3 bed semi-detached house for sale

Lockingwell Road, Keynsham, Bristol BS31

Having been subject to improvements and extensions to both the ground and top floor, this larger than typical three double bedroom semi detached home offers modern, spacious accommodation throughout and well suited to purchasers wishing to benefit from a quiet location in close proximity to Broadlands School.

Internally the accommodation is arranged over three floors with the ground floor offering a full width lounge with feature fireplace, a full width dining/family room which leads to a modern kitchen that accesses the rear garden. To the first floor, two double bedrooms and a modern family bathroom are found, while the top floor offers a further double bedroom with dormer windows to the front and rear which flood the room with light.

Externally the front of the property is mainly laid to block paving that provides ample off street parking which is accessed via a dropped kerb, while the rear has been landscaped with ease of maintenance in mind and is laid to an artificial lawn with several seating areas. The property further benefits from a versatile workshop which adjoins the rear garden.

Interior

Ground Floor

Entrance into family/dining room.

Family/Dining Room (4.8m x 3.3m (15'8" x 10'9" ))

Double glazed window to side aspect, radiator, power points, understairs storage cupboard, door leading to lounge, opening leading to kitchen.

Kitchen (3.9m x 3.3m (12'9" x 10'9" ))

To maximum points. Dual aspect double glazed windows to rear and side aspects, double glazed velux style window to roofline, obscured glazed door to side aspect leading to rear garden. Kitchen comprising range of matching wall and base units with roll top work surfaces, wash hand basin with mixer tap over, integrated low level fridge, space and gas supply for Range style oven with oversized extractor fan over, wall mounted gas combination boiler, power points, tiled splashbacks to all wet areas.

Lounge (4.8m x 3.5m (15'8" x 11'5" ))

Dual aspect double glazed windows to front and side aspects, feature gas flame effect fireplace, power points.

First Floor

Landing (3.2m x 1.6m (10'5" x 5'2" ))

To maximum points. Radiator, stairs rising to second floor, doors leading to rooms.

Bedroom One (4.9m x 2.8m (16'0" x 9'2" ))

To maximum points. Dual double glazed windows to front aspect, radiator, power points, built in wardrobe.

Bedroom Two (3.5m x 3m (11'5" x 9'10" ))

Double glazed window to rear aspect overlooking rear garden, built in storage cupboards, radiator, power points.

Bathroom (2.3m x 1.7m (7'6" x 5'6" ))

Obscured double glazed window to rear aspect, modern matching three piece suite comprising pedestal wash hand basin with mixer tap over, low level WC, panelled bath with mixer tap and dual head shower off mains supply over, heated towel rail, tiled splashbacks to all wet areas.

Second Floor

Bedroom Three (2.8m x 2.1m (9'2" x 6'10" ))

To maximum points. Restricted head height to certain aspects. Dual aspects dormer windows to front and rear aspects, radiator, power points, storage to eaves.

Exterior

Front Of Property

Low maintenance front garden mainly laid to block paving that provides off street parking and is accessed via dropped kerb, fenced boundaries, path leading to front door, gated path leading to garage/workshop, external power points.

Rear Garden

Mainly laid to artificial lawn with fenced boundaries, raised seating area, timber shed, pedestrian access to garage/workshop

Workshop (5.5m x 2.9m (18'0" x 9'6" ))

Double glazed window to rear aspect, double glazed French doors to side aspect leading to garden benefitting from power and lighting and plumbing for a washing machine.

Tenure

This property is freehold.

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