- Three bedrooms in a compact mid-terrace layout
- Approximately 808 sq ft; small overall and plot size
- Short walk to Grays C2C station; excellent commuter links
- Fast broadband, excellent mobile signal, low local crime
- Freehold tenure and low council tax (affordable running costs)
- Solid brick walls (1930–49) with no known cavity insulation
- Single bathroom only; limited storage and living space
- Exterior requires maintenance; opportunity for energy upgrades
A tidy three-bedroom mid-terrace offered freehold and well suited to a first-time buyer or commuter household. The house is compact (about 808 sq ft) and arranged in a straightforward linear layout: lounge, dining room, kitchen, first-floor bathroom and three bedrooms. Its location is a clear strength — short walk to Grays C2C station, local shops and several well-rated primary and secondary schools.
Internally the property is presented neatly and ready to move into, with gas central heating, double glazing and a private rear garden for outdoor space. Broadband speeds are fast and mobile signal excellent, supporting home working and streaming. Council tax is described as low, which helps running costs for a new owner.
Notable practical points: the house is small and sits on a small plot, so living space and storage are limited compared with larger family homes. The building dates from the 1930–49 period and has solid brick walls with no known cavity insulation, so future buyers may wish to consider insulation upgrades for comfort and energy savings. The images indicate the exterior will need some maintenance.
Overall this is a sensible, well-located starter home offering straightforward commuter access, good local amenities and strong schools nearby. It will particularly suit buyers wanting a manageable, move-in property with potential to improve energy performance and external appearance over time.
