4 bed terraced house for sale

Leighton Road, Bristol BS3

This beautifully presented four-bedroom Victorian terraced home on the popular Leighton Road in Southville offers generous and versatile accommodation arranged over three floors. Finished to an excellent standard throughout, the property combines attractive period character with stylish interiors and a practical layout, making it an excellent choice for buyers seeking a home ready to move straight into. The accommodation includes two reception rooms, a separate kitchen, a utility room, a downstairs WC, two bathrooms and a private rear garden, with the added benefit of permit parking.

Upon entering the property, you are welcomed by a hallway, with the staircase rising ahead to the upper floors and access through to the ground-floor accommodation. Positioned at the front of the home, the living room is a particularly inviting space, offering generous proportions for a range of furnishings. An attractive bay window draws in plenty of natural light, while the fireplace provides a lovely focal point, creating a comfortable setting for everyday living and relaxation.

Located behind the living room is a separate second reception room, which provides further generous accommodation and excellent versatility for the next owner. Whether used as a formal dining room, an additional seating area or a home office, it offers plenty of scope to suit a variety of needs. Glass doors open directly onto the private rear garden, creating a pleasant connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces.

To the rear of the property is a beautifully presented separate kitchen, finished in a stylish design and fitted with a variety of units offering ample storage, alongside generous worktop space for food preparation and cooking. The kitchen also features a large oven and provides additional room for a dining table if desired, while a further door gives direct access to the garden. Completing the ground floor is a useful utility and laundry room, together with a separate downstairs WC, adding further practicality to the accommodation.

On the first floor, there are three bedrooms, all offering comfortable accommodation. The principal bedroom is a particularly generous room, with ample space for a range of bedroom furnishings and an attractive bay window bringing in natural light. A welcome addition is the en-suite shower room, fitted with a shower, wash basin and WC. The two further bedrooms are also of good proportions and provide comfortable spaces for family members, guests or alternative uses. This floor is completed by the family bathroom, which comprises a bath with an overhead shower, wash basin and WC.

The final bedroom is located within the converted loft, providing a spacious additional room with plenty of space for bedroom furnishings. The room benefits from a combination of a dormer window and Velux roof windows, allowing plenty of natural light to enter and creating a versatile additional space within the home.

Outside, the property enjoys a private rear garden, arranged with a patio area immediately adjoining the house, providing an ideal spot for outdoor furniture and dining. Beyond this, the garden continues with a lawned area, creating a pleasant outdoor retreat for relaxing, entertaining and enjoying the warmer months. A particularly useful additional feature is the pedestrian access to the rear, via a gate leading onto a shared pathway between the back gardens of properties on Hamilton Road and Leighton Road, which in turn provides access to Hamilton Road through a secure iron gate. Residents of these roads are provided with a key for the larger gate, offering convenient access for tasks such as bringing bicycles into the garden or carrying out garden maintenance without having to pass through the house. The property also benefits from permit parking.

Leighton Road is a popular residential street within Southville, an area renowned for its vibrant community and excellent selection of independent shops, cafés, restaurants and pubs. The nearby North Street is a particular highlight, with its range of local businesses, the Tobacco Factory and regular markets, while the Harbourside and Wapping Wharf are also within a short walk, offering further choice for dining, shopping and enjoying Bristol's waterfront. For outdoor space, Dame Emily Park and Greville Smyth Park are both within easy reach, while local schooling includes Southville Primary School and Ashton Gate Primary School. Bedminster railway station is accessible for connections across the region, and Bristol city centre can also be reached easily on foot, by bike or via local bus services.

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Costs and tenure
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax band: C
EPC rating: D
The building
Mid-terrace house, standard construction
Accessibility adaptations: None
Services
Mains electricity
Mains water
Mains foul drainage
Mains surface water drainage
Mains gas central heating
Heating features: Wood burner
Broadband: FTTP (Fibre to the Premises)
Mobile coverage: O2 great, Vodafone good, Three good, EE ok
Parking: On Street and Garage
In a controlled parking zone
No disabled parking available
Risks and restrictions
Not a listed building
Not in a conservation area
No tree preservation order
Title register restrictions (BL3845):
- The register restricts a sale or other transaction involving money being paid for the property from being registered if made by only one owner, unless a court order authorises it. This is intended to protect the joint ownership.
- The 1899 covenants say the property must not be used as an inn, tavern, public house, alcohol-selling premises, brewery or club where alcohol is sold or consumed.
- The covenants prohibit carrying on a noisy or offensive trade or business that causes a nuisance to the neighbourhood.
- The covenants require the buildings, walls, drains, gates and fences to be kept in good repair, and require fire insurance. They also provide for inspections twice a year and require notified repair work to be completed within three months.
- The covenants say the existing layout or appearance of the buildings must not be changed, and no further buildings may be erected, without written consent.
- The register also records a restriction against using the property as premises for selling or brewing alcohol. A conveyancer can advise on the effect and current enforceability of the historic covenants.
Coal mining area: Yes
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