House For Sale £375,000
Guide Price £375,000 - £400,000. Situated on the south side of the city centre and within close proximity to a whole host of local amenities, this Three bedroom semi-detached family home has undergone a complete transformation over the years and is presented beautifully throughout. The ground floor has been sympathetically extended, creating a wonderful living space spanning the entire width of the home with bi-fold doors leading to a fully landscaped garden. The L shaped design of the Kitchen/Breakfast room floods the place with natural light and makes an ideal place for entertaining, holding family events and has been created with modern living in mind. The contemporary finish of the property, along with the charm and character added by the seller have given this home eye catching interiors and a cosy log burning stove awaits you in the sitting room, perfect for unwinding after a long day. The family bathroom is stylish and decorated beautifully featuring a roll top bath and all bedrooms are well sized. A must see home.
Area Guide: Colchester is a city steeped in history. It served as the first capital of Roman Britain and makes a claim to be the oldest recorded town in Britain. The Normans’ lasting legacy was the largest Norman castle ever built and remains the town’s key tourist attraction. Between 1550 and 1600, a large number of Protestant weavers and clothmakers from Flanders, fleeing persecution, emigrated to Colchester and the surrounding areas where they were affectionately referred to as the 'Dutch'. An area in Colchester town centre is still known as the Dutch Quarter and many buildings their date from the Tudor period.
Colchester is a thriving, modern city with first class visitor attractions, including the family favourites Colchester Zoo and Colchester Castle, as well as fantastic places to eat, drink and shop. Poised at the gateway to East Anglia with picturesque villages on its doorstep, and only minutes away from the coast.
Area Guide: Colchester is a city steeped in history. It served as the first capital of Roman Britain and makes a claim to be the oldest recorded town in Britain. The Normans’ lasting legacy was the largest Norman castle ever built and remains the town’s key tourist attraction. Between 1550 and 1600, a large number of Protestant weavers and clothmakers from Flanders, fleeing persecution, emigrated to Colchester and the surrounding areas where they were affectionately referred to as the 'Dutch'. An area in Colchester town centre is still known as the Dutch Quarter and many buildings their date from the Tudor period.
Colchester is a thriving, modern city with first class visitor attractions, including the family favourites Colchester Zoo and Colchester Castle, as well as fantastic places to eat, drink and shop. Poised at the gateway to East Anglia with picturesque villages on its doorstep, and only minutes away from the coast.
