Two double bedrooms with generous room proportions
About 1,077 sq ft of living space across five main rooms
Conservatory extends ground-floor living and garden views
Off-road parking for two vehicles plus garage on corner plot
Secluded, low-maintenance rear garden with patio and gravel
Chain-free sale allows for a quicker completion
Solid brick construction likely lacks modern wall insulation
Local area: high crime and very deprived—affects resale/insurance
This two-double-bedroom semi-detached home on St. Osyth Road offers generous living space (approx. 1,077 sq ft) and flexible layout across two reception rooms, a conservatory and a kitchen/breakfast room. The corner plot includes off-road parking for two plus a garage and a secluded, low‑maintenance rear garden—practical assets for everyday family life or rental use. The property is chain-free, so it can move quickly for a new owner.
The house dates from around 1900 and retains period character in room proportions and a traditional layout. Practical benefits include mains gas central heating, double glazing (installed before 2002) and a large first-floor bathroom. Local provision is good for shops, buses and schools, and the coastal amenities of Clacton are within reach.
Buyers should note obvious renovation and maintenance needs: solid brick walls likely lack modern cavity insulation, glazing is older, and external areas show wear that will need attention. The local area scores high for crime and is classified as very deprived, which will affect resale prospects and insurance costs. There is no flood risk.
This home will suit a cost-conscious first-time buyer, small family or an investor prepared to carry out updating. Its size, parking and chain-free status are strong practical advantages, but budgeting for insulation, possible window upgrades and general refurbishment is essential.
