Sitting towards the end of what is considered to be one of the best local private roads where the silence is only broken by bird song and the odd resident car. Offered at a realistic price, this is a great opportunity to live within a home that enjoys the potential to adapt as family dynamics demand.

With just over 2000 square-foot of accommodation, the styling on show and fittings within, you also have the nucleus required to extend on (Subject to Planning) and create an even more impressive home in years to come.

With four double bedrooms and one single room which is now fitted out to be used as a home office there is the space required upstairs to not only keep family members happy, but with some little tweaks to three of the bedrooms, to also incorporate en-suite facilities.

You will see from the photos, this home has a particularly impressive reception hall open to a gallery landing, this generous thoroughfare effortlessly enhances the feeling of spaciousness throughout the home. There are also some subtle split levels within the ground floor, which help to add an extra level of character within the accommodation!

It's fair to say it's time to refit the kitchen and with the choice of adjoining rooms to incorporate within the new plan, the owner has been on the cusp of creating a new open plan kitchen diner, family living space.

The property occupies one of the smaller plots within this road, but it being so setback, it commands an equally impressive frontage and is therefore visually very appealing.

Within the rear garden is an L-shaped brick built outbuilding which will offer new owners the potential to be turned into something more significant.

Interested applicants are advised that this property is available for sale with no onward chain and can therefore offer you an assured purchase.

Homestead Road is a sought after private road in the ever-popular village of Ramsden Bellhouse, just east of Billericay. The village has a great local Convenience store incorporating a post office, with further shops and the highly regarded Downham Church of England primary school to be found in the adjacent village of Ramsden Heath.

The nearby town of Billericay offers a comprehensive range of amenities including a thriving high street, good schools (both state and private) and recreational facilities together with a mainline rail service to London Liverpool Street (35 minutes, Monday-Friday).

Within easy reach is Chelmsford which boasts the renowned King Edward Grammar School, Chelmsford County High School for girls and New Hall Convent school.

ACCOMODATION AS FOLLOWS…

An overhanging covered porch gives this external tiled entrance, and parcel delivery area, shelter from the elements!

RECEPTION HALL 3.15m x 1.72m (10'4 x 5'7)

This sizable reception hall with an interesting split level design, will immediately capture your attention and give your home an impressive entrance to woo guests.

Stylish varnished wood architrave and modern Mexicana panel doors, give a modern twist as well as access to each of the living rooms, whilst the wood trim staircase with wrought iron balustrades guides the eye up to the gallery landing.

CLOAKROOM 1.75m x 1.14m (5'8 x 3'8)

Positioned to the front of the house this ground floor loo with its side window, also has a fitted wash basin.

PLAYROOM/SITTING ROOM 5.87m x 4.74m (19'3 x 15'6)

Originally created by converting the double garage, this now playroom has in the past been versatile in its use and is accessed via double doors from the hallway and.

If this was to be used as a second sitting room, or if it was to be opened to the kitchen which adjoins, the open fire with log burner will creates a natural focal point that would undoubtedly give a most welcoming feel to either arrangement.

DINING ROOM 4.15m 3.63m (13'7 x 11'11)

Double doors from the hall open to the dining room, this has a bay window looking onto the rear garden while two shallow steps create a natural divide between this split level living space shared with the lounge.

LOUNGE 5.87m x 4.74m (19'3 x 15'6)

Firstly, this room is naturally well-lit from three sides including a deep front facing bay window, a side window and wide double doors opening onto the garden.

The lounge area features extensive Yorkstone detailing used to create a defined division between the dining and lounge area as well as a TV plinth, a recessed fire with log burner and display niches with granite inlays.

We have noticed this stonework is now featuring more frequently within contemporary Scandinavian themed homes and would also work well within any future projects.

KITCHEN AND UTILITY ROOM 4.15m x 4.07m (13'6 x 13'4)

Originally designed as one room, the utility was professionally sectioned off later by a simple brick built wall which can be considered as a temporary fixing.

Smooth plastered ceilings feature throughout this home and within the kitchen area these have inset down lighters.

The owner has had intentions in the past to replace the units and change the configuration of the ground floor to incorporate one of the adjoining rooms, however for different reasons these intentions were never fulfilled and so this potential will be passed on to the new owners.

It goes without saying there is the opportunity to combine this kitchen and utility space with either the current front facing playroom or the larger rear facing dining area with split-level lounge.

GALLERY LANDING 3.79m x 3.75m (12'5 x 12'3)

This is another lovely feature of the home. The exposed brick wall, varnished wood and feature glass block panel gives a stylish retro-chic feel to this spacious central thorough-fare.

The current wrought iron balustrading could easily be swapped over for a contemporary glass screen, which would then add another level of styling to this landing.

Again, smooth plastered ceilings and varnished wood architrave and doors, lead on into each of the four bedrooms and first floor home office/study.

BEDROOM ONE 4.21m x 4.86m (13'9 x 15'11)

Positioned to the front of the house, this main room has an extensive range of fitted cream coloured bedroom furniture which incorporate ample mirror fronted wardrobes and drawer storage to two walls.

In addition, there is a matching bed recess incorporating bedside tables and headboard.

BEDROOM TWO 3.71m x 3.86m (12'2 x 12'7 )

This sizeable second double bedroom with a front facing which therefore looks onto Homestead Road. You'll also notice within the smooth plastered ceiling are inset down lighters.

BEDROOM THREE 4.24m x 3.18m (13'10 x 10'5)

Being comparable in size to the second bedroom, this third double room which again has inset spotlights and built in storage, has a rear window looking over the garden.

BEDROOM FOUR 3.14m x 2.94m (10'3 x 9'7)

Currently used as a super handy storeroom, we chose not to photograph as all that you will see is yet another bedroom big enough for a double bed!

BEDROOM 5/STUDY HOME OFFICE 2.95m x 2.71m (8'10 x 9'8)

Although in many other homes this would be labelled as a fifth bedroom but with a range of fitted office furniture this has become the designated home office.

You'll notice an interesting roofline with inset down lighters and a window looking out to the front.

BATHROOM 2.03m x 3.62m (6'8 x 11'10)

As you will see from the photos , this size of the bathroom is immediately apparent and currently has a four piece bathroom suite which consists of a panel enclosed bath, a storage unit with a moulded his and hers wash basin worktop, a low-level WC and a recess housing a shower cubicle.

Yet again, this room is rear facing and has inset down lighters to the ceiling.

OUTSIDE

FRONT

Without doubt this is a home which enjoys curb appeal within the private road where it resides.

Sitting well back from the road, a block paved drive meanders through landscaped gardens where established trees give a welcoming visual approach.

In the past the owner obtained planning to erect a double garage at an angle within the front lawn but chose not to pursue. Therefore, it goes without saying the potential for this will remain for the new owners.

REAR GARDEN

The garden measures approximately 70' in depth and has a brick paved curved edge patio extending across the full width of the house while the remainder is mainly lawn.

The patio extends further along the right-hand boundary and in turn leads up to an additional circular patio, which sits within the L of the detached outbuilding.

OUTBUILDING 5.63m x5.64m (18'5 x 18'5)

Being L-shaped in design and of brick construction this previous workshop, provides excellent potential to be converted into a games room, summer house or it can of course remain as a rather substantial storage space.

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Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.