Henleaze House,
13 Harbury Road,Westbury-on-Trym
Bristol
BS9 4PN
"I’ve loved making this house my own, decorating it with colour and adding personal touches throughout. My favourite space is the open-plan kitchen and dining room, with double doors into the living room – it’s perfect for cooking while chatting to friends, but I can close the doors when I want a cosier feel.
The location has been ideal while I’ve worked in both Bristol and Bath, and I’ve loved having the green space of Magpie Bottom Nature Reserve just a 10-minute walk away."
The Home
This characterful three-bedroom home offers a really good balance of period charm, generous living space and a practical layout, extending to approximately 961 sq ft.
The ground floor centres around a particularly spacious kitchen and dining area, with plenty of room for both everyday family life and entertaining. The kitchen has a useful amount of storage and worktop space, while the generous footprint leaves plenty of room for a dining table.
A separate living room sits to the front of the house, with a lovely bay window and a character fireplace creating a natural focal point. There is a warm, homely feel throughout, with a number of original-style features adding to the property's character.
Also on the ground floor is a useful utility/laundry room, as well as a generous bathroom with a bath and separate shower. The layout is practical for modern life, with the utility space keeping laundry and household essentials neatly away from the main living areas.
Upstairs are three bedrooms, including two comfortable double bedrooms and a further bedroom that would work well as a child's room, nursery or home office. The largest bedroom sits to the front of the house and benefits from the property's attractive bay window, while the remaining rooms provide plenty of flexibility for families, guests or those needing additional workspace.
The three-bedroom layout makes this a versatile home, with the option to adapt the accommodation as your needs change.
The Outside
The property benefits from outdoor space to the rear, providing an additional area to enjoy during the warmer months and useful space for seating, planting or children's play.
Living in Kingswood
Kingswood Heights is situated in the popular suburb of Kingswood, offering a great balance of local amenities and green space. Kingswood High Street provides a range of independent shops, supermarkets, cafés and everyday conveniences. Nearby green spaces include Page Park and Troopers Hill Nature Reserve, offering scenic walks and open areas to enjoy. There are well-regarded schools in the area, making this a popular location with families. Kingswood benefits from good transport links into Bristol City Centre by bus or car, with easy access to the A4174 ring road and motorway networks for those commuting further afield.
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