4 Bedroom Terreced House to Rent

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The property offers four large double bedrooms, each providing excellent space for bedroom furniture and home working if required. Large bay windows to the front flood the house with natural light, creating a bright and airy feel throughout. The layout is ideal for shared living, with separate kitchen, dining room and lounge areas, allowing plenty of space for both relaxing and socialising. The modern fitted kitchen comes complete with brand new appliances and offers ample storage and worktop space. The separate dining area is perfect for group meals or entertaining, while the comfortable lounge provides a welcoming communal space. The property further benefits from two recently refurbished shower rooms, finished to a modern standard, helping to reduce the morning rush for sharers. To the rear, a private courtyard provides valuable outdoor space and leads directly to the parking area behind the property, a rare and convenient feature for this central location. Situated on Gloucester Road, residents are surrounded by an exceptional range of amenities right on the doorstep. The area is renowned for its independent shops, supermarkets, cafes, bars and restaurants, offering everything from artisan coffee and street food to well-established pubs and late-night venues. Gloucester Road has a lively and sociable atmosphere while still retaining a strong community feel, making it one of Bristol’s most desirable places to live. The property benefits from excellent public transport links, with regular bus services providing easy access to Bristol city centre, Southmead Hospital and surrounding areas. Southmead Hospital is just a short bus journey away, making this an ideal location for doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals. Bristol itself is a thriving and diverse city with a strong business presence, home to major employers including Rolls-Royce and the MOD. The city is well known for its cultural scene, outstanding food and drink offerings, and iconic landmarks such as Brunel’s Clifton Suspension Bridge and the SS Great Britain. The annual Bristol International Balloon Fiesta at Ashton Court is a highlight of the city’s calendar, attracting visitors from around the world. For shopping and leisure, Cabot Circus in the city centre offers a wide range of shops, restaurants and a cinema, while Cribbs Causeway, located just off Junction 17 of the M5, provides extensive retail and entertainment facilities. Transport links are excellent, with the M5 accessible via Gordano or Avonmouth, mainline rail services to London Paddington available from Bristol Temple Meads, and Bristol International Airport offering regular domestic and international flights.Council tax band: C, EPC rating: D