3 bed end terrace house for sale

Stapleton Road, Eastville BS5

"This has been our family home for 25 years and we have loved living here. There is so much within walking distance and we love the community around us. We will miss this house."

The House
You enter the property into a spacious hallway. To the left is the first reception room, featuring a lovely bay window overlooking the front garden. To the right is the second reception room, also with a bay window. The kitchen/diner is located towards the rear, leading to a hallway with two bathrooms and access to the garden.

Upstairs, there are three bedrooms and a third bathroom. The main bedroom has a beautiful bay window, while bedrooms two and three include built-in wardrobes. There is also a usable loft space, providing additional storage or potential for conversion.

The Garden
This home benefits from a wrap-around garden. The front area is attractively arranged with stone paving, potted plants and mature shrubs. The rear garden features a raised decking area, with the remainder laid to lawn and a useful shed. The property also includes a large double garage with parking for two cars in front and its own private access.

Living in Eastville
Just a short walk away are Eastville Park and the Frome Valley Walkway – ideal for running, dog walking or simply relaxing outdoors.

The location is excellent for commuters, with Stapleton Road train station just minutes away offering quick links into Temple Meads and the wider region. Frequent bus routes run directly into Bristol City Centre, and the M32 is close by, providing convenient access to the M4 and M5 motorways.

Nearby, St Mark’s Road offers a vibrant mix of independent shops and eateries including the renowned Sweet Mart and Thali Café. A short distance further are popular spots in Greenbank such as The Greenbank Pub and Este’s Kitchen. Fishponds Road is also close, home to well-loved cafés and bars including Fed, The Crafty Egg and Snuffy Jack’s Ale House. St Werburghs is within walking distance too, with its local farm, climbing centre and Wiper & True Taproom. For cyclists, the Bristol to Bath Cycle Path is nearby, offering a scenic and traffic-free route into the city or out towards Bath.