- Ground floor Maisonette just 0.6 mile from Brentwood Station
- Own rear Garden accessed from the 'back door' in the Refitted Kitchen
- Own Garage
- Private Street Entrance Door through to Hall
- Stylish Interior with Oak internal Doors
- Refitted Kitchen with Shaker style doors, wooden worktops and an enamel double sink
- Refitted Bathroom with feature Waterfall mixer taps to the Bath and Basin.
- Bright Double Bedroom with mirror fronted wardrobe to remain
- Gas Central Heating via Radiators
- Upvc windows in the Lounge, Bedroom & Bathroom
Ideal for the City Commuter, this Modern Ground Floor Maisonette is just 0.6 mile (12 minute walk) to Brentwood Mainline Railway Station and just a mile (20 minute walk) from the High Street, with the stylish interior complimented by a private Rear Garden and a Garage.
Walking through your own Street Front Door into the Hall you are greeted with high quality Oak internal doors and neutral decor together with a mix of attractive wood laminate and tiled flooring. An ornate 'Cast Iron' fireplace is the focal point of the good-sized Lounge/Diner which also has inset downlighting.
There is an additional internal hall that gives access to the remaining rooms, the Kitchen, Bedroom and Bathroom.
The Shaker style doors, wooden worktops and an enamel double in the kitchen give a timeless elegance and an external 'back door opens out to the Garden. Light bounces off the sugar white walls and mirrored wardrobes in the bedroom making it very light and bright and the smart refitted white bathroom has feature waterfall mixer taps in the bath and basin.
Further features include Upvc windows which have been put in the Lounge, Bedroom & Bathroom, Gas Central Heating via radiators and the long Lease this property benefits from - 146 years!
Out on the main road just a 3-4 minute stroll away is a 'Shell Select' Garage incorporating a Convenience Store with a Tesco Express just a one minute walk further, the pair providing the daily essentials without the need to pop to the High Street.
ACCOMMODATION AS FOLLOWS...
ENTRANCE HALL
A covered entrance porch with store cupboard and adjoining garden area, gives shelter and a PVCu door opens into this hall which has wood style laminate flooring, a slim storage cupboard houses the electric fuse box and smart meters and a glazed oak door that then opens to the lounge/diner.
LOUNGE/DINER 4.71m x 4.22m max > 3.07m (15ft5 x 13ft10 > 10ft)
The laminate floor continues into this front facing lounge which has inset downlighters and mock fireplace that nicely compliments the modern feel yet cosy feel to this room.
BEDROOM 3.91m x 2.84m (12ft9 x 9ft3)
Positioned to the rear, this good-sized bedroom looks onto the rear garden.
BATHROOM
Having been refitted in a well-chosen modern white suite this bathroom with a tiled floor and part tiling to walls, will be amongst the best you will see in similar properties. There is a low level wc with push button flush, a semi ped wash basin to maintain floor space which has a waterfall mixer tap and a panel enclosed bath which also has a waterfall mixer tap, shower screen and shower attachment.
KITCHEN 2.78m x 2.47m (9ft1 x 8ft1)
This naturally light and bright kitchen has a window and door opening onto the garden as well as free standing white painted units with wood block worktops which incorporate a double enamelled sink unit with a flexi mixer tap, a gas cooker which will remain and spaces for a fridge freezer and washing machine which can also remain subject to price.
OUTSIDE
REAR GARDEN
The rear garden measures a very reasonable 9.5m x 5.5m, so there is ample space for a smoky barbeque and table and chairs for the days of entertaining. There is a patio area and lawn with shrub borders and a most convenient outside power point.
GARAGE
Located in a nearby block this has an up and over door.
ABOUT THE AREA - BRACKENWOOD DEVELOPMENT
Built in the 1990's, this sought after modern Commuter Estate is in the sought after Warley area of South Brentwood. Brentwood Railway Station is just under 3/4 mile away giving City access in well under an hour (or if you drive a little further to Shenfield Station - about 8 minutes further drive - the fast train whizzes you to London Liverpool Street in just 26 minutes).
27 acres of Warley Playing Fields are just a couple of minutes jog away and local shops adjacent to the development on the main Warley Road include a handy 'Shell Select' Garage incorporating a Convenience Store and a Tesco Express.
Deposit: £1,384.00
Council Tax
Brentwood Council, Band C
Notice
All photographs are provided for guidance only.
Brentwood's name is derived from ‘Burnt Wood' (Brent being middle English for burnt), referring to a large clearing created following a fire, probably from Charcoal burning (the main occupation back then) in the dense forests that once covered this part of Essex.
Over time, it became a stopping point for pilgrims travelling to Canterbury and the remains of a 12th Century chapel in Brentwood High Street bear testimony to this.
When Henry III granted a royal charter to hold markets, the market town of Brentwood boomed, growing and evolving into the 'well-to-do' town you see today, surrounded by beautiful countryside and historic villages.
Brentwood is situated to the south -west of Essex, just east of London and falling within the Metropolitan Green Belt.
This closeness to London means that the town has excellent road and rail networks, with the town only separated from Greater London by a narrow gap of open land, through which passes the M25 Motorway.
Brentwood Railway Station is on the London Liverpool Street line, which whisks you to central London in 33 minutes, on the fastest trains.
The adjacent A12 runs between Central London and East Anglia, and the A127 links Central London to Southend.
Brentwood is enhanced by many green spaces, less than 20% of the Borough is built-up. There are a number of important green spaces reaching into the built-up area, two of which extend right to the centre of the town - Hartswood/Shenfield Common and the extensive playing fields of Brentwood School, the former Anglia Polytechnic University, with 'Thriftwood' also an extensive area of woodland set within the town.
The busy High Street has an abundance of shops, restaurants and bars, with more located down the charming cobblestoned lanes off the high street too. There are some 200 stores including the usual big-name retailers and unique independent boutiques, some within The Baytree Shopping Centre which includes a cafe and fitness centre on the second floor. Brentwood Market is held every Friday and Saturday too.
The town centre has an active Nightlife Scene with the many bars, pubs and clubs making Friday and Saturday Nights a lively affair. Perhaps check out the Sugarhut, which really the links the old with the new, being one of the oldest buildings in the town, a 15th century coaching Inn, now a huge acclaimed Nightclub.
If education is a high priority, there are many excellent schools, the Secondary schools including Brentwood County High School, Brentwood School, Brentwood Ursuline Convent High School (RC, girls), St Martin's School and Becket Keys Church of England School.
Primary education is provided by a mixture of state schools, Church of England and Catholic schools and independent prep schools.
As well as being known for the TOWIE TV series, the town has also been home to many a famous person including Frank Bruno, Snooker player Steve Davis, F1 winner Johnny Herbert, Actor Ross Kemp, Singer Pixie Lott, Singer Louise Redknapp and even The Stig!
The following are permitted payments which we may request from you:
a) The rent
b) A refundable tenancy deposit (reserved for any damages or defaults on the part of the tenant) capped at no more than five weeks' rent where the annual rent is less than £50,000, or six weeks' rent where the total annual rent is £50,000 or above
c) A refundable holding deposit (to reserve a property) capped at no more than one week's rent
d) Payments to change the tenancy when requested by the tenant, capped at £50, or reasonable costs incurred if higher
e) Payments associated with early termination of the tenancy, when requested by the tenant
f) Payments in respect of utilities, communication services, TV licence and council tax; and
g) A default fee for late payment of rent and replacement of a lost key/security device, where required under a tenancy agreement
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