The home

This home is currently arranged as a flexible family space with a unique layout. On the ground floor you’ll find a double bedroom, a living room, a kitchen with a single door opening onto the side path, and a bathroom with a shower. The first floor offers a double bedroom, a second living room, a utility room, and the family bathroom with a separate toilet. The top floor features two further bedrooms, one of which is currently used as a study, and a shower room off the landing.

The house also offers scope to be used differently, with two reception rooms on the ground floor, three bedrooms on the first floor (two doubles and one single), and two bedrooms on the top floor with a shower room off the landing.

The outside space

Outside, the property enjoys a good-sized rear garden with a shed, raised beds, and a variety of mature bushes, trees and plants. The front garden is laid to lawn with further beds and planting, along with a pathway leading up to the house.

Living in Fishponds

59 Radley Road sits on a quiet residential street within a short walk of Fishponds High Street, home to a growing mix of independent cafés, pubs and eateries, including popular spots such as FED, The Crafty Egg and Fishponds Tap. The property is also within easy reach of Oldbury Court Estate, a listed parkland with extensive woodland and the River Frome — a wonderful setting for dog walkers, runners and families. For cycling enthusiasts, the nearby Bristol-Bath Cycle Path provides a traffic-free route linking the area directly with Bristol City Centre and Bath, while Temple Meads station is just a 15-minute cycle away. The neighbourhood enjoys a strong sense of community, with amenities such as Thingwall Park allotments and local hobby groups bringing residents together. Families are well served by schools including Avanti Gardens, Fishponds Church of England Academy, Chester Park Junior School and Bristol Metropolitan Academy.