High Street, Kelvedon
OIEO £550,000 (Tenant Fees)

Grade II Listed Building - Character Features - Cellar And Attic - Gated Off Road Parking - Good Sized Garden - Opportunity For Downstairs Living - Multiple Reception Rooms - Ground Floor And First Floor Bathrooms - Four Bedrooms - Pantry And Utility Space

Located in Kelvedon, this four bedroom Grade II Listed property is believed to date back to the 16th and 17th Century and offers period charm alongside a versatile layout.

The ground floor of this semi detached home offers two generous reception rooms, both featuring character fireplaces and features, providing ideal spaces for relaxing or entertaining. One of the reception rooms opens directly onto the garden and also benefits from access to a practical pantry, storage and utility space.

Sure to become the heart of the home is the spacious kitchen which has plenty of room for a dining table, offering a functional area for preparing and enjoying informal meals.

A contemporary downstairs shower room adds the opportunity for downstairs living if required. Additionally, further convenient storage and a cellar provide great potential as flexible spaces.

The first floor, accessed via two staircases, offer four bedrooms, each with its own period charm and character. The primary bedroom is particularly generous and, being accessible by a dedicated staircase, provides a sanctuary from the rest of the home and benefits from the first floor bathroom.

Additionally the property features a loft which is currently being used for storage.

Externally, with a generous lawn area, the garden could be ideal for gardening enthusiasts or those looking to create a peaceful outdoor retreat. Side gate access leads to the front of the property, where the gated driveway provides parking for multiple cars.

Located in the charming area of Kelvedon this property benefits from good local amenities and transportation. Kelvedon Train Station provides access to Central London, whilst the B1024 and A12 serve as good road connections. Ample open green spaces in the surrounding areas, such as Brockwell Meadows Local Nature Reserve, provides space for tranquil walks and outdoor recreation.

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