The home

A pretty Victorian bay fronted house with a lovely homely vibe, loads of character and space. The property has everything you want to see in a home of this vintage, beautiful fireplaces, gorgeous stripped floors and lots of the detailing that makes this era so desirable. The lounge is on the left of the entrance hall and is a stylish, homely space . With a lovely bay window fitted with plantation shutters, polished wooden floorboards and an attractive fireplace housing a modern wood-burning stove, it's perfectly suited to relaxing evenings or entertaining friends. Beyond this is the super handy family room, which provides an additional reception space and gives the house a fantastic degree of flexibility. Ideal as a second lounge, dining room, playroom or snug it is a great, useable space with connection to the kitchen. A full width rear extension houses the kitchen and dining area. The kitchen has loads of work surface and storage with chic white cabinetry and integrated dishwasher. French doors open directly onto the garden making this THE spot in the summer.

A downstairs cloakroom provides a super handy additional storage space and is setup to house a washing machine and drier freeing up additional space in the kitchen.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms, including an exceptionally large and elegant main bedroom stretching across the width of the property, with beautiful wooden floorboards, plenty of natural light and an attractive feature fireplace and built in wardrobes, it really is a standout. The second bedroom is a comfortable double with a period fireplace and outlook towards the garden, while the third bedroom is currently arranged as a home office. Its proportions make it equally suitable as a child's bedroom. The bathroom is in classic white with a bath, slate tiled floor and mains shower.

The outside

The rear garden is South facing and super sunny with a thoughtfully designed and recently updated spacious timber deck and pergola which is an excellent space for outdoor dining and entertaining. It's a super hang out spot all summer long with mature trees providing exceptional privacy.

Living in Horfield

Thornleigh Road is an attractive residential street located in the heart of Horfield nestled between Horfield Common and Gloucester Road, which is world famous for its wide array of independent shops, cafes and pubs. There are numerous attractions along Gloucester road but popular stops such as FED, Lonely Mouth and Grounded are all within easy reach should you want to nip out for a cup of coffee. Several highly regarded eateries are also nearby including Tinto Lounge, Pizzarova and the award-winning Bishopston Fish Bar which has been rated the ‘best in Bristol by far’.

For those looking to commute into work, busses run regularly along Gloucester road and offer easy access to all major employment areas such as Temple Quay and Temple Meads where trains run regularly into London; the City Centre, and North towards Filton where companies such as Airbus, Aviva, and the Ministry of Defence have their offices. St Leonards Road is also within easy reach of Bristol Parkway Train Station, the second largest in Bristol. For schools, Ashley Down Primary, Bishop Road Primary and St Bonaventure's Catholic School are some great options for families with younger children. For secondary, good options are Trinity Academy and Fairfield High School.

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