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From house-selling asset to annexe site: garage space takes two paths in Somerset and Bristol

A Congresbury house with a garage is on the market while Bristol City Council considers demolishing one to build an annexe for a dependant relative.

The North Somerset Times reported that a three-bedroom riverside house in Congresbury, with gardens and a garage, has been listed for £640,000 [1]. Separately, Bristol City Council published an application to demolish a garage at 18 Spring Gardens, Bristol BS4, and construct a single-storey annexe for a dependant relative [2]. Together, the two items show garage space in the area being marketed as a feature of a family home and proposed as the site for an annexe.

Sources

  1. North Somerset Times: Three-bedroom riverside house in Congresbury listed for £640,000
  2. Bristol City Council planning applications weekly list: Demolish garage and construct single storey annexe for dependant relative.

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