Manor Road, Wivenhoe, Colchester, Essex, CO7

With the benefit of having no chain. This extended four bedroom family home is situated within a sought after tree lined road. The additions to the front and rear of the property are associated to the well renowned Essex architect Bryan Thomas. The property offers versatile ground floor living space with total accommodation amounting 1520 sqft. There is also a good size West facing garden.

Accommodation

Ground floor

Solid entrance door with fanlight leads to a partially vaulted entrance hall. A further door opens onto spacious semi open plan living accommodation comprising of three spaces which are currently being used as a snug, breakfast room and dining area which is adjacent to the fitted kitchen. Both the kitchen and dining area benefit from a partially vaulted ceiling allowing for plenty of natural light. Large sliding doors frame views over the garden. To the front of the property you will find a sitting room and further reception room which is currently being used a store. Completing the ground floor is a shower room with w/c.

First floor

Ascending the stairs a landing gives way to four bedrooms, the family bathroom and a handy built in cupboard. Bedroom one comes with en-suite shower.

Outside

The property is accessed by a private driveway allowing parking for two cars. A good size West facing garden commences with sun terrace. The garden is mainly laid to lawn interspersed with a variety of shrubs and trees and there is also a kitchen garden and shed.

What's nearby

Wivenhoe town centre offering a selection of shops, restaurants, pubs and cafes and train station serving London's Liverpool Street (journey time around 70 minutes). The Folly and Quay area, with its maze of narrow winding streets behind, provides a wonderful backdrop containing many fine period buildings, historic old pubs and trendy cafes. Wivenhoe Sailing Club is located a short walk along the quay form the property, catering for both dinghy and cruiser sailors. The local area offers ample opportunity to explore the local estuaries, east coast and out into the North Sea for continental journeys.