Two double bedrooms with period features and comfortable room sizes
West-facing enclosed garden with patio, lawn and garden shed
Lounge plus separate dining room — practical family layout
No onward chain; freehold for quicker completion
Permit on-street parking only; no garage or off-street parking
Timber frame walls assumed uninsulated — likely lower energy efficiency
Area classified as deprived with above-average local crime statistics
Built before 1900; may require updating and a full services check
Set on Mill Road in the heart of Maldon, this Victorian semi‑detached home offers straightforward family living across two double bedrooms. The property benefits from generous, west‑facing rear garden and traditional features such as sash windows, fireplaces and a roomy lounge and separate dining room. Fast broadband, mains gas heating and no onward chain make it an easy purchase for families or first‑time buyers.
Internally the layout is practical: a 15ft lounge with wood‑burner style fireplace opens to a dining room, and a long fitted kitchen has a stable door to the garden. The first floor provides two double bedrooms and a bathroom — room sizes are comfortable for a small household. The rear garden has a large patio, lawn and shed, offering outdoor space for children or hobbies.
Buyers should note several material points: the property is on a small plot with on‑street permit parking only, there is no garage, and the timber frame walls are assumed to lack insulation which may affect energy efficiency. The area records above‑average crime and is classified as relatively deprived, so check local factors if these are priorities.
Overall this freehold, traditional home is well placed for town amenities and schools, and suits a family or buyer seeking a period property with scope to modernise. The lack of onward chain and manageable footprint make it attractive for buyers wanting a quicker move; a survey is recommended to confirm service condition and insulation requirements.
