Boasting large rooms throughout and retained period features Conygre Road has been a much loved family home during the sellers tenure and comes to the market for the first time in over 20 years. You enter into a welcoming hallway which accesses all ground floor rooms, with the living area located on your first left. The living room features dado rails and a rounded bay window allowing for plenty of natural light. Continuing through the ground floor you find the formal dining area, where double doors lead to the conservatory.

As a result of the properties North facing position the conservatory remains an adequate temperature during the main summer months meaning it can be utilised frequently. Adjacent to the dining room is the extended kitchen which offers a second exit to the garden. The modern kitchen offers a range of storage cupboards and worktop surfaces, as well as enough space for a breakfast area. Underneath the staircase there are multiple storage cupboards, both of a good size.

Moving to the first floor there are three well-proportioned bedrooms and a family bathroom. Bedroom one looks out on to the driveway and is the largest room. The room also benefits from a rounded bay window and an abundance of integrated storage. Bedroom two is of a similar size to bedroom one and has a pleasant outlook on to the garden, and also benefits from integrated storage. A smaller third bedroom and three piece family bathroom suite completes the internal accommodation.

A driveway is located to the front which can comfortably occupy multiple vehicles. Side access is available along the right hand side of the property leading to the stunning rear garden. The attractive garden contrasts a lawn area with laid patio, as well as a variety of shrubbery and flowers. A garage located at the bottom of the garden completes the external space. A smaller third bedroom and three piece bathroom suite complete the internal accommodation.

Conygre Road is a residential road in the heart of Filton and the home is comfortably set back from the road. The area is made up of mostly 1930's style properties, which are extremely popular with families looking to move to the area. The property offers easy access to major employers such as Southmead hospital, Airbus and the MoD, whilst being just a 5 minute drive away from Cribbs Causeway with its many shops and restaurants. This side of Bristol also offers residents access to the countryside of South Gloucestershire as well as the M4 and M5 motorways.

Freehold. Council Tax Band C.