The home

A charming two-bedroom Victorian terrace with plenty of character, generous living space and a private southwest-facing rear garden. Retaining a lovely sense of its period, this is a home where original features and more contemporary touches sit comfortably alongside one another. From the entrance, the accommodation flows through two separate reception rooms, offering a useful degree of flexibility. The front living room is a particularly inviting space, centred around a characterful exposed brick fireplace and framed by a large bay window. Deep colours, timber detailing and built-in shelving give the room a warm, lived-in feel, while the original wooden floorboards add further character.

The adjoining dining room continues the period feel, with another exposed brick fireplace, wooden flooring and plenty of space for a generous dining table. Built-in storage and shelving add to the practicality, while the room provides a lovely setting for everything from relaxed family meals to entertaining friends. From here, a door leads through to the kitchen. The kitchen occupies the rear of the ground floor and has a homely feel, with timber cabinetry, tiled flooring, open shelving and a large window overlooking the garden. There is plenty of scope for the new owner to put their own stamp on the space, while the existing layout provides a practical amount of storage and workspace. Upstairs, there are two well-proportioned double bedrooms, both offering comfortable and versatile accommodation. The larger principal bedroom benefits from a broad outlook to the front, while the second bedroom overlooks the rear. A family bathroom completes the first floor, with a full-size bath, pedestal basin and WC, together with classic monochrome floor tiles and a large window providing natural light.

The outside space

Outside, the private southwest-facing rear garden is one of the property's real highlights. Mature planting, established borders, climbing greenery and paved seating areas create a wonderfully secluded space with a distinctly established feel. There is plenty of room to sit out, entertain or enjoy the afternoon and evening sun, with the mature planting giving the garden a sense of privacy that is increasingly difficult to find.

Living in Fishponds

Ernestville Road is located just between Fishponds Road and the Bristol to Bath Cycle Path. The area is popular with young professionals and families as it benefits from several well-regarded schools and many open green spaces such as the Oldbury Court Estate, Coombe Brook Nature Reserve and Eastville Park which has a weekly park run. Areas for activities are plentiful with the Bristol to Bath Cycle Path running through this part of Fishponds. The area has seen several cafés established nearby, becoming very popular, such as FED, Coffee #1, Porto Lounge and The Crafty Egg and Mi Café Su. For commuters, Fishponds is very convenient with ease of access to the M32 and M4 motorways, as well as just being a short cycle, drive or bus journey into the city centre or to large areas of employment across North Bristol. The location is particularly well suited to families, with a choice of well-regarded schools close by. Fishponds Church of England Primary, Chester Park Infant and Junior Schools are all within around half a mile, while Bristol Metropolitan Academy is also nearby, alongside further primary options including St Joseph’s Catholic Primary and Avanti Gardens.