3 bedroom Semi-Detached House
Southwood Drive, Bristol
£450,000 Guide Price
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You do not want to miss the opportunity to view this three bedroom semi-detached home, with huge amounts of potential internally and externally ready to turn a house into a home!
Three bedroom semi-detached home.
The property offers huge potential for development/extension (subject to relevant planning and regulations) due to sitting on a generous sized plot. The house itself offers light and airy accommodation throughout consisting of porch, entrance hall, lounge, dining room, kitchen, conservatory, three bedrooms and a bathroom. Externally the property boasts front and rear gardens, with the potential to create ample off-road parking accessed through secure double gates at the bottom of the garden.
Southwood Drive, due to its elevated aspect to the rear boasts delightful views towards Clifton & Durdham Downs and out to North Somerset. It is situated nearby Blaise Castle & Kings Weston Estate, as well as woodlands offering beautiful woodland walks.
Located within 1.6 miles of Sea Mills train station, local bus routes providing access throughout Bristol and the M4/M5 motorway links.
Property Reference: HRT118500057
Porch
Hallway
Lounge 10ft 8ins x 25ft 8ins (3.25m x 7.82m)
Dining Room 19ft 0ins x 9ft 1ins (5.79m x 2.77m)
Kitchen 7ft 0ins x 17ft 0ins (2.13m x 5.18m)
Conservatory
Landing
Master Bedroom 11ft 7ins x 12ft 7ins (3.53m x 3.84m)
Bedroom Two 11ft 7ins x 12ft 1ins (3.53m x 3.68m)
Bedroom Three 7ft 0ins x 8ft 4ins (2.13m x 2.54m)
Bathroom
Front Garden
Rear Garden
Agents Note
Tenure: FreeholdLocal Authority: Bristol City CouncilCouncil Tax Band: CServices: Mains Gas, Water, Drainage and Electric.
About Clifton
Clifton has long been regarded as Bristol’s most exclusive suburb. Just minutes from the city centre, but in a genteel class of its own, it has some of the Bristol’s most famous landmarks. Here you’ll find the world-famous Clifton Suspension Bridge as well as Bristol Zoo and the observatory.
Clifton is known for its Georgian and Victorian buildings, many of which have been converted into apartments to serve the students, young professionals and families who love to call Clifton ‘home’.
£602,858
Average price paid in Clifton
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