St John Street, South Gloucestershire

Period Property Close The Heart Of ‘Old’ Thornbury
Terraced Home Convenient For High Street Amenities
Character Features
‘Mod-Cons’ Include Gas Central Heating And Double-Glazing
Lounge/Dining Room With Wood-Burning Stove
Smart Fitted Kitchen
Two Bedrooms, Bathroom (Ground Floor) With Shower Over Bath
Pretty Courtyard Garden
Garden Office – Great Work-From-Home Space
No Onward Chain
This charming stone-fronted period property is situated close to the heart of 'old' Thornbury on St. John Street, a no-through road convenient for all the amenities of the High Street, just minutes' walk away. This lovely terraced home combines traditional character with significant modern upgrades. The accommodation includes a lounge/dining room with a wood-burning stove at the front of the property, plus a stunning recently fitted kitchen at the rear which overlooks the pretty courtyard garden. There are two bedrooms upstairs, along with access to a boarded attic providing excellent additional storage space. The ground floor features a beautiful, modernised boutique-style bathroom complete with a shower over the bath. A real bonus is the garden office—a great 'work-from-home' space, with French doors facing southwards towards the rear of the cottage. With double-glazing throughout and a newly installed gas boiler, this home offers the perfect blend of historic curb appeal and contemporary energy efficiency. A great opportunity to buy a centrally located home with so much 'on the doorstep' - come and view!
Area Description
Thornbury is a thriving market town surrounded by beautiful open countryside, situated to the north of the City of Bristol and the M4/M5 interchange, with excellent commuting links via the motorway network and by rail from Bristol Parkway Station (Paddington/South Wales). The part-pedestrianised and historic High Street offers a wide variety of shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants. ‘The Mall’ at Cribbs Causeway is a short drive to the south, for those looking for a wider range of High Street brands. Local facilities and amenities include the leisure centre and swimming pool, the golf course, the library, plus open community spaces, parks and sports grounds/clubs – including tennis, cricket, rugby and football. The town is blessed with a number of primary and junior schools, plus The Castle secondary school (www.the castleschool.org.uk) which is situated close to Thornbury’s Tudor Castle, now a luxury hotel. The nearest independent school is Tockington Manor School.