The flat

This one-bedroom garden flat in Eastville has been lived in with a lot of care and it shows. The living room is a lovely space — original cast iron fireplace, built-in alcove shelving, wooden floors and a bay window that brings in good light. The current owner has added their own colour and character throughout, enhancing the overall feel of the property. The kitchen/diner is a genuinely good size for a one-bed flat, with cream shaker units, wood worktops and enough room for a proper dining table alongside the kitchen. The bedroom is a comfortable double with a lovely view out to the garden, and the bathroom has a full-sized bath with shower over and patterned floor tiles. There's also useful storage off the hallway.
This share of freehold flat is being sold chain-free.

The outside space

The rear garden is a genuine highlight — laid out over two levels, with a sheltered lower terrace directly off the kitchen stepping up to a lawned area with established planting, a tall palm, flowering shrubs and a storage shed. It feels private and well looked after & has a private rear entrance. Out front, the property, which also has its own entrance, sits behind a gravel forecourt on a handsome stone-fronted Victorian terrace which creates a sense of privacy & a good separation from the road.

Living in Eastville

This garden flat is situated on Fishponds Road. The area is popular with young professionals and families as it benefits from several well-regarded schools and many open green spaces such as the Oldbury Court Estate and the Coombe Brook Nature Reserve. Areas for activities are plentiful with the Bristol to Bath Cycle Path running through this part of Fishponds. The area has seen several cafés established nearby, becoming very popular, such as FED, Coffee #1, Porto Lounge, The Crafty Egg and Mi Café Su Café. For commuters, Fishponds is very convenient with ease of access to the M32 and M4 motorways, as well as just being a short cycle, drive or bus journey into the city centre or to large areas of employment across North Bristol.