5 bedroom Mid-Terrace House
Oldbury Court Road, Bristol
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Stunning five-bedroom Edwardian family home arranged over three storeys, featuring two reception rooms, original period features, enclosed rear garden, solar panels and an. Ideally located in popular Oldbury Court, Bristol.
Stunning 5-bed Edwardian Home
A substantial and characterful five-bedroom Edwardian home, offering wonderfully flexible accommodation arranged over three floors, with generous room proportions, period features and an enclosed rear garden.
The ground floor has a traditional and practical layout, with a separate living room and dining room, together with the kitchen to the rear. High ceilings and original details give the house the character and sense of space associated with homes of this period, while the layout works particularly well for both everyday family life and entertaining.
The first floor is particularly impressive, with two large bedrooms, including the beautifully refurbished principal bedroom. There is also a large family bathroom, together with the convenience of a separate cloakroom with WC and wash basin. Bedroom 5, currently arranged as a home office/study. This smaller but extremely useful room offers genuine flexibility and would work equally well as a nursery, child's bedroom, guest room or dedicated workspace.
The second floor provides two further bedrooms, together with an unusually generous and light landing area. This additional space adds to the open feel of the upper floor and provides scope for a reading area, workspace or simply useful additional family space.
Outside, the house has an enclosed rear garden with a shed.
The property also benefits from solar panels installed in 2025, helping to improve its energy efficiency.
One of the real strengths of this house is its flexibility. With five bedrooms, separate living and dining rooms and accommodation spread across three floors, there is plenty of space for a growing family, guests and working from home.
Well placed for local amenities, green spaces and transport connections, including access to Bristol's popular railway path, this is a distinctive period home offering considerably more accommodation than its frontage might initially suggest.
A house that really needs to be viewed to appreciate its scale, character and versatility.
Property Reference: HRT036804716
About Bristol
Bristol is a vibrant and diverse city in the South West of England, home to a population of almost 500,000 people. Known for its rich maritime heritage, distinctive Georgian and Victorian architecture and thriving cultural scene, the city combines historic character with ongoing regeneration, making it an attractive place to live for families, professionals and students alike. Bristol is the largest city in the South West and continues to experience strong population growth.
Well-positioned close to the M4 and M5 motorways, Bristol benefits from excellent transport connections across the South West, Wales, the Midlands and beyond. Direct rail services from Bristol Temple Meads to London Paddington typically take around 1 hour 30 minutes, making the city well connected for commuters and business travellers. Bristol Airport also provides domestic and international connections, further enhancing the city’s accessibility.
The city is renowned for its green spaces, attractive neighbourhoods and access to the countryside. Ashton Court Estate, Brandon Hill and Clifton Downs provide extensive opportunities for walking, cycling and outdoor leisure, while the historic Harbourside and River Avon offer popular waterside areas for recreation, dining and entertainment. Bristol also benefits from easy access to the surrounding countryside and wider South West region.
There are a number of well-regarded schools across the city, including Redland Green School, which has consistently been ranked as one of the top-performing comprehensive secondary schools in the city for GCSE results and overall academic progress. Bristol is also home to two major universities, the University of Bristol and University of the West of England supporting a large and dynamic student population. Many graduates choose to remain in the city after completing their studies, sustaining strong demand for rental property and first-time buyer homes.
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