Queensway, Lawford, CO11

Tucked away in a peaceful residential turning and positioned to take full advantage of the exceptional estuary views, this detached bungalow offers a rare sense of tranquillity and space, both inside and out. From the moment you step inside, the home welcomes you with a calm and considered layout – one that flows effortlessly and is filled with natural light. The living room, with its wide southerly-facing window, feels wonderfully open and airy. It’s a space equally suited to quiet mornings with a book as it is to hosting guests on a sunny afternoon.

The kitchen is both functional and beautifully positioned. Thoughtfully arranged, it enjoys an uninterrupted view out across the estuary, turning even the simplest moments into something scenic. Finished with white-fronted cabinetry and polished quartz surfaces, the room balances clean design with day-to-day practicality, offering a view that may well become your favourite part of the house, capturing not only the light but also the rolling sky and distant shimmer of water.

Two generously sized double bedrooms continue the sense of comfort and light. The principal bedroom is tucked to the rear, enjoying privacy and a pleasant garden outlook, complete with fitted wardrobes for clean, effortless storage. The front bedroom mirrors the home’s elevated position, delivering that sweeping estuary view once more – an ever-changing landscape of boats, birds and sky that makes waking up here something truly special.

The bathroom is finished in contemporary tones, with sleek coral tiling and a full-width vanity unit offering plenty of space for essentials. It’s a calm, easy-to-maintain space designed with comfort in mind.

Outside, the gardens have been landscaped for simplicity and enjoyment. At the front, shingle-laid borders create a neat first impression, while to the rear, a tiered garden invites you to unwind across various levels – from paved terraces to a sheltered summer house, every corner feels private and bathed in sun throughout the day. Whether you’re hosting a few friends or enjoying a peaceful moment with a cuppa, it’s a garden that asks very little of you but gives plenty in return.

This is a home that’s been carefully maintained and clearly loved – one that offers not only practical one-level living, but the kind of setting that feeds the soul. With estuary views that change with the light and seasons, and with the convenience of Manningtree’s town and station just moments away, this is more than just a move – it’s a step into a quieter, more beautiful way of life.

Hallway

The hallway is L-shaped and incorporates a vestibule lobby. It is approached through a UPVC door to the front elevation and a further internal door leads you into the main hall which features a shelved airing cupboard (housing the insulated hot water tank) a recess, useful for furniture / coats and boots storage. The hall provides access to all of the accommodation and has a hatch to the ceiling that provides loft access.

Kitchen

2.74m x 3.27m

The kitchen is found at the front of the bungalow and features a large window to the front elevation that frames an appealing outlook over rooftops and chimney pots to the Stour Estuary and Suffolk coastline. The kitchen itself is arranged with white fronted cupboards and drawers beneath a square edge quartz work surface with tile splash back and matching wall mounted cabinets. A large ceramic sink with mixer tap sits in front of the aforementioned window at the front and under the counter you will find plumbing for both a washing machine and a dishwasher. A space is provided for a tall standing fridge and free standing oven sat beneath an extractor hood. Integral appliances include a Neff fridge and separate Neff freezer.

Living Room

3.37m x 4.73m

The lovely living room at the back of the home features a southerly aspect ensuring that this reception is filled with natural light throughout the day. This carpeted reception's space also features a fireplace with inset gas fire.

First Bedroom

2.97m x 4.39m

The first double bedroom (currently an arts and crafts room) is found at the rear of the home and also features a characteristically large window with Southerly aspect. This carpeted bedroom also hosts a range of built-in double fronted full height and over-head wardrobes and cupboards.

Second Bedroom

3.14m x 2.35m

The second carpeted bedroom at the front of the home has a window to the front elevation with a far-reaching view across rooftops and chimney pots to the Suffolk coastline.

Bathroom

1.6m x 2.38m

The smartly fitted and fully tiled bathroom includes a wide and deep panel bath with a mixer tap and thermostatic shower over with curtain, vanity sink, hidden tank WC and an opaque glazed window to the front elevation.

Front Garden

The home enjoys an elevated position with lovely views at the front over the Stour estuary and Constable Country. The front garden is retained by red brick walls with gentle steps up to the front door that separates shingle laid flower borders also retained by red-brick walls. At the side of the home is the driveway which leads to the single garage. There is secure access available to each side of the home.

Rear Garden

The rear garden has a southerly aspect and is designed with low maintenance in mind. It consists of several levelled tiers that include a sun soaked paved terrace at it's end, a shingle laid planting area decorated with plant pots. Here you will also find a summer house and a useful shed

Parking - Off street

Parking - Garage

With an up and over door to the front elevation.