£365,000
(£429/sq. ft)
2 bed end terrace house for saleHighworth Road, St Annes BS4
2 beds
2 baths
1 reception
850 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Chain free
Freehold
About this property
No chain
Two double bedrooms
Upstairs bathroom and downstairs WC
Private garden
Bay window
"I absolutely loved how open and airy the kitchen and dining area felt - it made having friends and family over so much fun and super connected. In winter, nothing beat lighting up the wood burner and getting that warm, cosy vibe going."
The Home
A spacious two-bedroom Victorian end-of-terrace, located on Highworth Road in St Annes. Upon entering, you are welcomed by tiled flooring that continues through the hallway. From here, you’ll find an open-plan kitchen and dining area. The kitchen features a recently updated worktop and a half wall which subtly divides the room.
The dining area offers ample space for a large dining table and benefits from double patio doors that open onto the garden. Behind the kitchen is a downstairs WC and a useful utility area, suitable for a freestanding washing machine. At the front of the property is a bright and spacious living room, complete with floorboards, a bay window, and a cosy log burner.
Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms. The master bedroom overlooks the front of the house, while the second bedroom, with a built-in cupboard, faces the rear garden. Adjacent is the main bathroom, which includes both a separate bath and shower.
The Outside
The private, south-facing garden is mostly laid to lawn, with a paved seating area at the rear and a handy shed positioned alongside.
Living in St Anne’s Park
This sought-after area is popular for its riverside walks, open green spaces, and woodland. Local favourites such as The Langton pub, Lost and Grounded taproom, and Catleys Bakery are all within easy walking distance. Sandy Park Road is also nearby, offering a range of independent spots including The Deli @ Sandy Park, Grounded, and Kin.
The home provides convenient access to some of Bristol’s best green spaces, including St Anne’s Park, Nightingale Valley, and scenic trails along the River Avon - perfect for runners and dog walkers.
For commuters, the location is excellent - just a short distance from Bristol City Centre and a 10-minute cycle to Bristol Temple Meads station. Families will also appreciate the proximity to highly regarded local schools, including Holymead Primary and St Anne’s Primary.
The Home
A spacious two-bedroom Victorian end-of-terrace, located on Highworth Road in St Annes. Upon entering, you are welcomed by tiled flooring that continues through the hallway. From here, you’ll find an open-plan kitchen and dining area. The kitchen features a recently updated worktop and a half wall which subtly divides the room.
The dining area offers ample space for a large dining table and benefits from double patio doors that open onto the garden. Behind the kitchen is a downstairs WC and a useful utility area, suitable for a freestanding washing machine. At the front of the property is a bright and spacious living room, complete with floorboards, a bay window, and a cosy log burner.
Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms. The master bedroom overlooks the front of the house, while the second bedroom, with a built-in cupboard, faces the rear garden. Adjacent is the main bathroom, which includes both a separate bath and shower.
The Outside
The private, south-facing garden is mostly laid to lawn, with a paved seating area at the rear and a handy shed positioned alongside.
Living in St Anne’s Park
This sought-after area is popular for its riverside walks, open green spaces, and woodland. Local favourites such as The Langton pub, Lost and Grounded taproom, and Catleys Bakery are all within easy walking distance. Sandy Park Road is also nearby, offering a range of independent spots including The Deli @ Sandy Park, Grounded, and Kin.
The home provides convenient access to some of Bristol’s best green spaces, including St Anne’s Park, Nightingale Valley, and scenic trails along the River Avon - perfect for runners and dog walkers.
For commuters, the location is excellent - just a short distance from Bristol City Centre and a 10-minute cycle to Bristol Temple Meads station. Families will also appreciate the proximity to highly regarded local schools, including Holymead Primary and St Anne’s Primary.
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