Offered for sale with no onward chain this substantial property offers over 1,200 sqft of both commercial and living accommodation over three floors.
The ground floor, formerly operating as a florist and retaining its existing use classification, comprises a prominent shop frontage with a spacious rear room. Beyond this is a kitchen, followed by an additional storeroom and a separate WC.
Arranged over the upper two floors, this well-proportioned two bedroom duplex apartment offers spacious and versatile accommodation. The first floor comprises a kitchen, bathroom, and a full-width living room, while the second floor provides two bedrooms and access to the loft space. The loft area offers potential for conversion into additional living accommodation, creating a further floor of space, subject to the necessary planning permissions and building regulations approvals.
Externally, the property benefits from a side access gate and a private rear garden.
The property offers excellent potential for renovation and reconfiguration.
Burnham-on-Crouch is an attractive waterside market town situated on the north bank of the River Crouch in Essex. Renowned as one of the UK's leading sailing centres, the town combines a charming historic High Street, an extensive yacht and marina offering, and a picturesque riverside setting. The town serves a wide rural catchment and offers a blend of coastal lifestyle, leisure amenities and independent businesses, making it a popular location for residents, visitors and marine-related enterprises.
Despite its semi-rural setting, Burnham-on-Crouch benefits from good transport connections. The town is served by a railway station on the Crouch Valley Line, providing direct services via Wickford to London Liverpool Street. During peak periods, journey times to central London can be around one hour, with regular services throughout the day.
Main Transport Links
Rail: Burnham-on-Crouch railway station provides dirct Greater Anglia services to Wickford and London Liverpool Street, connecting with the wider rail network.
Road: The town is accessed principally via the B1010, connecting to the A130, A12 and A12 trunk routes, providing links to Chelmsford, the M25, South Essex and the wider national motorway network.
Air: London Southend Airport is approximately 25 miles away, while London Stanste Airport is around 45 miles distant.
Marine: Burnham is internationally recognised as a centre for sailing and marine activities, with multiple yacht clubs, marinas and commercial marine facilities along the River Crouch.
