This “rather grand” Victorian mansion in a sought-after Bristol suburb has gone on the market for £1,650,000. The stunning five-bedroom home in Sneyd Park, Stoke Bishop, dates back to the 1880s at the earliest and “possesses a certain presence to it”, according to Leese and Nagle who are marketing the property.
According to the estate agents’ advertisement on Zoopla, the house was formerly the vicarage for St. Marys church and would have been one of the grandest mansion houses in the area. Today it forms the greater half of the original house, retaining most of its impressive period features.
Leese and Nagle said: “The fabric of the house has been immaculately maintained by the owner over many years of family ownership. Traditionally presented to an incredibly high standard, we envisage incoming buyers making changes to suit their lifestyle. The house with its sheer size offers flexibility in this respect.”
Let’s take a look inside.
PROPERTY FACTFILE
LOCATION: Sneyd Park, Stoke Bishop, Bristol
PRICE: £1,650,000
AGENT: Lees and Nagle
CONTACT: 0117 974 174 (Clifton office), 0117 962 2299 (Westbury-on-Trym office)
1. ‘This house possesses a certain presence to it’
On the market for £1,650,000 is this “rather grand” family home set in secluded grounds on one of Bristol’s premier residential roads in Sneyd Park. Let’s take a look inside.
![The property advertisement on Zoopla reads: “[The home’s] entrance, hall and stairs are reminiscent of a small stately home or national trust property and are certainly impressive with the stained-glass window drawing the eye and filling the hall with natural light.”](https://www.thestar.co.uk/jpim-static/image/2023/05/24/17/83c1709457efc2ca3a5690887b8709b9c6fecef3.jpg?crop=3:2&width=800)
2. Entrance Hall
The property advertisement on Zoopla reads: “[The home’s] entrance, hall and stairs are reminiscent of a small stately home or national trust property and are certainly impressive with the stained-glass window drawing the eye and filling the hall with natural light.”
3. Staircase
“Dating from at least the 1880’s the house was formerly the vicarage for St. Marys church and would have been one of the grandest mansion houses in the area. Today it forms the greater half of the original house and retains most of the impressive features and period detail of the original house.”
4. Sitting Room
“The dual aspect sitting room has large bay windows to its southerly and Westerly aspects. Impressive open hearth fireplace and some lovely period detail and furnishings. To give it scale the room itself is larger than many one bedroom apartments.”