heritage.

Set over two spacious storeys, the home is filled with natural light and original features that echo its past, from marble fireplaces to working shutters and colourful stained glass.

The ground floor offers a wonderfully spacious kitchen-breakfast room with an AGA – a cosy and characterful hub of the home.

The large sitting room, opening to a raised patio, enjoys lovely views over the garden, while a study provides an inspiring spot to work or unwind, also overlooking the peaceful outdoor space.

It could also be used as a ground floor fifth bedroom.

The formal dining room, with two sets of French doors opening onto a veranda facing the front garden, provides a perfect setting for family events and hosting guests.

The grand central hallway and side conservatory add to the potential for entertaining.

Upstairs, three generously proportioned double bedrooms, and one interconnecting single bedroom, offer comfort and charm, with one featuring a delightful balcony.

The family bathroom retains a traditional feel, further adding to the property's timeless appeal.

A downstairs shower room adds convenience, and there is a large ground floor storage room, as well as a substantial stone-built cellar, believed to pre-date the current house, with several sections including a wine cellar.

The large rear garden is a standout feature – a serene haven offering endless possibilities for landscaping, entertaining, or simply enjoying the outdoors.

Mature fruit trees include quince, plum and apple.

It is the perfect house for dog lovers, with securely enclosed gardens and the miles of open space of the Blaise Castle and Kingsweston estates just across the road.

Additionally, the property benefits from three garages and two private parking spaces, at an adjacent entrance, an uncommon luxury for a home of this era.

The house is surrounded by greenery and woodlands, with views over grazing sheep and ponies, but is less than a fifteen minute drive to the shops and restaurants of Clifton and Redland, and just as close to shopping and entertainment at Cribbs Causeway.

It has excellent access to the motorway network. Brimming with personality and potential, this is a unique opportunity to restore, enhance, or simply enjoy a historic home in a truly special setting.