Owning their own home is something a lot of people dream of but with the current economic climate and the prices of houses these days, that dream often seems far away from becoming a reality. But what if you became a millionaire tomorrow? That would definitely change the reality of that dream.
And there would be plenty of places to choose from, from period apartments to modern family homes, there is pretty much something for everyone. But one things for sure these properties aren’t your normal run of the mill properties, they all offer ample space and scope to be changed to suit the new owner’s tastes.
Here is a list of just some of the houses with price tags starting at £1 million that you could potentially afford if you become a millionaire overnight.
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Winstones Road, Barrow Gurney, Bristol, BS48
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This six-bedroom town house could be the perfect home for a large family who love a more contemporary property. With an asking price of £1.2 million, the property is arranged over three floors the house has a total of 6 bedrooms, 3 reception rooms, 4 bathrooms and a double garage.
On the ground floor there is a large open plan kitchen and dining room which opens out onto the decent sized back garden which features a small patch of grass and a patio with decking. Back inside the final rooms on the ground floor are the light sitting room, a cosy snug and a small downstairs toilet.
The further two floors feature the bedrooms and the bathrooms, with four bedrooms on the first floor, one of which is en suite while the other bathroom is the family bathroom. And on the second floor there are the final two bedrooms, both large in size and each having their own en suite bathroom.
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The Promenade, Clifton, Bristol, BS8
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If you’re more into apartment living then this next property might be for you. This three-bedroom apartment on the Promenade in Clifton costs £1.35 million and has some great period features including the high ceilings you would expect to see in period properties from the Georgian era.
Inside the apartment there are the three bedrooms, all varying in size along with three bathrooms/toilets, a dressing room, kitchen and the sitting room.As this is an older building, the layout isn’t open plan but has been modernised by previous owners. And one cool feature that prospective buyers will love is the addition of a small bar room perfect for mixing cocktails for friends and guests.
If you love the sound of this then click here to find out more.
Manor Road, Abbots Leigh, Bristol, BS8
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While not quite as grand as the previous two properties, this next house has some stunning views that will definitely make it endearing to prospective buyers. Costing £1.1 million, this semi-detached four bedroom located in a village setting comes with a large garden which stretches out nearly 40m beyond the house and overlooks farmland.
Inside the house, the ground floor consists of two reception rooms, one much larger than the other and features a gorgeous fire, and the rustic kitchen - perfect for this rural property. Upstairs, there is the family bathroom and the four bedrooms which are well sized with the master bedroom having its own en suite.
So if you love a rural location then click here to find out more.
Falcondale Road, Westbury-on-Trym
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The final property on our list is a beautiful five-bedroom detached property in Westbury-on-Trym which costs £1 million. Arranged over three floors this property offers not just five bedrooms but also two separate sitting rooms, a dining room, a kitchen with breakfast room attached, a utility room, three bathrooms and a large garage.
While the property has a slightly dated look on the inside that is easy to change with a lick of paint or two. Easily the best area in the house is the second floor which is up in the eaves of the house. The space has been well converted to provide the house with its fifth bedroom and it has ample light despite its location among the rafters. Also hidden up there is a modern bathroom and walk-in wardrobe.
If you love a three storey property that needs a little modernisation then click here to find out more.
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