House For Sale £270,000
A fine example of a 1930’s detached family home situated in the beautiful waterside village of Brightlingsea, just a few roads from the marina and stunning local coastline. Having been extended over the years and offering ample ground floor space, consisting of a lounge, with gorgeous log burner, huge open plan kitchen/breakfast and formal dining area, large entrance hallway spanning the entire ground floor and sun drenched conservatory and sitting room with double doors leading to a south facing, raised decking area and mature gardens. The added benefit of a bathroom on each floor, to compliment your three well sized bedrooms and extended ground floor accommodation makes this period home, perfect for family living. The property requires some tlc and offers tonnes of potential throughout and is available with no onward chain.
Area Guide: Situated between Colchester and Clacton-on-Sea and on the mouth of the River Colne and Brightlingsea creek, Brightlingsea is a small coastal town in the Tendring District.With a beach that’s perfect for family outings and for paddling and swimming, Brightlingsea is a fantastic destination if you want to explore and get away from the more popular and more crowded beaches of Clacton and Southend.
Take a walk along the Western Promenade and you’ll see Bateman’s Tower in the distance. This Grade II listed tower was built in 1883 by John Bateman and it’s believed to have been built to allow his daughter to recuperate. The tower is situated on the entrance to Brightlingsea Creek and is often mistaken for one of the Martello Towers that are dotted around the coast.
Area Guide: Situated between Colchester and Clacton-on-Sea and on the mouth of the River Colne and Brightlingsea creek, Brightlingsea is a small coastal town in the Tendring District.With a beach that’s perfect for family outings and for paddling and swimming, Brightlingsea is a fantastic destination if you want to explore and get away from the more popular and more crowded beaches of Clacton and Southend.
Take a walk along the Western Promenade and you’ll see Bateman’s Tower in the distance. This Grade II listed tower was built in 1883 by John Bateman and it’s believed to have been built to allow his daughter to recuperate. The tower is situated on the entrance to Brightlingsea Creek and is often mistaken for one of the Martello Towers that are dotted around the coast.
