House For Sale £400,000
A charming Three bedroom Detached Victorian home positioned within the popular Waterfront village of Rowhedge. Boasting a richness of character throughout you will be greeted by various period features in the home. The downstairs comprising of a spacious entrance hallway with stairs leading to the first floor, lounge to the front with feature fireplace housing log burner, character sitting room, spacious kitchen/diner to the rear with French doors opening to the garden, downstairs utility room, and bathroom. You will also benefit from a wine cellar accessible through the kitchen. Moving upstairs you will gain A light and airy hallway with stunning field views, Three double bedrooms, and an additional shower room.
To the outside, you will gain off-road parking for multiple cars leading through to a multi-functional garage. You will also gain a fully enclosed rear garden with additional access through to the garage.
This home is conveniently located at the end of a no through road offering excellent privacy with the local recreation park on your doorstep. You will also benefit from local amenities by the waterfront and additional transport links nearby.
Entrance Hall
Stairs leading to the first floor
Lounge
3.69m x 4.06m
Bay sash window to front, wood burner set to chimney surround, built-in bookcase/cabinet.
Sitting Room
4.07m x 3.83m
Sash window to front, a cast iron fireplace, stripped wooden flooring.
Kitchen
6.97m x 3.29m
Fitted kitchen cabinets with worktop surfaces, space for range cooker built into a chimney alcove, fitted sink unit, integrated dishwasher, tiled floor. Hand-built bench/seating which lends itself to a breakfast table area, Newly fitted lean-to style roofing for extra light, windows, and doors to rear garden. You will also benefit from a wine cellar accessible from the ktichen.
Utility Room
Fitted unit with built-in cupboards, sink unit, boiler cupboard housing gas boiler, space for washing machine, space for tumble dryer, large linen cupboard, door to rear garden
Family Bathroom
2.47m x 2.41m
Window to rear garden aspect, low-level WC, base-level units with wash hand basin, panel enclosed bath with shower attachment.
Landing
Sash window to side aspect, exposed floorboards, stairs to downstairs.
Bedroom 1
4..09m x 3.95m
Sash window to front aspect, wooden flooring
Bedroom 2
4.01m x 3.79m
Sash window to front and rear aspect, a cast iron fireplace, wooden boards.
Bedroom 3
2.84m x 3.33m
Sash window to rear aspect, wooden flooring, radiator.
Shower Room
1.24m 2.24m
Panel enclosed shower cubicle, low-level WC, wall mounted wash hand basin with mixer tap with splash-back tiling.
Outside
To the outside of the property, you will benefit from a fully enclosed garden, part wooden decking area, side access, Off road parking for multiple cars leading to a part converted garage being used as a storage room, workshop.
History
Built in the 1870s Victoria Cottage previously belonged to the Village gp who would see patients in one of the reception rooms. Not only this but during wwi the gp would open the windows and play the piano to boost the village Moral. The property boasts many of the original features throughout such as the Bat Door knocker to the front, coat racks and the pulley system to the kitchen which would be originally used to dry clothing.
Area
Positioned within the popular Waterfront Village the home sits within the conservation area with the recreation ground next door. Beyond this there is a forest currently owned by the mod which is quite the attraction for local dog walkers or village locals. Also seen as one of the main attractions is the Village river that has a Ferry commuting to and from Wivenhoe during the summer.
To the outside, you will gain off-road parking for multiple cars leading through to a multi-functional garage. You will also gain a fully enclosed rear garden with additional access through to the garage.
This home is conveniently located at the end of a no through road offering excellent privacy with the local recreation park on your doorstep. You will also benefit from local amenities by the waterfront and additional transport links nearby.
Entrance Hall
Stairs leading to the first floor
Lounge
3.69m x 4.06m
Bay sash window to front, wood burner set to chimney surround, built-in bookcase/cabinet.
Sitting Room
4.07m x 3.83m
Sash window to front, a cast iron fireplace, stripped wooden flooring.
Kitchen
6.97m x 3.29m
Fitted kitchen cabinets with worktop surfaces, space for range cooker built into a chimney alcove, fitted sink unit, integrated dishwasher, tiled floor. Hand-built bench/seating which lends itself to a breakfast table area, Newly fitted lean-to style roofing for extra light, windows, and doors to rear garden. You will also benefit from a wine cellar accessible from the ktichen.
Utility Room
Fitted unit with built-in cupboards, sink unit, boiler cupboard housing gas boiler, space for washing machine, space for tumble dryer, large linen cupboard, door to rear garden
Family Bathroom
2.47m x 2.41m
Window to rear garden aspect, low-level WC, base-level units with wash hand basin, panel enclosed bath with shower attachment.
Landing
Sash window to side aspect, exposed floorboards, stairs to downstairs.
Bedroom 1
4..09m x 3.95m
Sash window to front aspect, wooden flooring
Bedroom 2
4.01m x 3.79m
Sash window to front and rear aspect, a cast iron fireplace, wooden boards.
Bedroom 3
2.84m x 3.33m
Sash window to rear aspect, wooden flooring, radiator.
Shower Room
1.24m 2.24m
Panel enclosed shower cubicle, low-level WC, wall mounted wash hand basin with mixer tap with splash-back tiling.
Outside
To the outside of the property, you will benefit from a fully enclosed garden, part wooden decking area, side access, Off road parking for multiple cars leading to a part converted garage being used as a storage room, workshop.
History
Built in the 1870s Victoria Cottage previously belonged to the Village gp who would see patients in one of the reception rooms. Not only this but during wwi the gp would open the windows and play the piano to boost the village Moral. The property boasts many of the original features throughout such as the Bat Door knocker to the front, coat racks and the pulley system to the kitchen which would be originally used to dry clothing.
Area
Positioned within the popular Waterfront Village the home sits within the conservation area with the recreation ground next door. Beyond this there is a forest currently owned by the mod which is quite the attraction for local dog walkers or village locals. Also seen as one of the main attractions is the Village river that has a Ferry commuting to and from Wivenhoe during the summer.
