This Victorian terraced house has a front elevation in stone with painted stone quoins and is offered to the market with no upward sales chain and in need of the completion of a renovation project, a substantial part of which has already been completed.
The property offers an open plan living room open to the dining room on the ground floor with a more recently added timber framed conservatory to the rear and a kitchen furnished with a range of modern units with built in appliances. To the first floor there are two bedrooms, the front bedroom spanning the full width of the property and with a good size bathroom to the rear. The attic has been converted to provided a further loft room more recently used as a home office.
On the outside there is a courtyard garden to the front and a larger enclosed rear garden with pedestrian access. There is no off street parking but the property is situated within a resident`s parking zone.
Oakfield Road is something of a backwater location to the west of the City Centre, close to the Floating Harbour in the Hotwells area of the City which has Clifton immediately to the north with good access to the A4 Portway and Bristol City Centre with access to the M4/M5 Motorway network at Junction 18 of the M5. Temple Meads Railway Station is approximately 1.5 miles away and the area is well served with local amenities and Hotwells Primary School is only a quarter of a mile away.
In fuller detail the accommodation comprises (all measurements are approximate):
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This Victorian terraced house has a front elevation in stone with painted stone quoins and is offered to the market with no upward sales chain and in need of the completion of a renovation project, a substantial part of which has already been completed.
The property offers an open plan living room open to the dining room on the ground floor with a more recently added timber framed conservatory to the rear and a kitchen furnished with a range of modern units with built in appliances. To the first floor there are two bedrooms, the front bedroom spanning the full width of the property and with a good size bathroom to the rear. The attic has been converted to provided a further loft room more recently used as a home office.
On the outside there is a courtyard garden to the front and a larger enclosed rear garden with pedestrian access. There is no off street parking but the property is situated within a resident`s parking zone.
Oakfield Road is something of a backwater location to the west of the City Centre, close to the Floating Harbour in the Hotwells area of the City which has Clifton immediately to the north with good access to the A4 Portway and Bristol City Centre with access to the M4/M5 Motorway network at Junction 18 of the M5. Temple Meads Railway Station is approximately 1.5 miles away and the area is well served with local amenities and Hotwells Primary School is only a quarter of a mile away.
In fuller detail the accommodation comprises (all measurements are approximate):
Ground Floor -
Original panelled entrance door with glazed fan light above, staircase rising to first floor with storage beneath and cloakroom with wc. Radiator.
Sitting Room - 4.05m into bay x 3.80m (13'3" into bay x 12'5") - Double glazed bay window to front aspect, fireplace recess, corniced ceiling, open to
Dining Room - 3.40m x 3.0m (11'1" x 9'10") - Radiator, fireplace recess, double glazed door to
Conservatory - 3.50m to max reducing to 2.30m x 3.40m (11'5" to m - Timber framed double glazed conservatory with a glass roof, quarry tiled floor, double glazed French doors leading to the garden.
Kitchen - 3.30m x 3.0m to max reducing to 1.80m (10'9" x 9'1 - Quarry tiled floor. Range of fitted handle less wall and floor units in gloss white with quarry tiled work tops and surrounds. Inset one and a quarter bowl sink unit with mixer tap. Built in appliances including hob with extractor hood above, oven and microwave, washing machine, dishwasher and fridge/freezer. Ceiling mounted downlighters. Double glazed door to outside.
First Floor -
Split Level Landing - Shelved linen cupboard, open tread staircase leading to attic room.
Bedroom One - 4.0m into bay x 5.60m to max (13'1" into bay x 18' - Double glazed bay window to front aspect and further double glazed window. Attractive cast iron fireplace flanked by shelving, radiator. Built in wardrobes and shelving (included in measurements). Ceiling mounted downlighters.
Bedroom Two - 4.0m x 3.40m (13'1" x 11'1") - Double glazed window to rear aspect, attractive tiled fireplace flanked by alcoves.
Bathroom - 3.0m narrowing to 2.50m x 2.10m (9'10" narrowing t - Double glazed window to side aspect. Suite of wc, pedestal wash hand basin and bath with curved shower screen and mixer tap with shower above. Wall mounted Vaillant gas fired combination boiler.
Second Floor -
Approached by a turning staircase from the ground floor with open tread stairs and double glazed velux window.
Attic Room - 4.30m x 3.70m (14'1" x 12'1") - Sloping roof lines and double glazed velux style windows to front and rear aspects. Radiator.
Outside -
To the front of the property is a small walled garden with shrubs and bushes
Rear Garden - 10m x 4.7m (32'9" x 15'5") - Comprising a block paved patio and laid to lawn with steps leading down to a rear pedestrian access off Little Caroline Place. Outside power is provided.
Council Tax - According to the Valuation Office Agency website, cti.voa.gov.uk the present Council Tax Band for the property is D. Please note that change of ownership is a 'relevant transaction' that can lead to the review of the existing council tax banding assessment.
Tenure - The property is leasehold for a term of 1000 years from 29th September 1883 ie 860 years remaining. We understand there is a small ground rent.
Agent Note - To help you with your purchasing decision we have supplied information and links for guidance so you can satisfy yourself that the property is suitable for you.
Mobile & Broadband
https://checker.ofcom.org.uk/
Flood Risk
https://www.gov.uk/request-flooding-history
Coal Mining and Conservation Areas
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/using-coal-mining-information#coal-authority-interactive-map-viewer
Find conservation areas | Bath and North East Somerset Council (bathnes.gov.uk)
https://www.bristol.gov.uk/residents/planning-and-building-regulations/conservation-listed-buildings-and-the-historic-environment/conservation-areas
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