Clovelly Road, St George

"Nothing beats sitting on the patio with a morning coffee eating fresh figs off the tree or popping out to the bakery and getting a coffee and pastry before heading to Troopers Hill to take in the view."

The house

This spacious three-bedroom terrace in St George has been thoughtfully extended and updated, offering a wonderful amount of living space arranged over two floors.

At the front, the lounge is a bright and comfortable, with plenty of space for both relaxing and everyday living. A hallway with useful built-in storage and a downstairs WC leads through to the dining room, - a generous space with wood flooring, ideal for entertaining or family meals, and open through to the real showstopper of the house: the kitchen/breakfast room. Flooded with light from a run of skylights, this large, open extension is a fantastic sociable space, with plenty of room for cooking, dining and lounging all at once, and glazed doors opening straight out onto the garden.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms. The two larger doubles are well-proportioned, with fitted wardrobes/storage space and pretty views over the garden and street, while the third makes a great single room, nursery or home office. The bathroom completes the first floor with sage tiles adding character and views over the garden.

The property is subject to a very small historical rent charge but the rent charge owner is unknown and rent has not been collected or demanded during their ownership.

The outside space

The garden is a brilliant size for the area - a real suntrap, laid mainly to lawn with established trees, shrubs and wildflower planting giving it a lovely relaxed, green feel. A paved patio area immediately outside the house is perfect for outdoor dining and entertaining, with plenty of space further down the garden to potter, grow your own, or simply enjoy the peace and quiet.

Living in St George

Situated on Clovelly Road, near Troopers Hill, to the east of St George's Park and within easy reach of Church Road. St George's Park is one of the city's most popular green spaces providing a kids play area, tennis courts, a cafe, a skate park, and a lake. In the middle of the park, St George's Bowls' Club has recently re-opened, run by the Love Events Team, providing a cafe/bar and launching a sauna & Sunday Makers Market in the autumn. St George has many exciting independent shops, cafes, pubs and restaurants, including the Red Church, The Lock Up, Bristol Loaf/Native Vine. the Small City Bookshop, Prior and Preserve. The shops and cafes of Easton are also easily accessible via the Bristol to Bath cycle path, including Staple Bakery, Garden of Easton, and Bristol Sweet Mart. There are several well-regarded schools in the area, meaning this is a popular area with families. For commuters, it is a short journey into Bristol City Centre by bus, bike or car, whilst also being just a short drive from Bath and the motorway networks as well. From this side of the City Centre, Bristol Temple Meads is just a short journey away. For schooling, primaries include Summerhill Academy and Air Balloon Hill. Secondary options include John Cabot Academy and Bristol Brunel Academy.