High Kingsdown, Bristol, BS2

A four bedroom end of terrace house built in the iconic 1973 development in High Kingsdown.

This pioneering and award winning scheme was inspired by similar developments in Denmark with the aim of creating a pedestrianised 20th century village, situated in the heart of one of Bristol s most historic, and architecturally diverse areas.

This light and bright home fronts Paul Street and is an end terrace building in this zig-zag of four houses. The front door is access from the side of the property and leads into an entrance hallway which has two built-in cupboards and a useful w/c. At the end of the hallway a door leads into a spacious, open plan kitchen/ living area. This uplifting space has bi-folding doors which seamlessly link the sunny courtyard garden. Decorated in a fresh colour scheme the contrasting black windows and doors make a feature of these architectural details. The modern fitted kitchen has a range of wall and base units with tiled splash backs, window facing the garden and space for appliances. Adjacent to this room is an office/ study with its own independent access to the garden.

An open tread staircase leads up to the first floor to four bedrooms and a bathroom. All four bedrooms have windows facing the garden, with three of the four having built-in storage. The family bathroom is fitted with a modern white suite with double width shower cubicle, hand wash basin set in a vanity unit and a close coupled w/c.

Externally the property has an enclosed southerly facing courtyard garden and a single garage. The central location is in easy reach of the university, BRI and city centre. In the immediate area there are some highly regarded pubs, cafes and resturants.

Offered with no onward chain.