House For Sale £475,000
Yopa are pleased to offer this lovely Three bedroom terraced home, offering good size bedrooms, a large kitchen diner, spacious lounge, garage with rear access and ample on street parking.
Overlooking a playing green, within the sought after Quilters area of Billericay, Situated in a quiet Cul-de-sac location, within walking distance of Billericay High Street & Mainline Station,
Ground Floor
· Entrance Hall
· Lounge 18' x 12'8
· Kitchen / Diner 15'9 x 11'6
First Floor Landing
· Loft access and doors to all rooms.
· Bedroom One 13' x 9'10
· Bedroom Two 14'8 x 7'9
· Bedroom Three 11'6 x 7'9
· Bathroom 11'6 x 7'9
Exterior
· There is a small front garden laid to lawn, opppsite this is a large open area with childrens playground. The rear garden commences with a paved patio area with the rest of garden lawned with various border shrubs and pathway leading to single garage.
· Garage 11'6 x 7'9 - The garage is access via rear access road.
Shopping Entertainment
Visitors and residents will find plenty of amenities and choice of pubs, restaurants, sports facilities in and around the town, along with all those on offer at neighboring Basildon, only a short drive away. However, for a greater choice, there are also three large shopping centres in nearby Southend, Chelmsford and Brentwood
Area Info
Billericay is located just 28 miles east of central London within the Borough of Basildon, found between Chelmsford, Brentwood and Southend and a stone’s throw away from neighboring Wickford.
A small yet popular commuter town, set in well-wooded countryside, Billericay is thought to have been occupied since the Bronze Age.
The picturesque town is full of history with numerous Georgian and period houses and famed for The Pilgrim Fathers.
The town’s old Victorian workhouse became the internationally renowned Regional Plastic Surgery and Burns unit until this was relocated to Broomfield Hospital, Chelmsford in 1998.
For outdoor lovers, the nearby Barleylands Farm, is a unique attraction and home to the craft village, miniature steam railway, farm centre and a bimonthly farmers market. Nearby Mill Meadows Nature Reserve comprises numerous rolling old meadows, covering 90 acres, that provide the right conditions for a great diversity of wild flowers and insects – many of which are now rare in the county.
There’s also Norsey Wood Nature Reserve, designated an ancient monument and a Site of Special Scientific Interest (sssi) – 175 acres of ancient coppiced sweet chestnut, oak and hornbeam woodland.
Transport
Billericay, part of the London commuter belt, provides several transport links to nearby towns.
London is easily accessible by train in 31 minutes – the town has a train station with a direct train service, operated by Abellio Greater Anglia into central London via London Liverpool Street and to London Southend Airport.
The station connects to local bus routes too, with a service that operates through the town centre, via the train station and main roads through to larger towns such as Basildon and Chelmsford and as far as Lakeside.
Billericay is on the A129, linking it to the neighbouring towns of Brentwood and Wickford and is close to two primary routes: The A12 to the north and the A127 in the south. The A176 provides a road link to Basildon to the south of Billericay, as well as to the A127.
Education
Within Billericay, admissions to both primary and secondary schools are managed by Essex County Council. Billericay has some of the best schools in Essex. Families with young children choosing to live in Billericay have a good choice of state infant, junior schools and day nurseries within the area, including; Quilters Infant School , Sunnymede Infant School. For older children requiring secondary education, there is: Quilters Junior School and Mayflower High School, St John’s School, Billericay, an Independent day school for boys and girls 3-16
EPC band: D (as of 2017 further updates have been applied to property)
Overlooking a playing green, within the sought after Quilters area of Billericay, Situated in a quiet Cul-de-sac location, within walking distance of Billericay High Street & Mainline Station,
Ground Floor
· Entrance Hall
· Lounge 18' x 12'8
· Kitchen / Diner 15'9 x 11'6
First Floor Landing
· Loft access and doors to all rooms.
· Bedroom One 13' x 9'10
· Bedroom Two 14'8 x 7'9
· Bedroom Three 11'6 x 7'9
· Bathroom 11'6 x 7'9
Exterior
· There is a small front garden laid to lawn, opppsite this is a large open area with childrens playground. The rear garden commences with a paved patio area with the rest of garden lawned with various border shrubs and pathway leading to single garage.
· Garage 11'6 x 7'9 - The garage is access via rear access road.
Shopping Entertainment
Visitors and residents will find plenty of amenities and choice of pubs, restaurants, sports facilities in and around the town, along with all those on offer at neighboring Basildon, only a short drive away. However, for a greater choice, there are also three large shopping centres in nearby Southend, Chelmsford and Brentwood
Area Info
Billericay is located just 28 miles east of central London within the Borough of Basildon, found between Chelmsford, Brentwood and Southend and a stone’s throw away from neighboring Wickford.
A small yet popular commuter town, set in well-wooded countryside, Billericay is thought to have been occupied since the Bronze Age.
The picturesque town is full of history with numerous Georgian and period houses and famed for The Pilgrim Fathers.
The town’s old Victorian workhouse became the internationally renowned Regional Plastic Surgery and Burns unit until this was relocated to Broomfield Hospital, Chelmsford in 1998.
For outdoor lovers, the nearby Barleylands Farm, is a unique attraction and home to the craft village, miniature steam railway, farm centre and a bimonthly farmers market. Nearby Mill Meadows Nature Reserve comprises numerous rolling old meadows, covering 90 acres, that provide the right conditions for a great diversity of wild flowers and insects – many of which are now rare in the county.
There’s also Norsey Wood Nature Reserve, designated an ancient monument and a Site of Special Scientific Interest (sssi) – 175 acres of ancient coppiced sweet chestnut, oak and hornbeam woodland.
Transport
Billericay, part of the London commuter belt, provides several transport links to nearby towns.
London is easily accessible by train in 31 minutes – the town has a train station with a direct train service, operated by Abellio Greater Anglia into central London via London Liverpool Street and to London Southend Airport.
The station connects to local bus routes too, with a service that operates through the town centre, via the train station and main roads through to larger towns such as Basildon and Chelmsford and as far as Lakeside.
Billericay is on the A129, linking it to the neighbouring towns of Brentwood and Wickford and is close to two primary routes: The A12 to the north and the A127 in the south. The A176 provides a road link to Basildon to the south of Billericay, as well as to the A127.
Education
Within Billericay, admissions to both primary and secondary schools are managed by Essex County Council. Billericay has some of the best schools in Essex. Families with young children choosing to live in Billericay have a good choice of state infant, junior schools and day nurseries within the area, including; Quilters Infant School , Sunnymede Infant School. For older children requiring secondary education, there is: Quilters Junior School and Mayflower High School, St John’s School, Billericay, an Independent day school for boys and girls 3-16
EPC band: D (as of 2017 further updates have been applied to property)
