3 bedroom bungalow for sale

PROPERTY The property is approached via a block paved driveway that provides off-road parking for at least three vehicles as well as access to the garage.On entering the property, the entrance hall way benefits from luxury vinyl tiled flooring that continues through to the kitchen.The well-appointed kitchen features integrated Siemens oven, microwave and warming drawer, integrated Siemens Induction Hob, Integrated NEFF Dishwasher and Washing Machine, Integrated Fridge Freezer, Tumble Dryer and Extractor Hood. Ample storage is provided with a good array of cupboards and drawers all set within an attractive 'butchers block style' oak work top.The master bedroom to the front of the property benefits from a box bay window and en-suite shower room with shower cubicle, toilet and hand basin set within a vanity unit. Bedrooms two and three are both doubles with the second bedroom to the front currently being used as a study. The four-piece family bathroom features a bath with shower mixer hose, separate shower cubicle, hand basin set within a vanity unit and toilet. The lounge provides access via French Doors to the Conservatory that benefits from Luxury Vinyl Tiled floor, central heating and an opaque finish to the roof. The conservatory provides access to the enclosed rear garden also via French doors. OUTSIDE The garage benefits from an electronic up and over door, is partially boarded (with ladder), and has a personnel door to the side providing access the garden. The garage also provides space for a work bench.Gated side access to both the left- and right-hand side of the property allow access to the rear garden that is mainly laid to lawn with two separate patio areas, one adjacent to the conservatory and one to the rear of the garage. There is also a garden shed providing useful additional storage space. SITUATION The village of Thorrington has occupied the crossroads of the routes between Brightlingsea, Clacton, Colchester and the surrounding farm and fishing communities for centuries, and is home to the medieval Church of St Mary Magdalen and the attractive Grade 2 listed Tide Mill constructed in 1831. Within the village, you'll find a convenient post office and local store for everyday needs, a locally-loved recreation ground, and the highly-regarded Red Lion public house which serves great traditional pub food and a fine selection of ales in friendly surroundings. Colchester is a short drive away providing all the leisure, recreational and shopping facilities expected of a major regional town. AGENTS NOTE Annual Service of 250 per annum applies.