Filton Avenue sits adjacent to Gloucester Road, near The Wellington pub and a stones throw from Muller Recreational Grounds. Venues such as FED, the Grace, and Per & Kor are a fantastic range of eateries for people to enjoy, as well as a number of other independents including Gloucester Road Books, Rambling Rose, and Fancy Plants in the local vicinity to name a select few. Surrounded by green spaces, St Andrews Park is a leafy Victorian public park with children's play area and paddling pool, as well as Horfield Common, which is perfect for dog walkers, runners and those who are wanting to socialise. For sports fans, Gloucestershire County Cricket Club play regularly in summer months just to the other side of Gloucester Road and Bristol Rovers' Memorial Stadium are within a short walk. The area is very well positioned for commuters, with the city centre within walking or cycling distance and regular buses running, the M32 nearby, with links to the M4 and M5. The area is incredibly popular with families, due to the sought after 'Fairfield High School' and a number of well regarded local primaries, such as 'Brunel Fields'.

An impeccably styled, double bay fronted, Victorian home on Filton Avenue in Horfield, which has been carefully curated by the departing owners over the last few decades. Style with substance perfectly describes this five bedroom family home, with splashes of colour seamlessly blending with period features from every angle. Entrance is into a porch, with decorative tiling and stained glass immediately grabbing your attention. Next is the traditional hallway, with immediate access to the sumptuous living room on your left. This room truly sets the tone for what's to come, and boasts a sizeable bay window and wooden floorboards underfoot. Continuing through the ground floor, you are then greeted by the kitchen/dining area, a statement room which acts as the focal point of the home, oozing quality in every sense. The kitchen and utility units are from Husk cabinetry, featuring an Arenastone counter top and ceramic water filter. Sliding glass doors open onto a quaint terrace, and down the steps in the kitchen you find a utility area and shower room. The garden faces southeast, capturing plenty of morning sunlight, continuing throughout the day. The garden consists of a laid lawn, decking area and substantial double garage with multiple velux windows. Underneath the terrace, is access to the under-croft basement/storage area, listed on the floorplan to accurately portray the size.

Moving to the first floor, there are three incredibly well appointed and spacious bedrooms on display. All of them mirror each other in style and features, with the front bedroom benefitting from the bay window. At the foot of the staircase to the second floor is the contemporary three piece bathroom suite, with Burlington fittings such as a vintage cistern. Heading upstairs, the incredible loft conversion is in view, which benefits from an incredibly about of natural light, raw materials and neutral decoration. This is used as the primary bedroom, at at the foot of the landing area is the fifth and final bedroom, utilised as an office and offering great views over the Memorial Stadium. The homes EPC rating is C, which is a fantastic rating for a property of this age and stature, along with original double glazed sash windows throughout and Vaillant ecotec boiler which is approximately ten years old. The entire roof was rebuilt during the loft conversion in 2018, which included original tiles being retained and new materials elsewhere.