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""When we first moved in, we were so excited to realise that the back of the house faces towards the west. We have really loved being able to enjoy beautiful sunsets from the garden and back of the house. The back isn t overlooked so we also get access to pretty great firework displays on New Year s Eve. We were lucky enough to inherit a mature garden from the previous owners. We love the different roses and bluebells that bloom each year. We especially has love setting up a hammock in the shade under the canopy of dog roses. We ve also enjoyed being walking distance to the cafes and charity shops at Henleaze and Westbury on Trym and being able to walk around Baddocks Wood Nature Reserve. On sunny mornings, our favourite coffee spot in the house is the front room as it has huge bay windows which let in the light and make the whole room feel gloriously warm, even in the winter. The room we have spent the most time in is the cosy snug and kitchen diner. We ve enjoyed having the space to cook and eat together, and then settle down afterwards in front of the fire as a family."

A spacious 1930 s family home with a great West facing garden with rear access with two large parking spaces. The property retains many of the beloved original features of the era. The full width ground floor rear extension provides a wonderfully light family area overlooking the garden. This area wraps around into a great snug with log burner. To the front is a well proportioned lounge with large bay window.

Upstairs are two excellent double bedrooms, a large single and family bathroom.

These houses are ideal for loft conversions to create a new master room with en suite. A great family home!

There are plenty of open green spaces nearby, with Badock s Wood, a beautiful nature reserve popular with dog walkers and runners. The shops, caf s and restaurants of Henleaze and Westbury on Trym are a walk away, with fantastic independents including The White Horse and Grupo Lounge. The property is ideal for those who work at Southmead Hospital, it is a short walk to the east, the development of which has enhanced the popularity of the area, being one of the largest employers in the city. Other major areas of employment such as Airbus, Rolls Royce and the Ministry of Defence are also close by, with many employees living in this area.

The position in the north west of Bristol, is very convenient. It is directly on the bus route to both the city centre and to Bristol Parkway, which has direct trains to London, Swindon, Reading and Cardiff. It is also convenient for the motorway for those who regularly travel further afield. The M5 and M4 are only ten minutes away and allows easy access to Wales, the South West, the Midlands or the South East.

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