"From quiet mornings as a couple to the buzz of family life, it's a space that has always felt calm and welcoming. We've really enjoyed putting our own stamp on the property over the years, thoughtfully decorating each space and adding the garden office pod to create a practical and inspiring work-from-home setup. It's a home that has adapted with us, and the place where we've welcomed our children. The house has been perfect for entertaining where the outdoor beer fridge has really come into its own. We love this area of Bristol, which is close to the greenery and community spirit of Horfield Common and also near many of Bristol's best independent shops, pubs and bars. It's a short stroll to the cricket ground, a number of Pilates studios and gyms."

The home

A charming and feature filled period home on Oak Road in Horfield, displaying great style throughout. Comprising a traditional layout, entrance is into the hallway, with the sumptuous living/dining room on your right, boasting the bay window, alcove storage, chimney breast and dual aspect windows, improving the natural light. Continuing through the ground floor, you find the contemporary kitchen, benefitting from mosaic tiling, breakfast bar, underfloor heating, integrated appliances and oak worktops. Heading upstairs, the primary bedroom sits at the front spanning the width of the home, offering soft decoration and carpet flooring. The second double bedroom, which looks upon the garden is currently utilised as a children's bedroom and a substantial four piece bathroom suite expertly completes the interior.

The outside space

The east facing garden is accessed via a patio door from the kitchen, featuring a wooden decking area, artificial lawn and an office garden pod. The garden pod was installed three years ago, featuring a direct ethernet cable which has been ideal for working from home and totals 38 sqft. The property also comes with an allocated off-street parking space, which is rented for 50 per month. The space is located on the corner of Oak and Ash Road.

Living in Horfield

Oak Road is an attractive residential street located in the heart of Horfield nestled between Horfield Common and Gloucester Road which is world famous for its wide array of independent shops, caf's and pubs. There are numerous attractions along Gloucester road but popular stops such as FED, Lonely Mouth and Grounded are all within easy reach should you want to nip out for a cup of coffee. Several highly regarded eateries are also nearby including Tinto Lounge, Pizzarova and the award-winning Bishopston Fish Bar which has been rated the 'best in Bristol by far'. For those looking to commute into work, busses run regularly along Gloucester road and offer easy access to all major employment areas such as Temple Quay and Temple Meads where trains run regularly into London; the City Centre, and North towards Filton where companies such as Airbus, Aviva, and the Ministry of Defence have their offices. Oak Road is also within easy reach of Bristol Parkway Train Station, the second largest in Bristol. Notable and well-regarded schools in the vicinity include Ashley Down Primary, Bishop Road Primary and Fairfield High School.