House For Sale £250,000
Introducing a spacious, light and airy 4-bedroom home perfectly positioned on a residential road in the picturesque, waterside town of Dovercourt.
The Property - The ground floor welcomes you with a large double reception room with dual aspect lighting, wooden floorings and a beautiful fireplace. This spacious room leads on to the kitchen dining space which is positioned to the rear of the property and opens up on to the garden via double doors. Off of the dining space you will find the galley style kitchen which is well equipped with ample storage and finished in a neutral décor.
Ascending the staircase reveals four bedrooms, each boasting ample space and natural light. These versatile rooms cater to various needs, whether it's creating a spacious principal suite, guest rooms, or a home office. The first floor also benefits from two bathrooms.
The Outside - This sunny, south/East facing garden is perfect for entertaining or relaxing. There is a paved patio area for outside dining as well as a large area laid to lawn. The shed provides an outside storage space and the garden can be accessed by a side gate.
The Area - Harwich is a beautiful and historic coastal town located on the northeastern tip of Essex, England. It boasts a rich maritime heritage, charming architecture, and a vibrant community. The town is part of the Tendring district and is situated on the estuaries of the Stour and Orwell rivers, providing picturesque views of the North Sea.
Renowned for its maritime history, Harwich is home to the Harwich Maritime Museum and the Redoubt Fort, both offering insights into the town's naval past. The Electric Palace Cinema, one of the oldest purpose-built cinemas in the UK, adds to the cultural charm of the area. As well as ample eateries, pubs and fine dining restaurants.
Harwich is well-connected by road, with the A120 providing access to the national road network. The town also has a railway station, offering direct train services to London Liverpool Street. The Harwich International Port serves as a significant ferry terminal, connecting the town to continental Europe.
Nature enthusiasts can explore the scenic Harwich Peninsula, which offers walking and cycling trails with beautiful coastal views. The Dovercourt Bay and Harwich Green provide relaxing spaces for residents to enjoy outdoor activities and events and the famous Blue Flag beach is truly stunning.
Further Information - Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax - Tendring Band B
Property Construction - Brick
Mains Gas, Water, Sewage and Electric
Sellers position - Needs to find onward purchase
The Property - The ground floor welcomes you with a large double reception room with dual aspect lighting, wooden floorings and a beautiful fireplace. This spacious room leads on to the kitchen dining space which is positioned to the rear of the property and opens up on to the garden via double doors. Off of the dining space you will find the galley style kitchen which is well equipped with ample storage and finished in a neutral décor.
Ascending the staircase reveals four bedrooms, each boasting ample space and natural light. These versatile rooms cater to various needs, whether it's creating a spacious principal suite, guest rooms, or a home office. The first floor also benefits from two bathrooms.
The Outside - This sunny, south/East facing garden is perfect for entertaining or relaxing. There is a paved patio area for outside dining as well as a large area laid to lawn. The shed provides an outside storage space and the garden can be accessed by a side gate.
The Area - Harwich is a beautiful and historic coastal town located on the northeastern tip of Essex, England. It boasts a rich maritime heritage, charming architecture, and a vibrant community. The town is part of the Tendring district and is situated on the estuaries of the Stour and Orwell rivers, providing picturesque views of the North Sea.
Renowned for its maritime history, Harwich is home to the Harwich Maritime Museum and the Redoubt Fort, both offering insights into the town's naval past. The Electric Palace Cinema, one of the oldest purpose-built cinemas in the UK, adds to the cultural charm of the area. As well as ample eateries, pubs and fine dining restaurants.
Harwich is well-connected by road, with the A120 providing access to the national road network. The town also has a railway station, offering direct train services to London Liverpool Street. The Harwich International Port serves as a significant ferry terminal, connecting the town to continental Europe.
Nature enthusiasts can explore the scenic Harwich Peninsula, which offers walking and cycling trails with beautiful coastal views. The Dovercourt Bay and Harwich Green provide relaxing spaces for residents to enjoy outdoor activities and events and the famous Blue Flag beach is truly stunning.
Further Information - Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax - Tendring Band B
Property Construction - Brick
Mains Gas, Water, Sewage and Electric
Sellers position - Needs to find onward purchase
