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Map3 bedroom semi-detached house
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Semi-detached house
3 beds
1 bath
1060
EPC rating: F
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band D
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Features and description
- Three bedroom semi-detached house
- Requiring restoration and with a 0.17 acre plot
- Outbuildings and garaging
- No ongoing chain
- Within 1.5 mile of Chelmsford city
- EPC Rating = F
A semi-detached house, built in 1926, requiring restoration with a 0.17 acre plot.
Description
An early 20th century semi-detached house with attractive Tudor-style elevations. The house has been in the same family for around 90 years and is now in need of restoration. Unusually, the house has a very large plot extending to about 0.17 acres including brick-built outbuildings.
The house retains many period fixtures, which would form welcome features to a programme of modernisation. The hallway includes a cloakroom staircase, on the left at the front of the house is a sitting room, lit by a deep front window and featuring a fireplace, picture rail and floorboards. At the rear is a separate dining room, with floorboards, picture rail and French doors. Adjacent to the dining room is a small kitchen and beyond is a garden room, in need of replacement. On the first floor are three bedrooms, two with fireplaces, and a family bathroom needing replacement.
Outside
A long independent drive provides off-road parking with lawns adjacent. Adjacent to the house is a garage, needing replacement, and beyond are substantial brick outbuildings. The rear garden extends to about 150 ft in depth. Much of the garden is n need of cultivation. Site plan attached.
Services
All mains services.
Agent's note
(1) As the house needs considerable refurbishment, it may limit the amount of mortgage available. Please check with your broker before submitting an offer. (2) Please note there are asbestos roof coverings in the conservatory and the outbuildings.
Location
Chelmsford station: 1.9 miles (Liverpool Street from 34 minutes), A12 (junction 16): 2 miles, M25 (junction 28): 12 miles, Stansted Airport: 23 miles. All distances approximate.
The house is situated on Galleywood Road, which lies approximately 1.5 miles south of the city of Chelmsford and a mile from Galleywood Common. Chelmsford city offers a wide variety of facilities - a bustling shopping centre, private and state schools and superb transport links, including a station on the main line into London Liverpool Street and access onto the A12. Within a mile is a Tesco superstore and a local parade of shops can be found opposite, as well as at Moulsham Lodge and in Galleywood.
Galleywood Common is an area of approximately 175 acres of woodland and open common, which borders the River Wid, was once famous for its racecourse (which was one of the oldest in England) and has subsequently been declared a local nature reserve.
Galleywood has three primary schools, a parade of shops, a village hall, a library, several pubs and St Michael and All Angels Church on Galleywood Common, which has a thriving congregation.
Square Footage: 1,060 sq ft
Acreage: 0.17 Acres
Directions
From the Tesco, Princes Road, roundabout, proceed on the B1007 towards Galleywood. At the top of the road (at the mini roundabout) the house will be found ahead of you. It may be best to park in the parade of shops opposite the house and walk over.
Description
An early 20th century semi-detached house with attractive Tudor-style elevations. The house has been in the same family for around 90 years and is now in need of restoration. Unusually, the house has a very large plot extending to about 0.17 acres including brick-built outbuildings.
The house retains many period fixtures, which would form welcome features to a programme of modernisation. The hallway includes a cloakroom staircase, on the left at the front of the house is a sitting room, lit by a deep front window and featuring a fireplace, picture rail and floorboards. At the rear is a separate dining room, with floorboards, picture rail and French doors. Adjacent to the dining room is a small kitchen and beyond is a garden room, in need of replacement. On the first floor are three bedrooms, two with fireplaces, and a family bathroom needing replacement.
Outside
A long independent drive provides off-road parking with lawns adjacent. Adjacent to the house is a garage, needing replacement, and beyond are substantial brick outbuildings. The rear garden extends to about 150 ft in depth. Much of the garden is n need of cultivation. Site plan attached.
Services
All mains services.
Agent's note
(1) As the house needs considerable refurbishment, it may limit the amount of mortgage available. Please check with your broker before submitting an offer. (2) Please note there are asbestos roof coverings in the conservatory and the outbuildings.
Location
Chelmsford station: 1.9 miles (Liverpool Street from 34 minutes), A12 (junction 16): 2 miles, M25 (junction 28): 12 miles, Stansted Airport: 23 miles. All distances approximate.
The house is situated on Galleywood Road, which lies approximately 1.5 miles south of the city of Chelmsford and a mile from Galleywood Common. Chelmsford city offers a wide variety of facilities - a bustling shopping centre, private and state schools and superb transport links, including a station on the main line into London Liverpool Street and access onto the A12. Within a mile is a Tesco superstore and a local parade of shops can be found opposite, as well as at Moulsham Lodge and in Galleywood.
Galleywood Common is an area of approximately 175 acres of woodland and open common, which borders the River Wid, was once famous for its racecourse (which was one of the oldest in England) and has subsequently been declared a local nature reserve.
Galleywood has three primary schools, a parade of shops, a village hall, a library, several pubs and St Michael and All Angels Church on Galleywood Common, which has a thriving congregation.
Square Footage: 1,060 sq ft
Acreage: 0.17 Acres
Directions
From the Tesco, Princes Road, roundabout, proceed on the B1007 towards Galleywood. At the top of the road (at the mini roundabout) the house will be found ahead of you. It may be best to park in the parade of shops opposite the house and walk over.
About this agent
Savills has been a trusted part of the Chelmsford community since our predecessors began trading locally in 1957. Many members of our team of estate agents have been based here for many years, with each offering thoughtful, honest and creative advice, backed by industry-leading research teams. Much of our work involves buying and selling residential, agricultural and commercial property, in which our team has more than a century of combined experience. We work with Savills London offices to smooth the transition of clients from the capital to pastures new across Essex, as families look for an increased quality of life. Most visited website Savills.co.uk is the most visited UK national estate agency website, averaging over 2.4 million visits a month in 2020, and recording over 3.1 million visits in January 2021. Global exposure Our site is available in 22 languages including English, Chinese, Spanish and Russian. This guarantees your property will have the global exposure it deserves as well as providing access to more buyers via our website. Put simply, because we get more qualified visits, you get more opportunities to sell.