151 Longmead Avenue, Bristol, BS7 8QG

A four-bedroom 1930s home, occupying an impressively wide plot on the corner of Longmead Avenue and Highfield Grove, sold with no onward chain.

The unique home has a lovely open aspect with morning sun entering the rear and around to the front in the afternoon.

The accommodation comprises: Four bedrooms, including a loft conversion; two reception rooms; a kitchen/breakfast room; a garage; a shower room; and a downstairs WC.

A large, mature private garden makes this a relaxing haven, with very direct rear access to Horfield Common.

You enter the property through a wide entrance hall with stairs rising to the first floor, a storage cupboard under the stairs, and doors leading to the ground-floor rooms.

The sitting room to the front features a square bay with UPVC double-glazed windows and a wall-mounted gas fire.

At the rear of the house, the second reception room has double-glazed windows overlooking the conservatory.

In contrast, the adjacent kitchen/breakfast room has a range of wall and base units with space for white goods, and double-glazed windows overlooking the garden.

A door from the kitchen leads into the conservatory/garden room; the room is flooded with light and has double doors opening onto the rear garden.

A 4.4m x 3.3m garage and downstairs w/c complete the ground floor. The multi-use garage has an up-and-over door opening onto the driveway, plus a window and pedestrian door to the side elevation.

Upstairs, on the first floor, are two sizable double bedrooms, a fourth bedroom/study and a shower room. The shower room comprises a wet room, an electric shower, a WC, and a wash basin.

Bedroom three on the second floor can comfortably accommodate a double bed and bedroom furniture and has access to eaves storage and double-glazed windows with views over the rear.

The mature rear garden, which is sunny all day, sits within an impressive plot which is approximately twice the width of neighbouring properties.

The landscaped gardens feature lawns and patio areas with interconnecting pathways, separated by a variety of mature plants, trees and shrubs that provide a green screen of privacy from the neighbouring properties.

A paved driveway to the side of the property opens onto Highfield Grove and can accommodate two vehicles.

The property offers significant extension potential, subject to relevant checks and permissions.

The plot's position and size could allow further development, such as an additional dwelling similar to a neighbouring property.

There are no current permissions, and any buyer would need to conduct their own checks and seek the relevant permissions. The house has been a happy family home for three generations.

The property is close to the popular independent shops, bars, and cafes along Gloucester Road, as well as the amenities at Horfield Common, including tennis courts and the renovated Ardagh Centre, which features a popular cafe.

It is also within walking distance of Redland Green Secondary School and Bishop Road Primary School APR. EPC Rating: D Garden Large mature garden with good privacy.