- Bay Fronted Two-Bedroom Detached Cottage Bungalow
- Own Drive With Parking for Several Cars
- 0.7 Mile From The Train Station
- Just Opposite Admirals Park With Foot and Cycle Paths To Neighbouring Villages and Town Centre
- Recently Decorated Accommodation Giving a Modern Feel to Accompany The Quaint Cottage Features
- Latch and Brace Internal Doors and Brick-Built Fireplace In The Main Living Room
- Recently Installed UPVC Double Glazed Windows and Doors
- Gas Combi Boiler
- Unique Proposition
Whether you're just starting out and need a detached home to make a bit of noise in, whilst also being a walk from the town, or you're at the stage of wanting something smaller. This unique bay fronted two-bedroom detached cottage bungalow will serve you well.
As mentioned, this property is convenient for many lifestyle needs. Firstly, it sits just .7 of a mile from the train station, an estimated 14 minute walk where along the way you have a whole host of amenities to hand that are essential for everyday living.
If fitness and open spaces is of interest for the weekends, you be pleased know there is a choice of local Gyms on hand, however, with this home being just opposite at Admirals Park, you also have a succession of foot and cycle paths taking you to neighbouring villages and the town centre.
Beyond the town, the cycle path continues for a while before changing to a tow path along the river Chelmer, this continues to Paper Mill Lock in Little Baddow and for those more adventurous, eventually reaches the Jolly Sailor pub in Heybridge basin – a well earnt destination!
As you will see from the photos, this home has its own driveway, comfortably giving you parking for three cars.
Inside, the recently decorated accommodation giving a modern feel to accompany the quaint cottage features which include latch and brace internal doors and brick-built fireplace in the main living room. In addition, you have a kitchen that joins the living room, two bedrooms and a bathroom which is positioned just off an inner hallway.
With such a long driveway, the rear garden is shallow and just provides space for a small patio and lawn. If a larger garden area to tend was required, by installing a gate at the front a section of the front driveway could be utilised.
Additional points of interest include recently installed UPVC double glazed windows and doors and gas radiator heating with a Combi boiler.
ACCOMMOADTION AS FOLLOWS..
LIVING ROOM 5.13m x 3.07m (16'10 x 11'1)
This living space with its Bay window and additional window and entrance door, gives you space for sofa and dining table while a brick built fireplace gives the room a lovely traditional focal point where a log burner could potentially be installed.
Latch and brace doors lead to an inner hall area with the second bedroom and bathroom, bedroom one and the kitchen.
KITCHEN 2.85m x 1.86m (9'4 x 6'1)
Positioned at the rear of the bungalow, this kitchen has a window and door opening onto the garden. A simple range of wood effect units with worktops are fitted to each side and incorporate a stainless-steel sink unit with mixer taps, a built-in electric oven and gas hob with cooker hood plus there are spaces for a washing machine and small fridge freezer.
BEDROOM ONE 3.53m into bay x 2.85m (11'7 x 9'4)
This again has a bay window, a built-in double wardrobe and an access point to the loft.
BEDROOM TWO 2.85m x 1.86m (9'4 x 6'1)
As you can tell from the measurement this second bedroom is quite a decent size and is currently used as a home office with built-in library storage.
BATHROOM
This bathroom with a rear window, has wood style flooring and a fitted with a white suite which consists of a push button wc, a pedestal wash basin and a panel enclosed bath with glass shower screen, mixer taps and a shower attachment.
OUTSIDE
FRONT
The property sits well back from the road and boasts a good-sized gravel drive providing parking for several cars and of course the opportunity to have an electric car charger point.
There is also the potential to install a gate halfway up the drive, this would give added security and segregation to create an enclosed drive and garden area.
REAR GARDEN
The rear garden area is a shallow space currently accommodating a paved seating area and a lawn with an external storage unit.
Council Tax
Chelmsford Council, Band C
Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
Chelmsford has a long and interesting history starting in the pre-historic period (widespread 8,000 BC flint tools evidence), although it was the Roman period when the first proper roots were laid down in AD61, as it was a fortified staging post on the London (30 miles) to Colchester (22 miles) Road - the modern A12, situated at the meeting of the rivers Can and Chelmer where they were crossed by the old Roman Road.
It developed further as a medieval market town when in 1199 King John granted a Royal Charter for Chelmsford to hold a market (still here 800+ years later), eventually becoming the County Town and centre of local administration in 1218 and a City in 2012.
Industry has always flourished here as in the early days, materials were bought in by water from the sea at Heybridge along the ‘Navigation', the Canalisation of the rivers Chelmer and Blackwater in 1797 - now a largely unspoilt part of rural Essex with a footpath along its full length and beautifully maintained. Summer sees many a narrowboat, river craft or canoe cruising along it, with Papermill Lock a lovely place to visit halfway along the Canal.
The main part of Chelmsford is the merging of 21 parishes (Moulsham, Springfield and the surrounding villages like Danbury and Writtle, etc) to form one continuous developed area.
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