Laid out over four storeys and so giving plenty of flexibility in terms of how to use the space, starting on the lower ground floor and the main living space, the kitchen/diner which occupies the entire floor. The kitchen rea as e cc, for the essential appliances including a range cooker and fridge/freezer while the other end of the room has plenty of space for a good sized dining table, a sofa and a play space for little ones. Parquet flooring running throughout the space helps tie everything together, as well as a bringing some charm!

The entry level has the living room at the front which features a log burner and storage built into the alcoves, and the main bathroom for the house which has plenty of space. There is a roll-top bathtub and a separate shower cubicle as well as a cupboard which has plumbing for the machine.

The first floor has the first two bedrooms, both of which are doubles and a WC. The rear bedroom has built in wardrobes space in the gap left over when the WC was added, as well as a view toward Victoria Park and the city centre over the trainline into Temple Meads while the other bedroom, originally the primary bedroom for the house, spans the width of the front of the house.

Upstairs again is the loft conversion which enjoys the best view in the house! A good sized bedroom, there is plenty of space for a large bed, wardrobes and other bedroom furniture for those wanting to make this their main bedroom space, as well as plenty of eaves storage. A wall of glass at the back allows for maximum enjoyment of the view, the desk space gives a tranquil spot to work from.

The rear garden has made the most of the space on offer. There is a good sized decked seating area at the level of the back door, perfect for enjoying the sunshine that comes across Victoria Park. Steps down to the second section - there is a hatch that can be closed to maximise space on the deck - you find a real oasis for plant life! There is also a shed under the deck which is currently used as a workshop but is perfect for storing bikes and garden furniture.

St Luke's Crescent is on the edge of Totterdown, close to its independent cafés, pubs and shops and close to one of south Bristol's most popular green spaces, Victoria Park, which is less than 100 meters from the front door. There is great access to the city centre with Temple Meads train station only 0.7 miles away on foot while Wapping Wharf is 1 mile away and Victoria Park just through the back gate and over the road.

Perfect for those wanting space, flexibility and a view that its difficult to get tired of!

This property is freehold, the EPC rating is TBC and the council tax band is B.