£525,000
3 bed terraced house for saleEssery Road, Greenbank BS5
3 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
EPC Rating: C
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Freehold
About this property
The open kitchen / living space is such a bright, joyful place to spend time. Being able to see the garden through the patio doors gives the room such a sense of openness, you almost forget you're in the city. Since being here I have made very good friends with the neighbours. It's a wonderful community to be part of and I will be sad to leave.
The home
A beautifully presented Victorian terrace on Essery Road, Greenbank, offering bright, characterful family accommodation across two floors. A soft sage green front door, bay window, bike shelter with living roof and raised planters to the front give the house a warm welcome from the street.
Entrance is through a central hallway with stairs rising to the first floor, handy understairs storage and a useful downstairs WC. To the front, the living room is a cosy, characterful space centred on a large bay window, with built in shelving and cupboards filling the alcoves either side of the chimney breast. It's a lovely, relaxed room in which to settle, with plenty of space for a generous seating area.
To the rear, the kitchen is a real showpiece. Deep navy shaker style cabinetry with brass handles is paired with pale worktops, white metro tiling and warm oak flooring, with an integrated oven, induction hob and open timber shelving adding to its relaxed, homely character. There's room here for a full dining table, making it a natural spot for everyday family meals.
The kitchen flows straight through to the extended sitting and dining room, undoubtedly the heart of the home. Two roof lights flood the space with daylight, while a wall of black framed glazed doors opens directly onto the garden, bringing the greenery right into the house. There's comfortable room for both a sofa and a separate dining table, making it equally suited to quiet evenings in and entertaining friends.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom sits to the front, a calm and restful double with a bay window and a run of fitted wardrobes providing excellent storage. To the rear, a second bedroom enjoys a sunny outlook over the garden, while the third bedroom is currently set up as a home office, a versatile room that would work equally well as a nursery, guest room or child's bedroom. The family bathroom completes the floor, finished with metro tiling, a bath with shower over, a heated towel rail and a window bringing in plenty of natural light.
The outside space
The rear garden is a genuinely lovely, lush space, reached directly through the glazed doors of the sitting and dining room. Mature planting, ferns and flowering shrubs give it a wonderfully green, secluded feel, with a paved seating area just outside the house that's perfect for morning coffee or summer evenings. A timber shed provides useful storage for bikes and garden tools.
Living in Greenbank
Essery Road sits in the heart of Greenbank, one of Bristol's most characterful and community-minded neighbourhoods, prized for its distinctive character, independent spirit and strong sense of community. The nearby St Marks Road is a real draw, home to Bristol Sweet Mart, Garden of Easton and East Bristol Bakery, alongside a wealth of other independent cafes, restaurants and shops popular with locals and visitors alike. Also close by are The Greenbank pub, La Cabana and Matter Wholefoods. Greenbank Cemetery offers a peaceful green space right on the doorstep, while the Bristol to Bath Railway Path is just minutes away, ideal for commuting, running or weekend cycling. The area is well connected to the city centre and beyond by bike, road and train, with the M32 and A431 to Bath both easily accessible. Families are well served too, with a good choice of well regarded local schools nearby, along with Easton Leisure Centre and the wider green spaces of Eastville and St George parks close at hand.
The home
A beautifully presented Victorian terrace on Essery Road, Greenbank, offering bright, characterful family accommodation across two floors. A soft sage green front door, bay window, bike shelter with living roof and raised planters to the front give the house a warm welcome from the street.
Entrance is through a central hallway with stairs rising to the first floor, handy understairs storage and a useful downstairs WC. To the front, the living room is a cosy, characterful space centred on a large bay window, with built in shelving and cupboards filling the alcoves either side of the chimney breast. It's a lovely, relaxed room in which to settle, with plenty of space for a generous seating area.
To the rear, the kitchen is a real showpiece. Deep navy shaker style cabinetry with brass handles is paired with pale worktops, white metro tiling and warm oak flooring, with an integrated oven, induction hob and open timber shelving adding to its relaxed, homely character. There's room here for a full dining table, making it a natural spot for everyday family meals.
The kitchen flows straight through to the extended sitting and dining room, undoubtedly the heart of the home. Two roof lights flood the space with daylight, while a wall of black framed glazed doors opens directly onto the garden, bringing the greenery right into the house. There's comfortable room for both a sofa and a separate dining table, making it equally suited to quiet evenings in and entertaining friends.
Upstairs, the principal bedroom sits to the front, a calm and restful double with a bay window and a run of fitted wardrobes providing excellent storage. To the rear, a second bedroom enjoys a sunny outlook over the garden, while the third bedroom is currently set up as a home office, a versatile room that would work equally well as a nursery, guest room or child's bedroom. The family bathroom completes the floor, finished with metro tiling, a bath with shower over, a heated towel rail and a window bringing in plenty of natural light.
The outside space
The rear garden is a genuinely lovely, lush space, reached directly through the glazed doors of the sitting and dining room. Mature planting, ferns and flowering shrubs give it a wonderfully green, secluded feel, with a paved seating area just outside the house that's perfect for morning coffee or summer evenings. A timber shed provides useful storage for bikes and garden tools.
Living in Greenbank
Essery Road sits in the heart of Greenbank, one of Bristol's most characterful and community-minded neighbourhoods, prized for its distinctive character, independent spirit and strong sense of community. The nearby St Marks Road is a real draw, home to Bristol Sweet Mart, Garden of Easton and East Bristol Bakery, alongside a wealth of other independent cafes, restaurants and shops popular with locals and visitors alike. Also close by are The Greenbank pub, La Cabana and Matter Wholefoods. Greenbank Cemetery offers a peaceful green space right on the doorstep, while the Bristol to Bath Railway Path is just minutes away, ideal for commuting, running or weekend cycling. The area is well connected to the city centre and beyond by bike, road and train, with the M32 and A431 to Bath both easily accessible. Families are well served too, with a good choice of well regarded local schools nearby, along with Easton Leisure Centre and the wider green spaces of Eastville and St George parks close at hand.
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