Charming family home with a long private garden and commuter links.
Three bedrooms and two reception rooms for family living
Rear garden in excess of 40 feet, private outdoor space
Chain free freehold — ready for a quick move or let
About 15-minute walk to Prittlewell station for commuters
Recent EPC rated C; mains gas heating and double glazing
Small overall size (c. 794 sq ft); compact third bedroom
Solid brick construction (1900–1929); likely no cavity insulation
Local area shows higher deprivation; consider resale implications
Set over two traditional Victorian storeys, this three-bedroom terraced house combines period character with practical family living. Two reception rooms and a fitted kitchen give defined social spaces, while a rear garden in excess of 40' provides outdoor space for children or storage. The property is offered chain free and is freehold — ready for a buyer seeking a straightforward move or quick let.
Practical strengths include a recent EPC rating of C, mains gas central heating with a boiler and radiators, double glazing, and fast broadband availability. The home sits about a 15-minute walk from Prittlewell station for commuting, and local schools include several rated Good and one Outstanding secondary school nearby.
Note the property’s small overall size (c. 794 sq ft) and compact third bedroom — it will suit a growing family, first-time buyers, or investors rather than those needing very large rooms. The house appears to be solid brick as built (1900–1929) and may lack cavity insulation, so additional insulation or energy upgrades could be considered. The area has higher deprivation levels locally, which may influence long-term resale but council tax is described as low.
Viewings are recommended from 19th September onwards. The description is straightforward about condition and layout: accommodation is ready to occupy but sensible buyers should allow for typical Victorian-era maintenance and possible insulation improvements.