364, Wyck Beck Road, Patchway, City Of Bristol, BS10 7TE

The popular Galloway is a three-bedroom family home with a bright and modern open plan kitchen/dining room with French doors leading into the garden.

The downstairs WC, two handy storage cupboards and en suite to bedroom one mean it ticks all the boxes for practical family living.

Additional Information Tenure: Freehold Council tax band: Not made available by local authority until post-occupation Rooms Ground Floor Kitchen (2.79 x 2.59 m) Dining Room (2.33 x 2.59 m) Living Room (4.16 x 3.95 m) First Floor Bedroom 1 (4.16 x 3.9 m) Bedroom 2 (2.95 x 3.1 m) Bedroom 3 (2.69 x 3.1 m) Bathroom En Suite About Beaufort Park Welcome to Beaufort Park – modern new homes in a prime location Nestled in the vibrant Patchway area of Bristol, Beaufort Park is a special collection of two, three and four-bedroom homes.

Designed with modern living in mind, our houses in Bristol blend style and accessibility.

With Bristol’s lively city centre just moments away and nature calling from every direction, this is a place where you get the best of both worlds.

Stylish new build homes in Patchway, Bristol Beaufort Park is more than a development; it’s a community.

With green open spaces, play areas, allotments and nature trails throughout, it’s a little paradise for families. Patchway offers its own facilities with plenty of entertainment within easy reach.

Museums, cinemas and activities are all nearby. New build homes with excellent transport links to Bristol and beyond Commuting is a breeze with the M4 and M5 just minutes away.

Bristol Parkway Station and the upcoming Henbury Train Station offer rail links right on your doorstep.

Whether you're heading into Bristol or commuting to Cardiff , London or beyond, Beaufort Park keeps you easily connected.

Everything you need on your doorstep When not travelling, you'll have a huge range of purpose-built amenities right on your doorstep, including a community hub offering shops and a youth centre; a new primary school and nursery, outdoor sports facilities, allotments and nature trails.

This will also be the site of the highly anticipated new Henbury Train Station, which will connect the key areas of Bristol.

Explore the outdoors in Bristol Weekends are made for adventure, with Wookey Hole Caves, Cheddar Gorge and Weston-Super-Mare all nearby.

Whether it’s hiking, cycling, or simply soaking up the scenery, Beaufort Park puts the great outdoors at your feet. Ready to make your move?

To explore our new houses for sale in Bristol and start your new build journey, speak to one of our sales advisors.

This development offers the following schemes: New Build Boost Deposit Boost: 5% Deposit Contribution Scheme Part Exchange your home Own New Home Change Armed Forces, Key Workers & nhs Discount Scheme Forces Help to Buy Scheme: Support for British Armed Forces Bank of Mum and Dad Early Bird Scheme Schemes are available on selected plots only, subject to status, terms and conditions apply.

Contact the development for latest information. Leisure Living on the edge of Bristol, you’ll be spoilt for choice for city centre attractions and days out.

Close to home The Mall at Cribbs Causeway is home to over 150 shops, while The Venue offers restaurants, a cinema, bowling, ice skating and mini golf.

For the great outdoors, the Blaise Castle Estate, Leigh Woods and Clifton Downs are all nearby, or you can head off for a day by the sea at Clevedon or Weston-Super-Mare.

In the Mendip Hills you can explore Cheddar Gorge and Wookey Hole caves, while just south of Bristol, Tyntesfield is an amazing National Trust country house.

Shopping If you fancy a spot of shopping, Cribbs Causeway has the lion’s share when it comes to high street shopping, but Beaufort Park is close to a range of independent shops, convenience stores and supermarkets.

Nearby Gloucester Road is the longest road of independent shops in the UK.

There are several primary schools to choose from, including Brentry Primary school and for secondary education, there’s Blaise High school.

Transport The most obvious advantage of choosing a home here is that you’ll have easy access to both the M4 and M5 motorways.

Whether your journey is for work or for pleasure, these are excellent direct routes for the South West, South Wales, the Midlands and London.

For regular travel into Bristol city centre, Filton Abbey Wood is the local train station with services to Bristol Temple Meads taking an average of 13 minutes.

Bristol Parkway is just 5 miles away for services to Cardiff and Swansea.

Opening Hours Monday 10:00 - 17:00, Tuesday Closed, Wednesday Closed, Thursday 10:00 - 17:00, Friday 10:00 - 17:00, Saturday 10:00 - 17:00, Sunday 10:00 - 17:00