Avon Grove is a rare and remarkable Modernist home in Bristol, designed by Mark Hartland Thomas in 1934-35. The three-storey detached house is situated on the cliff tops of Sneyd Park, offering breathtaking views of the Avon Gorge and Clifton Suspension Bridge. The property features a double-height reception room, original oak shelving and cupboards, and a galleried landing. The kitchen overlooks the front lawn and driveway, and there is also a downstairs WC and integral double garage. The four upstairs bedrooms, family bathroom, and separate WC lead to a spacious principal suite with private dressing room and en-suite shower room. The sun studio at the top of the house enjoys triple-aspect glazing and opens onto the rooftop with ten solar panels. The property's exterior features a beautifully paved south-facing terrace, tiered garden levels, and a peaceful wooded setting. Located in the prestigious Sneyd Park area, Avon Grove is just moments from the Avon Gorge, The Downs, and Clifton Village, with easy access to Bristol city centre, motorway network, and railway station.