"Its a very cosy but quirky layout that works well. The interior is so versatile and there is enough outdoor space to be able to enjoy the sunshine. The location is amazing, with Ashley Down train station on your doorstep and being so close to Gloucester Road and St Andrews Park."

The home

Sold with no onward chain and built in the late 2000s, a spacious and versatile two/three bedroom home on Dirac Road, Ashley Down, stylishly presented and offering over 1000sqft of accommodation. Entrance is into a generous hallway with the W.C on your right and storage cupboard in front. Next is the focal point of the home, the open plan kitchen/dining/living area. The room includes a modern kitchen, plenty of cupboard space and double patio doors leading the low maintenance and south east facing garden. Heading upstairs, is the first of two large landing area, following by a second reception room or bedroom. The room is currently utilised as a bedroom, but could be comfortably used as an upstairs living room, depending on the owners requirements. Adjacent is a large single bedroom. On the third and final floor is the impressive primary bedroom, with plenty of natural light, vaulted ceilings, integrated wardrobes and family bathroom at the top of the stairs. The property also comes with an allocated parking space on the road.

Living in Ashley Down

Dirac Road is based locally to the cricket ground and Ashley Down Road and is well-positioned with easy access to Gloucester Road, Montpellier, as well as the city centre. Gloucester Road is one of the longest roads for independent shops, cafes & restaurants in the UK, including a diversity of options such as The Gallimaufry, Joe's Bakery and the highly regarded Fed 303. A short walk away is Montpellier which houses very popular places such as The Bristolian Cafe, considered one of the best brunch spots in Bristol, as well as Oowee Vegan and The Cadbury House. For ethically sourced foods, coffee and more, Better Food, an organic grocery store, is less than a mile away in St Werburghs or Gloucester Road and is incredibly popular amongst the local community. For those in want of green spaces, Purdown is but a 5-minute walk away, as well as the beautiful St Andrews Park. Buses run every five minutes from Gloucester Road and are also very regular on Ashley Down Road to the city centre, alongside cycle paths for both cyclists and electric scooter users. If you are in need of great commuter links, the M32 is a short drive away that links to the city centre, as well as out towards the M4 and M5. The property also sits within the APR of some fantastic schools, such as Brunel Fields Primary and Fairfield High School. Further afield is Sefton Park Junior School and Ashley Down Primary. Within a short walk, a new trainline, Ashley Down Station has drastically improved the links between Bristol Parkway, Temple Meads and the rest of the country.