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This beautifully presented Victorian semi-detached home, featuring two double bedrooms, is situated to the east of Colchester. Combining period charm with modern conveniences, this traditional residence offers a warm and inviting living space.

The property is accessed via a double-glazed front door, leading directly into a well-equipped kitchen with ample storage and integrated appliances. A side window allows natural light to flood the space, while a rear door provides direct access to the beautifully landscaped garden. Towards the rear of the property, a practical lobby houses the boiler and washing machine, offering additional storage and utility space. From here, a door leads to a well-appointed shower room, complete with a modern white suite and a rear-facing window.

At the heart of the home, a charming dining room features a staircase leading to the first floor, seamlessly connecting the living spaces. To the front, the cosy lounge boasts a characterful log burner, providing warmth throughout the home on colder evenings and creating an inviting atmosphere.

Upstairs, two generously sized double bedrooms offer comfortable accommodation, each benefiting from natural light and a neutral décor.

The property further benefits from double glazing and gas radiator heating, ensuring year-round comfort and efficiency. Externally, off-road parking for two vehicles is available at the front, while the well-stocked rear garden offers a tranquil outdoor retreat, thoughtfully landscaped for both relaxation and entertaining.

This delightful period home perfectly balances character with modern functionality, making it an ideal choice for those seeking charm, convenience, and comfort. Early viewing is highly recommended.

The property is located to the east of Colchester City centre with its diverse shopping facilities and within very easy reach of an excellent choice of schools including the Girls’ High School and Royal Grammar School, Oxford House, St Mary’s and the Sixth Form College and, on the western outskirts of the town, Holmwood House Preparatory School. Colchester’s mainline railway station, serving London Liverpool Street, lies about 2.3 mile to the west of the house. The property enjoys good access to the A12 which is accessible at the Ardleigh interchange. Colchester lies at the head of the River Colne which offers opportunities for sailing at Brightlingsea and West Mersea and, to the east, on the Walton Backwaters and the River Stour from Titchmarsh Marina. The city is home to a number of golf courses (private and public) and cricket clubs and is the centre of an active community, as well as being home to the Mercury Theatre, the First Site Gallery and Essex University.