1 bedroom town house for sale

UNIQE OPPORTUNITY: Castle Estate Agents are pleased to offer FOR SALE this small WAREHOUSE with GARDEN, PARKING AND GARAGE and 3 SEPERATE LARGE GARAGES WITH AMPLE PARKING SPACES set in this quiet location, situated behind WEST ROAD, Westcliff on sea. The warehouse is of brick built construction with a pitched roof and a hardwood door, benefiting from 3 receptions in need of MODERNIZATION with full planning, 1. LARGE GARAGE FOR 6 CARS, 2. LARGE GARAGE FOR 4 CARS, 3. LARGE GARAGE FOR 2 CARS and OFF STREET PARKING FOR APPROX 8 CARS.



Location
Westcliff-on-Sea is known for Westcliff Beach, backed by cafes, fish n chip takeaways, and the sloping lawns of Southend Cliff Gardens. Overlooking the sea, the landmark 1960s Cliffs Pavilion theatre hosts comedy and music, with a similar programme at the 1912 Palace Theatre. Clothing stores and supermarkets dot Hamlet Court Road and London Road, and Chalkwell Park has ornamental gardens and sports facilities.

Transport
The London, Tilbury and Southend Railway route passing through the suburb was completed to Southend in 1856 but the Westcliff railway station in Station Road was not opened until 1895.16 It is now managed by c2c.

Architure
Several areas of Westcliff have been classified as conservation areas: Clifftown bordering Southend town centre and including Prittlewell Square gardens, Shorefield and the Leas towards the sea front, and Milton focused on the Park Estate between Park Street and Milton Road. The Milton Conservation Area includes the Grade II listed building which was formerly the Wesleyan Chapel (Park Road Methodist Church)17 it was completed in 1872 to the design of Elijah Hoole[use Contact Agent Button] and was Southend's first permanent Methodist Church.19

Westcliff contains a number of other Grade II listed buildings, Our Lady Help of Christians and St Helen's Church in Milton Road, the Church of Saint Alban the Martyr in St John's Road, the former Havens department store in Hamlet Court Road, Marteg House in Annerley Road, Westcliff Library in London Road and the Palace Theatre.20 Westcliff Library, designed by Patrick Burridge, the councils architect in 1956, built on a site damaged by bombing in World War II. The building was listed as Grade II in 1998.21

The official list entries for these are available from Historic England on the National Heritage List for England.22

Economy
The main shopping area in Westcliff-on-Sea is Hamlet Court Road, where the department store Havens established itself in 1901, and remained the anchor store until its closure in 2017.23 Hamlet Court Road took its name from a manor house called the Hamlet Court, which stood on land now occupied by Pavarotti's restaurant and adjoining shops, facing towards the sea with sweeping gardens down to the rail line. The road later developed into a strong independent retail area and quickly became famous outside the area as the Bond Street of Essex.2425 There were many haberdashers and specialist shops, and it was not too unusual to see chauffeurs waiting for their employers to emerge from the shops.

The economic recessions of the 1980s and 1990s saw the area decline. The road underwent a 1 million regeneration in the early 2000s and a further regeneration in 2010. Further plans have been put forward by Southend-on-Sea City Council to pedestrianise half of the street,26 while the local historical organisation, the Milton Society is campaigning to regenerate the road on the lines of Margate and the Cathedral Quarter in Derby.27

The Milton Ward in Westcliff is one of the most deprived areas in England. The ward is mostly in the top 20 most deprived areas in the East of England, but some of the ward is in the top 10 most deprived areas in the country.28

Prices
Westcliff-on-Sea is a popular area for property, known for its unique character, variety of property types, and proximity to Southend-on-Sea. House prices are around 342,265, with flats averaging 239,074 and semi-detached properties averaging 437,245. The area is known for its characterful houses, large rooms, and high ceilings, as well as its proximity to Westcliff-on-Sea station and the seafront.

Front aspcet
Secluded entrance to rear Ally way with access to off street parking x 2 cars, hardwood door to;

Reception one (11' 9" by 8' 9" (3m 58cm by 2m 67cm), ())
Door to:

Reception 2 (14' 5" by 16' 5" (4m 39cm by 5m ), ())
Stairs to first floor and reception 3, window to front aspect.

Reception 3 (25' by 16' (7m 62cm by 4m 88cm), ())
2 x windows and door to front aspect.

Discription
Westcliff is up and coming and in this location there are other warehouses which have been renovated to a very high standard and all currently rented out to a maximum rent.

Garage 1 (43' by 16' (13m 11cm by 4m 88cm), ())
secure folding doors, of brick build with power and lighting and off street parking x 6 cars.

Garage 2 (26' by 16' (7m 92cm by 4m 88cm), ())
Electric doors, of brick build with power and lighting a, suitable for 4 cars and off street parking x 4 cars.

Grage 3 (16' by 14' (4m 88cm by 4m 27cm), ())
Hardwood double doors, of brick build with power and lighting a, suitable for 2 cars.