£300,000
2 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
Station Road, Ardleigh
semi-detached house 
2 bedrooms Property description
A charming two-bedroom period cottage in Ardleigh, combining characterful interiors with a stylish finish, a generous garden room, and a delightful private garden — all within easy reach of Colchester and local amenities.
The Property - The cottage welcomes you with a warm, character-filled lounge featuring exposed beams and a brick fireplace with wood-burning stove. The kitchen has been thoughtfully updated, with shaker-style cabinetry, solid wood worktops, and a butler sink, complemented by open shelving for a modern country feel.
The ground floor also offers a modern bathroom and a bright conservatory, currently used as a dining and home-working space, with French doors opening directly to the garden. Upstairs, two well-proportioned double bedrooms provide light and versatile accommodation, one currently arranged with extensive built-in storage.
The Outside - The property benefits from a well-designed, west-facing garden, featuring a blend of lawn, paved seating areas, and decorative borders with colourful planting. There are multiple spaces for outdoor entertaining and relaxation, including a dining terrace and a cosy seating corner. Useful outbuildings and sheds provide storage and hobby space, while the property’s frontage retains classic cottage charm with red brick elevations and a picket fence.
The Area - Ardleigh is a charming village in the Tendring district of Essex, set amidst some of the county’s most picturesque countryside. Perfectly positioned between the tranquil Dedham Vale (AONB) and the vibrant city of Colchester, it offers the best of both rural and urban living. The village benefits from a well-stocked shop, the popular gastro pub The Wooden Fender, and a well-regarded primary school, all within walking distance. Excellent transport links via the A12 and A120, along with nearby mainline stations at Colchester and Manningtree, make commuting easy. Regular bus services also connect the village to Colchester, Manningtree, and Harwich. With scenic walks, nearby Ardleigh Reservoir, and a strong sense of community, Ardleigh is an ideal setting for a balanced and well-connected lifestyle.
Further Information - Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax - Tendring Band C
Arldeigh Conservation Area
Mains - Gas, Water, Electric and Sewerage
Sellers position - need to secure an onward purchase
The Property - The cottage welcomes you with a warm, character-filled lounge featuring exposed beams and a brick fireplace with wood-burning stove. The kitchen has been thoughtfully updated, with shaker-style cabinetry, solid wood worktops, and a butler sink, complemented by open shelving for a modern country feel.
The ground floor also offers a modern bathroom and a bright conservatory, currently used as a dining and home-working space, with French doors opening directly to the garden. Upstairs, two well-proportioned double bedrooms provide light and versatile accommodation, one currently arranged with extensive built-in storage.
The Outside - The property benefits from a well-designed, west-facing garden, featuring a blend of lawn, paved seating areas, and decorative borders with colourful planting. There are multiple spaces for outdoor entertaining and relaxation, including a dining terrace and a cosy seating corner. Useful outbuildings and sheds provide storage and hobby space, while the property’s frontage retains classic cottage charm with red brick elevations and a picket fence.
The Area - Ardleigh is a charming village in the Tendring district of Essex, set amidst some of the county’s most picturesque countryside. Perfectly positioned between the tranquil Dedham Vale (AONB) and the vibrant city of Colchester, it offers the best of both rural and urban living. The village benefits from a well-stocked shop, the popular gastro pub The Wooden Fender, and a well-regarded primary school, all within walking distance. Excellent transport links via the A12 and A120, along with nearby mainline stations at Colchester and Manningtree, make commuting easy. Regular bus services also connect the village to Colchester, Manningtree, and Harwich. With scenic walks, nearby Ardleigh Reservoir, and a strong sense of community, Ardleigh is an ideal setting for a balanced and well-connected lifestyle.
Further Information - Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax - Tendring Band C
Arldeigh Conservation Area
Mains - Gas, Water, Electric and Sewerage
Sellers position - need to secure an onward purchase
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