A deceptively-spacious, three-bedroom terraced home offering bright and modern accommodation and a south-facing rear garden.
Ground Floor -
Opening into a generous entrance hall with wood-effect flooring, storage cupboard and stairs rising to the first floor landing. As you enter, the downstairs WC is on your right and comprises a toilet and corner-mounted sink, with frosted glass window to front.
The kitchen is fitted with a range of base and wall-mounted units with granite-effect working surfaces, and includes an electric cooker with integrated extractor over, and stainless steel sink with draining board. The space is capable of comfortably accommodating a small dining table or breakfast bar.
Towards the end of the entrance hall, you will find a beautifully bright and spacious lounge/diner with wood-effect flooring throughout, feature electric fireplace and double doors opening into the rear garden. A door opens from the lounge into a useful storage room, with a further door onto the rear decking area.
First Floor -
Ascending to the first floor landing, you will find three bedrooms, a family bathroom and access to a large storage cupboard and loft hatch. The master bedroom has been recently upgraded with a range of fitted cupboards and wardrobes, and the second bedroom is also a comfortable double, with a window to the rear elevation providing south-facing views across BS9. The third bedroom is a well-sized single and benefits from the same attractive view as the second bedroom.
The family bathroom comprises a toilet, sink and bath with shower over. There is further access to a large storage cupboard which spans the width of the bathroom, and could be opened up to create a larger space.
External -
Via Southwood Avenue, there is a communal parking area which serves number 70 and its neighbouring properties. Steps lead down a grassy bank to the frontage of the property, which consists of a pretty front courtyard laid to stone chippings. Next to the front door, there is an outdoor storage cupboard useful for storing tools and gardening items.
The rear garden is south-facing and consists of a decking area, patio to the rear and the remainder is laid to lawn.
Location -
Coombe Dingle is a suburban area located in the northwest of Bristol, nestled between the larger neighborhoods of Henleaze, Westbury-on-Trym, and Stoke Bishop. This picturesque district is characterized by its leafy residential streets, green spaces, and close proximity to the natural beauty of the nearby Blaise Castle Estate and the River Trym.
Coombe Dingle is known for its tranquility and charm, offering a more peaceful, semi-rural atmosphere compared to the hustle and bustle of central Bristol. The area features a mix of housing, from traditional 20th-century homes to modern developments, making it an attractive location for families and professionals alike.
Bristol's famous University of Bristol sports facilities, such as the Coombe Dingle Sports Complex, are also located here, offering a range of outdoor sports and recreation. With its easy access to major roads like the M5 motorway and nearby public transport links, Coombe Dingle is well-connected to the rest of the city, providing a perfect blend of convenience and serenity.
Schools -
Our Lady of the Rosary Catholic Primary School, Bristol - Distance: 0.69 miles
St Bede's Catholic College - Distance: 0.74 miles
Sea Mills Primary School - Distance: 0.82 miles
Blaise High School - Distance: 1.1 miles
