House For Sale £1,975,000
A fine example of a late 1920's detached property which has been fully restored and updated by the current owners. Far reaching panoramic views towards the south across the Thames Estuary stretching to the North Kent coast on a clear day.
Arranged over three floors, the internal presentation and restoration soon becomes apparent upon entering the property. The house enjoys a modern feel, whilst still retaining much of the original charm from the period. Enjoying just under 3000 sq. Ft. Of accommodation the ground floor comprises three reception rooms, a bespoke kitchen, utility room and cloakroom.
The first floor is approached via a return staircase and features an original feature stain glass window. The master bedroom offers fantastic views across the estuary and benefits from en-suite and built in wardrobe facilities. Three further bedrooms and family bathroom also occupy this floor, with one of the bedrooms allowing access onto a sun terrace. An additional bedroom with built in storage and en-suite shower room is situated on the upper floor.
Thorpe Bay is an area within the borough of Southend-on-Sea in Essex, England located on the Thames Estuary. It is around 4 miles to the east of Southend.
The main shopping area, named 'The Broadway' after the road on which it lies. It offers a range of retail shops and restaurants, as well as medical and professional practices.
Thorpe Bay railway station is the penultimate station on the London, Tilbury and Southend Railway line served by London Fenchurch Street (average journey time 56 minutes). Thorpe Bay has a small number of schools, such as Bournes Green Infants and Junior School, and Thorpe Hall School independent day school.
The outbuildings, formerly a Chauffeurs Cottage, are currently arranged as an office, garage and games room which can be restored back to an annexed dwelling. These are versatile as to how one would use them and have electricity, water and broadband connected. The carriage driveway is secured by electric gates and full CCTV is installed. This is approached via the adjacent road known as Gloucester Terrace. The driveway offers parking for a number of cars and access to the garden would allow storage for large items such as a boat or caravan.
Arranged over three floors, the internal presentation and restoration soon becomes apparent upon entering the property. The house enjoys a modern feel, whilst still retaining much of the original charm from the period. Enjoying just under 3000 sq. Ft. Of accommodation the ground floor comprises three reception rooms, a bespoke kitchen, utility room and cloakroom.
The first floor is approached via a return staircase and features an original feature stain glass window. The master bedroom offers fantastic views across the estuary and benefits from en-suite and built in wardrobe facilities. Three further bedrooms and family bathroom also occupy this floor, with one of the bedrooms allowing access onto a sun terrace. An additional bedroom with built in storage and en-suite shower room is situated on the upper floor.
Thorpe Bay is an area within the borough of Southend-on-Sea in Essex, England located on the Thames Estuary. It is around 4 miles to the east of Southend.
The main shopping area, named 'The Broadway' after the road on which it lies. It offers a range of retail shops and restaurants, as well as medical and professional practices.
Thorpe Bay railway station is the penultimate station on the London, Tilbury and Southend Railway line served by London Fenchurch Street (average journey time 56 minutes). Thorpe Bay has a small number of schools, such as Bournes Green Infants and Junior School, and Thorpe Hall School independent day school.
The outbuildings, formerly a Chauffeurs Cottage, are currently arranged as an office, garage and games room which can be restored back to an annexed dwelling. These are versatile as to how one would use them and have electricity, water and broadband connected. The carriage driveway is secured by electric gates and full CCTV is installed. This is approached via the adjacent road known as Gloucester Terrace. The driveway offers parking for a number of cars and access to the garden would allow storage for large items such as a boat or caravan.
