Skip to the content

5 bedroom Mid-Terrace House

Oldbury Court Road, Bristol

£550,000 Offers In The Region Of

Alternatively you can call us on 01174032242 or visit our Bristolbranch

Stunning five-bedroom Edwardian family home arranged over three storeys, featuring two reception rooms, original period features, enclosed rear garden, brand-new solar panels and an HMO licence. Ideally located in popular Oldbury Court, Bristol.

Stunning 5-bed Edwardian Home

A beautifully maintained and exceptionally spacious Edwardian mid-terrace family home, arranged over three generous storeys and offering an impressive blend of period character, versatile accommodation and modern practicality.

The property provides five bedrooms, two reception rooms, a spacious family bathroom and an enclosed rear garden. With its generous proportions and flexible layout, the house makes an excellent family home, while also offering considerable scope for home working, guest accommodation or investment use. The property currently benefits from an HMO licence.

A particular feature of this attractive home is the wealth of original Edwardian character retained throughout. Period details include high ceilings, elegant ceiling cornicing to the principal reception room, an original fireplace in the principal bedroom and a charming built-in glass-doored display cupboard. Externally, the property boasts distinctive gable detailing to the roof, adding to the character and appeal of the handsome façade.

The ground floor features two generous reception rooms, providing excellent flexibility for family living, dining and entertaining. Both rooms retain the character and proportions of the original Edwardian house while providing comfortable and practical accommodation.

The kitchen offers ample storage and worktop space, with room for everyday family dining and direct access to the rear garden, making it particularly well suited to family life.

Across the upper floors are five well-proportioned bedrooms, providing excellent flexibility to suit a growing family. The accommodation could comfortably accommodate family bedrooms, guest rooms, home offices or study spaces.

The spacious family bathroom is well equipped with both a bath and separate shower. The upper floors benefit from the property's high ceilings and generous proportions, creating a light and airy feel throughout.

To the rear, the enclosed garden provides a pleasant outdoor space, comprising a patio and lawned area, together with a useful garden shed. Unrestricted on-road parking is also available.

Further enhancing the property's appeal, brand-new solar panels have recently been installed, providing a valuable modern energy-saving feature while complementing the home's traditional character.

The property is situated in the popular Oldbury Court area of Bristol, well placed for a range of local amenities, schools and public transport connections. There is convenient access to nearby green spaces and parks, as well as the Bristol–Bath Railway Path, providing an excellent traffic-free route for walking and cycling. The wider BS16 area offers good connections into Bristol and surrounding neighbourhoods.

Overall, this is an unusually spacious and characterful five-bedroom Edwardian family home, combining attractive original features with flexible three-storey accommodation, an enclosed rear garden and valuable modern improvements including newly installed solar panels. Its substantial proportions, period charm and well-connected location make it an appealing choice for families seeking a distinctive and versatile home, while the existing HMO licence provides additional flexibility for prospective purchasers.

Property Reference: HRT036804716

Register for property alerts
Register for property alerts
Register for property alerts
  • Tiles courtesy of OpenStreetMap
  • undefined

About Bristol

Bristol, situated in south-west England, is one of the 10 ‘Core Cities’ in Great Britain, with a population of around 450,000. It has a unique identity with its various festivals, jaw-dropping street art, secret bars and restaurants, and holds the honour of being the UK’s first Cycling City.  Gloucester Road houses more independent shops than any other street in the UK.

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.

Bristol housing market trends

£389,290

Average price paid in Bristol

Is this your dream property?

1. Contact the agent - don't delay

If this is your dream property it may be someone else's too. Request a viewing and ensure you don't miss out.

2. Check affordability

Not sure if you can afford this property? Try our handy mortgage calculator tool.

Use our mortgage calculator

3. Selling a property?

Sellers generally favour offers from people who are not in a chain, or have at least begun the selling process.

Request a valuation of your property

Request a viewing with the local branch

haart Bristol

104 Whiteladies Road,
Bristol,
BS8 2QQ

Adrian Painter

Residential Branch Manager

Not your dream property?

Search similar properties

We have a range of properties on the market at the moment, so take a look at our other properties.

Sign up for our property alerts

Let us know what you are looking for and we can keep you up to date if an ideal property comes to the market.

View more

More tips and advice for buyers

Buying is a big decision and not one we take many times in our life. Don't worry our series of simple guides will help you make sense of it all.

Advice for buyers and sellers