A welcoming entrance hall leads onto the ground floor cloakroom, utility area and remaining garage which is perfect for extra storage room. The HUB of the home has to be the open plan kitchen/diner perfect for Family gatherings. A great size lounge sits at the rear of the property and looks out to the rear garden.

The first floor comprises four double bedrooms with an en suite to the master. A family bathroom suite is also offered.

The rear garden is well established with lots of greenery and character. Multiple seating areas are dotted around the garden creating the perfect Summer setting to benefit from being South facing.

Porch:
Door to hall, stairs to first floor landing,

Hall
Cloakroom:
Double glazed, window to side

Lounge:
3.33m (10ft 11in) x 6.53m (21ft 5in) widening to 12'8
Double glazed, window to rear, patio doors, feature fireplace

Kitchen/Diner:
5.51m (18ft 1in) x 3.78m (12ft 5in)
Double glazed, window to front, range of fitted units complimenting work surfaces

Landing:
Access to loft, built in cupboards, dado rail, doors to:

Bedroom 1:
4.11m (13ft 6in) x 3.38m (11ft 1in)
Double glazed window to rear, dado rail, fan, radiator, door to en suite

Bedroom 1 Photo 2
En Suite:
Double glazed window to side, wash hand basin, independant shower cubical, tiled walls, radiator

Bedroom 2:
2.74m (9ft 0in) x 3.12m (10ft 3in)
Double glazed window to rear, radiator

Bedroom 3:
3.23m (10ft 7in) x 3.17m (10ft 5in)
Double glazed window to front, built in cupboards, laminated flooring, radiator

Bedroom 4:
2.21m (7ft 3in) x 3.56m (11ft 8in)
Double galzed window to front, built in cupboards

Bathroom:
Double glazed window to side, three peice suite, cupboard under sink, radiator, tiled walls and flooring, shower attachment to tap

Outside:
Patio area leading to laid lawn with well maintained flower and shrub borders, further patio to the rear, shed, access to side, approximately 40ft

Utility Room

Garage

Canvey Island
Formerly known as Canvey On Sea, historically Canvey Island made its name as a popular family holiday location back in the 60s and 70s and was born from Dutch refugee’s seeking refuge in the town in the 17th Century as they developed the famous “Dutch Cottage” estate. Canvey Island was primarily an agricultural town in the 20th century until becoming the fastest developing seaside town between 1911 and 1951 and now boasts amazing value in terms of its housing market, a stunning beachfront with seafront walkways and wildlife and allows for direct access into London Fenchurch Street/Liverpool Street via Benfleet C2C Railway Station which shares a border with Canvey Island and Benfleet. Canvey Island’s amenities are currently being massively developed with the arrival of the all-new Canvey Island Retail Park becoming home to a multitude of megastores.