Semi detached Victorian Property with Garden

An extended Victorian semi detached property. There are 3 bedrooms all with double beds and a large loft space with a spare bed, but can accommodate at least a double air mattress. The house is certainly big enough to fit a family of 5.

There is a large lounge with a smart TV, PS5 and a full sized table tennis table. There is also a downstairs WC and a kitchen dinner with a seating area and included these amenities: oven, microwave, fridge freezer, washer and dryer.

Upstairs there is a large family bathroom - it is in need of decoration, but is fully functional with a shower and roll top bath.

The first floor comprises this bathroom, 2 double bedrooms and a study, which could be used an office.

On the second floor is a large double bedroom and a loft space with a table football table.

Outside is a shed with 4 bikes that can be used, but please lock them up and keep the shed secure. There is a garden with goals for children to play football/games.

About the location

Portishead is a historic coastal town in North Somerset, England, known for its marina, scenic views, and vibrant community.

Location and Overview
Portishead is situated on the Severn Estuary, opposite Cardiff and Newport in Wales, approximately 8 miles west of Bristol and 110 miles west of London, with a population of around 27000. Nestled in the Gordano Valley, the town is flanked by wooded hills on one side and the coast on the other, offering stunning views across the Bristol Channel.

History
Originally a fishing and deep-water port, Portishead expanded rapidly in the 19th century as a royal manor with supporting docks and transport infrastructure. In the 20th century, a power station and chemical works were added, but the industrial facilities have since closed and been redeveloped into residential areas and a modern marina. The town`s name derives from the "port at the head of the river" .

Attractions and Community
Portishead offers a mix of historic charm and modern amenities. Key attractions include:

Portishead Marina, a 250-berth marina with quayside walks, restaurants, and shops.
Seafront Lake Grounds, featuring a boating lake, cricket green, and open-air swimming pool.
Coastal and woodland walks, nature reserves, and art trails.
Victorian High Street with independent shops, cafés, and retail parks visitportishead.net
The town is also home to the Portishead Lifeboat Station, run by RNLI volunteers, serving the Severn Estuary and inland waterways. Portishead hosts a variety of events, including a well-known Christmas lights display, and is expected to reconnect to Bristol via the Portishead to Bristol Railway line in 2028.

It is conveniently located 10 minutes off the M5 motorway which is the main route to Devon and Cornwall. A short trip across the Severn will take you to Wales, where you can visit the capital Cardiff or venture to the Welsh coast or mountains. There are several railway stations nearby where you can access the South West and London.

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