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- Nestled in the sought-after Trendlewood Park area of Bristol, this charming mid-terrace house offers a wonderful opportunity for families and diy enthusiasts alike
- The bathroom, while functional, presents an opportunity for modernisation, allowing you to create a space that reflects your style
- With its great style interest and unique design features, this property is deserving of some updating to truly shine
- Priced realistically to attract early interest, this home presents a fantastic opportunity for those looking to invest in a property with potential in a desirable location
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Description
The property is a 2/3 bedroom, mid-terrace, split-level home built in the 1970s. It features a multi-paned hardwood effect UPVC entrance door, a glazed inner door, a dado rail, and a short staircase to the first floor landing. The ground floor includes a kitchen/breakfast room with a range of timber-fronted cupboards, a built-in double oven, an inset electric hob, a double drainer stainless steel sink, and a Creda electric warm air heating unit.
The garden level features an open-plan L-shaped lounge/dining room with a pine panelled ceiling, double-glazed sliding patio doors, and a Credera electric warm air heating unit. The first floor landing has a large under-eaves cupboard and a double cupboard containing a hot water cylinder. The three bedrooms have built-in wardrobes, large double-glazed picture windows, and double-glazed windows.
The bathroom is a pink-coloured suite with a panelled bath, pedestal wash basin, and splashback tiling. The separate WC is a pink-coloured WC with a wood effect seat. The exterior features a level lawn, a brick-laid hardstanding for parking, a paved patio, and a rear store with a pedestrian gate opening to the rear pedestrian walkway.
The garage is integral with an up-and-over door and an electric fuse box.