49 properties for sale in Stoke Bishop Bristol

SUMMARYSituated in the highly sought-after South Dene, BS9 2BN, this beautifully presented three-bedroom home occupies a desirable corner plot, directly opposite a spacious green area, offering an attractive open outlook and a real sense of space.DESCRIPTIONSituated in the highly sought-after South Dene, BS9 2BN, this beautifully presented three-bedroom home occupies a desirable corner plot, directly opposite a spacious green area, offering an attractive open outlook and a real sense of space.The property has been thoughtfully modernised throughout, boasting high-quality fixtures and fittings that create a stylish and contemporary living environment. The accommodation is both practical and well-proportioned, ideal for families and professionals alike.To the ground floor, the home offers a welcoming living space, complemented by a stunning conservatory/sun room to the rear, providing an additional versatile reception area that enjoys plenty of natural light and a pleasant outlook over t

102A Ridley Road is a charming family situated just to the west of Parrys Lane and central to much of what makes Stoke Bishop so desirable. Accessed from the road the house features a paved driveway with ample off-street parking. A partially glazed front door opens into an entrance hall with a high-quality, stripped floor and stairs leading up to the first floor. To the left of the entrance hall is a fantastic fully wraparound, open-plan family space that spans the full depth and, to the rear, full width of the property. The front includes a large, light bay window and a feature bioethanol fireplace with a stone surround. This room flows down to the rear, which has glazed sliding doors to the garden and ample room for both casual seating and formal dining. The room connects to a large, open-plan family kitchen featuring fully glazed bi-folding doors that also open onto the garden. The kitchen is well-appointed with a generous peninsula island with a breakfast bar, extensive floor and w

Set discreetly within a wonderfully mature and exceptionally secure plot, 2 Avon Way is a substantial 1930s detached family residence that has remained within the same family for many years. Offering approximately 2,805 sq ft of remarkably flexible accommodation arranged over three levels, the property retains a wealth of character and presents an exciting opportunity for a new owner to modernise and personalise a significant family home in one of Stoke Bishop’s most desirable settings. The attractive façade immediately reflects the character of the period, with its prominent two-storey bay window, tiled roof, timber detailing and decorative glazing, while mature planting provides an appealing approach to the house. A particular feature is the exceptional degree of privacy and security. Double vehicular gates open onto the driveway, providing extensive off-street parking and access to the detached double garage, while a separate pedestrian gate provides access to the house. Mature tree

A first floor, lift-accessible, flat, that offers a bigger living room and a larger bedroom than most one-bedroom flats of this kind (ie those that are designed specifically for the over 55's), plus a separate kitchen (keeps the cooking smells at bay) and tremendous southerly views over the attractive walled garden and, in the wintertime when the leaves have fallen, the Downs beyond. Part of a grand converted house that was once the home of the Chancellor of Bristol University, the building includes a laundry and a residents' lounge, and the flat has an allocated gated parking space. Council Tax Band: Band C (£2412.17 per annum 2026/27). (Bristol City Council) Tenure: Leasehold (61 years) Service Charge: £506.22 per month (reviewed every 1 years)

We have loved the openness and light where the kitchen spills out to the garden. It's been so perfect for summer BBQ's and sitting out on the decking listening to the birds gathering on the oak tree. We have really enjoyed having so many beautiful walks on our doorstep whilst also being able to hop on the train or cycle along the river into town.The homeA colourful and inviting three bedroom terraced home on a quiet cul-de-sac in Stoke Bishop, featuring a kitchen/dining area and pleasant views. Entrance is into a generous hallway, with the living room on your right. The room boasts a green feature wall, large window maximising the natural light and brick fireplace. Heading back through the hallway, you find the focal point of the home, the kitchen/dining room. The kitchen is contemporary in design, and is very functional, including in built appliances and plenty of cupboard space. At the end of the room is a dining area and elegant bi-folding doors opening to the garden. Heading to the

Nestled into an extremely secluded plot of one third of an acre at the end of a private drive within the view of St. Mary Magdalene church spire this spacious five bedroom detached home offers comfortable family living in this most prestigious and desirable location. Built in the late 1960s the house has been sympathetically extended and improved over the years and provides excellent and adaptable family orientated living spaces arranged over two floors. Mariners Drive is arguably one of the most desirable suburban residential addresses in Bristol. Characterized by large individual designed detached houses set in generous tree lined plots offering privacy, seclusion and yet convenient access to a host of local amenities, schools and access into the city. At 2,848 sq.ft. (including garage) the house is already generously proportioned and well maintained yet still offers if desired scope for further enhancement. A quick local assessment will demonstrate a lot of homes of this era have re

A substantial five-bedroom 1920s semi-detached family home with a superb west-facing garden set within a quiet cul-de-sac, in a popular and well-established residential setting. Offering a rare combination of traditional character, excellent family accommodation and thoughtful modern improvements, the property has been carefully enhanced by the current owners while retaining the sense of space and proportions associated with homes of this era. Summary The accommodation is particularly well suited to family life, with four generous bedrooms arranged across the first floor and a further double bedroom, ensuite and home office created within a professionally completed loft conversion in 2023.At the heart of the home is a fabulous open-plan kitchen, dining and additional sitting space. The kitchen was extended by a previous owner and subsequently opened through longitudinally by the current owners in 2021, with the appropriate sign-off in place. The result is a wonderful sociable space wit

A wonderfully bright 1970s detached home, rich in space and brimming with opportunity to transform Description Constructed circa 1974 by the renowned Bristol builders VOKES, this detached family home enjoys a wonderfully bright and airy feel throughout. Generous picture windows to both the front and rear elevations allow for excellent solar gain, while mature hedgerows and established trees provide a pleasing sense of privacy from the road. Built in a Bradstone finish beneath a pitched and tiled roof, the house offers well-balanced two-storey accommodation. The drawing room is bathed in natural light and provides an inviting principal living space, while the adjoining dining room flows seamlessly into the fitted kitchen breakfast room — an arrangement that lends itself perfectly to future re-configuration or modernisation, subject to the necessary consents. Upstairs, four well-proportioned bedrooms are served by a family bathroom, with clear enhancement prospects for those wishing to u

Built in Circa 1910 this beautiful Edwardian coach house was designed by notable Bristol Architect W. H. Watkins, and occupies a generous plot on the extremely desirable and quiet Druid Stoke Avenue, one of Bristol’s finest residential locations. The three/four bedroomed accommodation is presented superbly, boasting comfortable proportions, wonderful level gardens, parking, and the potential to extend (subject to obtaining the necessary consents) Summary Of Accommodation. The well appointed accommodation is arranged over two floors, and currently comprises of a Kitchen Breakfast Room opening onto a landscaped East facing garden allowing the perfect opportunity for al-fresco living, a separate dining room/bedroom 4, a duel aspect sitting room with patio doors opening onto a West facing sun terrace that is ideal for evening entertaining with lawned garden beyond. There is a utility room, and downstairs cloakroom as well as the welcoming entrance hallway. Upstairs there are three double b

Built in Circa 1910 this beautiful Edwardian coach house was designed by notable Bristol Architect W.H. Watkins, and occupies a generous plot on the extremely desirable and quiet Druid Stoke Avenue, one of Bristol s finest residential locations. The three/four bedroomed accommodation is presented superbly, boasting comfortable proportions, wonderful level gardens, parking, and the potential to extend (subject to obtaining the necessary consents.) Summary Of Accommodation The well appointed accommodation is arranged over two floors, and currently comprises of a Kitchen Breakfast Room opening onto a landscaped East facing garden allowing the perfect opportunity for al-fresco living, a separate dining room/bedroom 4, a duel aspect sitting room with patio doors opening onto a West facing sun terrace that is ideal for evening entertaining with lawned garden beyond. There is a utility room, and downstairs cloakroom as well as the welcoming entrance hallway. Upstairs there are three double be

Occupying a wonderful position tucked away in a corner of the development and overlooking the generous green space of the arboretum, this is far from your average modern home. Sympathetically extended to create a harmonious blend of space, style and practicality, the property offers beautifully balanced accommodation ideally suited to modern family living. It arguably occupies one of the most desirable plots on the Clifton High Grove development. Situated on the borders of Stoke Bishop and Westbury-on-Trym, Clifton High Grove is an attractive development of substantial detached houses set around a protected arboretum. The location offers easy access to a wealth of local amenities, with both Stoke Bishop and Stoke Lane shops, along with Stoke Bishop and Elmlea schools, all within walking distance. Combining the convenience of a popular residential location with a peaceful, almost countryside feel, the setting is particularly appealing. The house offers generously proportioned accommodat

Set on popular Coombe Lane on the outside edge of the Trym Valley conservation area this attractive Victorian era cottage offers comfortable accommodation arranged over three floors. With garage, off street parking and a good size south west facing garden it is an attractive proposition. Offered for sale with no onward chain. The cottage is attractively presented and retains much of its cozy cottage appeal. Set back from the road the rendered elevations are set under a traditional tiled roof with decorative gable end set above the main bedroom window. The front garden is brick paved and provides off street parking for two cars. A front door sits within a porch to the side of the house with further door to the rear garden. The main hall runs the width of the house with stairs rising to the upper floor. To the front is a lovely sitting room with bay window, feature fireplace incorporating a wood burner with fitted shelves to the sides of the chimney breast. To the rear is a sun filled re

Tastefully updated by the current owners over the past few years the house is larger than many of this style resulting in spacious rooms and combines some lovely retained features with modern, contemporary living spaces ideally designed for comfortable living. Positioned in the heart of Stoke Bishop village in an elevated position with sunny rear garden and off street parking the house is within walking distance of shops, schools and civic amenities like the village hall. A desirable and convenient place to live in this highly sought after suburb. The front of the house is classic 1930s style brick and rendered elevations, double height bay windows, storm porch and a pitched tiled roof replaced in 2024. The original period front door opens into a welcoming hall which again has the original polished oak flooring. A dog-leg staircase rises to the first floor past two magnificent original stained and leaded glazed windows to the side aspect. A downstairs loo is positioned under the stairs

102A Ridley Road is a charming family situated just to the west of Parrys Lane and central to much of what makes Stoke Bishop so desirable. Accessed from the road the house features a paved driveway with ample off-street parking. A partially glazed front door opens into an entrance hall with a high-quality, stripped floor and stairs leading up to the first floor.To the left of the entrance hall is a fantastic fully wraparound, open-plan family space that spans the full depth and, to the rear, full width of the property. The front includes a large, light bay window and a feature bioethanol fireplace with a stone surround. This room flows down to the rear, which has glazed sliding doors to the garden and ample room for both casual seating and formal dining.The room connects to a large, open-plan family kitchen featuring fully glazed bi-folding doors that also open onto the garden. The kitchen is well-appointed with a generous peninsula island with a breakfast bar, extensive floor and wal

A distinctive, individually designed detached home nestled in a secluded position at the lower end of Coombe Lane with a superb degree of privacy that is being offered for sale with no onward chain. This striking four bedroom, two storey house is approached via its own gated private gravel driveway on the cusp of Canford Lane. Built approx. 12 years ago by respected local developers, it was conceived with a clear emphasis on contemporary design, generous proportions and the practicalities of modern family life with low maintenance and energy efficient credentials. The house sits within its attractive wraparound gardens, with lawn, terraces and established planting creating a feeling of seclusion unusual for a property so well connected to the nearby amenities of Stoke Bishop and Westbury-on-Trym. Once inside, the spacious layout, extending to approx. 1,778 sq. Ft, is arranged around a dramatic, light-filled central hallway, from which the principal rooms unfold. To the front, the immac

A substantial five-bedroom 1920s semi-detached family home with a superb west-facing garden set within a quiet cul-de-sac, in a popular and well-established residential setting. Offering a rare combination of traditional character, excellent family accommodation and thoughtful modern improvements, the property has been carefully enhanced by the current owners while retaining the sense of space and proportions associated with homes of this era. Summary. The accommodation is particularly well suited to family life, with four generous bedrooms arranged across the first floor and a further double bedroom, ensuite and home office created within a professionally completed loft conversion in 2023. At the heart of the home is a fabulous open-plan kitchen, dining and additional sitting space. The kitchen was extended by a previous owner and subsequently opened through longitudinally by the current owners in 2021, with the appropriate sign-off in place. The result is a wonderful sociable space w

Offered to the market with no onward chain.This family home is set back from the road with off street parking enjoying a generous size plot.Needing some cosmetic updating, this home is ready to put your own mark on.The property is arranged over two floors and provides bright and well-proportioned accommodation throughout. On the ground floor, entrance hall leads to a spacious living room with a pleasant outlook over the rear garden, the open plan kitchen/ dining room is ideal for both everyday family life and entertaining.Upstairs, there are three good-sized bedrooms, all served by the family bathroom. The layout makes the most of the available space, whilst in need of some cosmetic updatingExternally, the property benefits from a good size lawned rear garden, perfect to enjoy the summer months. Also benefits from an outside storage shed and WC. Agents note:House was originally PCR (precast reinforced concrete) and rebuilt with brick in 1997 by KennetConstruction.Semi-detached property

Set back from the road behind a gated brick-paved driveway, this substantial three-bedroom detached home occupies a generous plot in the heart of Stoke Bishop. Offering excellent proportions throughout, a private rear garden, and versatile outbuildings, the property is presented to the market with no onward chain. A porch opens into a wide, welcoming hallway featuring original stained-glass leaded windows and a central staircase rising to the first floor. Light fills the space via a side aspect window, and doors lead to all principal ground floor rooms. To the front of the property is a generous living room with bay window and feature fireplace, which flows into an elegant formal dining room with a second fireplace and sliding patio doors opening onto the rear garden. The traditional kitchen offers a range of built-in storage and integrated appliances, along with garden views. A side door provides access to a fully enclosed carport, which is tiled throughout and includes lighting, powe

The property is approached via double wrought iron gates opening onto a generous driveway, providing off-street parking for several vehicles and access to the integral garage. The front garden is predominantly laid to lawn, bordered by mature trees, shrubs and planting, creating an attractive and private approach. The house is set well back from the quiet road. An elegant storm porch with tiled flooring, exposed brick pillars and external light. Double doors lead into the tiled entrance porch, where a solid timber front door with glazed inset opens into the welcoming central hallway. The entrance hall immediately showcases the homes period charm, featuring original-style oak wooden flooring, decorative ceiling detailing, plate rack, oak panelling and a staircase rising to the first floor. Doors lead to the principal ground floor accommodation. There are two generous reception rooms. Positioned to the front, the formal dining room enjoys a striking triple-aspect bay window and side wind