"We love the open plan downstairs, it has been great for hosting parties, BBQs and brunches, with everyone gathered around the island. Now, with two small children, I can have eyes on them playing whether I am cooking dinner or pottering in the garden. We can also close off the front room on an evening and get cosy in front of the fire. Being able to see the garden as soon as you walk through the front door is also really lovely. And in summer we have the doors to the garden open all day."

The home

Sold with no chain, an incredibly colourful and stylish four bedroom Victorian home on Camelford Road in Greenbank, boasting an impressive kitchen/dining room with side extension and dormered loft conversion. Entrance is into a traditional hallway, with floorboards underfoot, opening to the kitchen/dining area. The kitchen design is sleek, with matching black wall and base cabinetry, plus a large island with built integrated hob. The dining/play area follows, where you are greeted by large sliding doors leading to the garden. At the front of the property is the contemporary living room, benefitting from a wood burner, wooden shutters and a bay window. Heading to the first floor, the primary bedroom sits to the front, spanning the width of the home and decorated with a bold navy tone. Adjacent is another double bedroom, used a child's bedroom. At the back of the first floor is the first of the two family bathrooms, and the fourth bedroom. Progressing to the second and final floor, you are greeted by the fantastic loft conversion, expertly utilising bold decoration along with a striking and high quality bathroom.

The outside space

The garden is accessed immediately off of the dining area, and has been tastefully landscaped by the sellers during their tenure, featuring two tiers, and at the top is an artificial lawn. The plot faces west, capturing plenty of sun from lunchtime through to the evening.

Living in Greenbank

Located in the quiet pocket between Greenbank Road and Co-operation Road, Camelford Road is a highly desirable street made up of attractive double bay-fronted Victorian terraces. The area is shielded from any through-traffic due to the position of Rosemary Green, Greenbank Cemetery and the Bristol to Bath Railway Path, which surrounds the area. Residents of this area are extremely complimentary about the neighbourhood and local community regularly having street Whatsapp groups and street parties. The area benefits from its proximity to Bristol City Centre, a local train station, and the M32, making it very accessible to commuters. However, it is the amenities on the doorstep which have enhanced the popularity of the area. The independent shops and cafs of St Marks Road are a short walk away, with popular venues such as The Greenbank Pub, Matter Wholefoods, and Este Kitchen, closer still. Families occupy many of the houses in this area, with many more still looking to move to the area due to the nearby Whitehall and May Park Primary Schools.