3 bedroom semi-detached house for sale

Rooms

Measurements
Ground Floor: Lounge: 13'7" x 10'8" Kitchen / Diner: 17'3" x 11'2" Outbuilding: 10'8" x 7'5" First Floor: Bedroom 1: 11'3" x 10'5" Bedroom 2: 13'2" x 10'5" Bedroom 3: 9'2" x 6'6" Bathroom: 6'6" x 5'9"

Interior
A neat brick built porch opens into a welcoming hallway with stairs to the first floor and useful understairs storage, leading to a calming front lounge with neutral décor, modern media wall with inset fireplace and a wide bay window that floods the room with light. Spanning the full width of the house, the open plan kitchen diner is the real showpiece, fitted with shaker style units, sleek quartz effect worktops and a large central island that doubles as a breakfast bar, with integrated appliances, feature lighting and French doors to the rear terrace. Upstairs, the main bedroom has a full wall of fitted wardrobes and rooftop views across Rayleigh, joined by a second double bedroom, a generous single ideal as a nursery or study, and a modern family bathroom with white three piece suite, shower over bath and vanity basin.

Exterior
To the front, a wide block paved driveway provides off street parking for multiple vehicles, with raised brick planters adding kerb appeal and a pathway leading to the front door and side access. The rear garden has been landscaped for both play and entertaining, with a large paved patio directly off the house, perfect for outdoor dining, steps up to a level lawn with stepping stone path and fenced boundaries for privacy. To the rear of the plot sits a timber outbuilding, currently arranged as a treatment room with power and lighting, offering an excellent home office or studio space alongside an adjoining store.

Location
Broad Oak Way sits within the Trinity area of Rayleigh, just off Queens Road and within easy reach of a wide range of everyday amenities. A parade of shops along Eastwood Road offers convenience shopping, cafes and services, while Audley Mills Surgery on Eastwood Road is around half a mile away. Rayleigh High Street and Rayleigh station are within walking distance, with the station around 0.7 miles away, providing regular Greater Anglia services into London Liverpool Street and Stratford, ideal for commuters. Frequent local bus routes along Eastwood Road and nearby stops on Parklands Avenue and Queens Road connect you with surrounding towns and villages. Green spaces and local parks are also within easy reach, and you are well placed for access to the wider road network linking Rayleigh with Southend, Wickford and the A127.

School Catchments
Families are well placed for education. Rayleigh Primary School and Grove Wood Primary School are both around half a mile from the property, while The FitzWimarc School on Hockley Road is approximately 820 yards away and offers secondary education for ages 11 to 18. Edward Francis Primary School and several other well regarded schools in the SS6 area are also within roughly a mile, giving younger children a good choice of settings.