- Extended Bungalow With Fantastic Open Plan Living Space
- Refurbished Interior With Neutral Decor and Brand New Fittings Throughout
- 0.3 Miles from Shops and 0.1 Mile From Frequent Bus Route Into the City Centre
- Three Bedrooms and White Bathroom Suite
- Gas Radiator Heating With Combi Boiler
- Entrance Porch and Reception Hall
- Wide Frontage With Brick Paved Drive and Shrub Beds
- No Onward Chain
- Viewing Advised
Extensive improvements have given this three bedroom bungalow over 1000sqft of living accommodation that manages to perfectly combine the intimacy of cosy rooms with the convenience of an open plan kitchen/entertainment space.
Being an older property high ceilings feature throughout with the main newly carpeted hallway giving access to each of the neutrally decorated rooms. Two of the three bedrooms are generous doubles and the last is a good size single. Having been refurbished, the bathroom is another stylishly finished space with well chosen tiling and a complimentary white suite.
It is however the rear kitchen/living space, often associated with larger family homes, that sets this bungalow apart from others that you will find on the open market.
This exceptionally generous living space with inset downlighters and 6 glass panels onto the garden will give you all the entertainment space you need. Plus, with brand-new kitchen cabinets, integrated appliances and a walk in pantry/utility room, you will have everything you need to hand.
Enjoying a wide plot with a brick paved drive for several cars, this property sits within the parish of Broomfield, a popular area to the North of Chelmsford with a parade of shops just 0.3 miles away and the bus stops to the City are just a 1 minute walk away.
All in all, this is a home that could cater for your lifestyle demands as family dynamics evolve.
ACCOMODATION AS FOLLOWS...
PORCH
The UPVC porch with double glazed panels gives you a handy area for dirty shoes and parcel deliveries while also providing shelter from the elements at your front door and of course added security.
ENTRANCE HALL
Having been fully refurbished, the hallway is now a lovely light space with neutral walls and new carpets under foot, there is a built-in store cupboard, an access point to the loft and original wood panel doors to each of the rooms.
BEDROOM ONE 4.99m x 3.42m (16'4 x 11'2
A front facing bay window brings natural light while a stained glass side window gives a nod to the age this, now modern property really is.
BEDROOM TWO 3.69m x 3.6m (12'1 x 11'9)
The second double bedroom also has a front facing window and a continuation of the newly fitted carpet.
Its maybe worth considering this or bedroom one as an alternative night-time cosy lounge if three bedrooms are not needed!
BEDROOM THREE 2.85m x 2.61m (9'4 x 8'6)
Position to the side of the house this third bedroom is of ample size to be versatile in its use.
BATHROOM
The newly fitted bathroom with a side window enjoys a stylish suite that consist of a pushbutton WC, a vanity unit with wash basin and with marble effect tiled surround a panel enclosed shower bath has mixer taps, a shower attachment and a folding shower screen.
KITCHEN DINER DAY ROOM 6.77m x 6.33m > 3.64m Plus 3.3m x 1.85m ( 22'2 x 20'7 > 11'11) plus 10'9 x 6'1)
The moment you walk into this fantastic living space with wood effect flooring and downlighters, we are sure your mind will start to envisage the family get-togethers at Christmas and social events with friends that you'll be able to enjoy all year long.
Thoughtfully planned providing natural zones for cooking, eating and relaxing, the kitchen area has a good range of well-lit grey coloured kitchen units a marble effect worktops and upstands.
Incorporated within these units an electric hob, a discreetly positioned white sink unit with mixer tap sits just under a rear window while a peninsula breakfast bar area with further pan draws means you will not be short of storage or workspace.
Integrated appliances include an electric oven, hob and microwave plus a glass trimmed cooker hood, an integrated fridge freezer and of course, a dishwasher.
Sitting just by the anthracite-coloured aluminium framed 6 glazed panels with 2 double doors, is ample space to accommodate both a lounging/media area plus a large 10- or 12-seater dining table.
Adjoining one end of the kitchen area is a large walk-in pantry cupboard.
WALK IN PANTRY/UTILTY ROOM 3.43m x 0.84m (11'2 x 2'8)
This space has been primed as a utility area, the current owner has ensured water and drainage is available to accommodate a washing machine with a tumble dryer above.
OUTSIDE
To one side of the front garden is brick paved drive providing a generous space for parking, to the other side of the front garden are raised shrub beds and a path leading up to the front door.
REAR GARDEN
The garden commences with a recently paved patio that wraps around the rear extension. The remainder of the garden is mainly lawn with stone covered shrub borders.
Council Tax
Chelmsford Council, Band D
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.
