3 bedroom Mid-Terrace House
Monsdale Close, Bristol
£325,000 Offers In The Region Of
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Well-proportioned three-bedroom terraced home offering strong investment appeal with tenants currently in situ. Featuring a generous lounge, fitted kitchen, useful home office/study, sizeable rear garden and rear parking for two vehicles.
Need Extra Space for Modern Living?
Currently occupied with tenants in situ, the property presents immediate investment appeal while also offering excellent long-term potential for buyers seeking a well-located family home with adaptable living space.
The ground floor is arranged to suit modern lifestyles, centred around a comfortable lounge providing an inviting everyday living environment. The kitchen offers excellent practicality with ample workspace and storage, while a highly useful additional office/study creates valuable flexibility for home working, hobbies, gaming space or family use — an increasingly sought-after feature in today’s market.
Upstairs, the property offers three well-balanced bedrooms alongside family bathroom facilities, creating comfortable accommodation for families, professional tenants or sharers alike.
Externally, the property continues to impress with a notably generous rear garden, offering excellent outdoor space rarely associated with homes of this style. Whether for entertaining, family enjoyment or future landscaping potential, the garden significantly enhances the overall appeal of the home.
To the rear, the property further benefits from off-road parking for two vehicles — a major advantage for both occupiers and tenants alike.
Combining versatile accommodation, excellent outdoor space and strong long-term investment credentials, this is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a home offering both practicality and future potential.
Property Reference: HRT036804987
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Bristol has excellent public transport around the city, as well as having direct links into London. It’s compact enough to get around on foot, yet big enough to boast an exciting line-up of entertainment. There is an array of fantastic places to live that are within easy walking distance of the heart of Bristol and the stunning countryside in the Cotswolds; Somerset, Devon and Cornwall are also within easy reach.
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