Morley Hill, Stanford-Le-Hope

Extended three-bedroom family favourite with huge bathroom, glorious conservatory, generous garden, garage, ample parking, Gable Hall catchment and A13 access. Warning: viewing may cause serious house envy.

Welcome to Morley Hill, Stanford-le-Hope, where this beautifully presented three-bedroom semi-detached family home delivers the sort of space that makes you wonder how you ever survived without a conservatory, a huge bathroom and somewhere to park more than one car.

Sitting within the Gable Hall School Catchment (Mossbourne Fobbing Academy and offering convenient access to the A13, the location has family life written all over it. School run? Sorted. Commuting? Convenient. Sunday morning argument about who blocked whose car in? Well, with parking for multiple vehicles, hopefully avoided entirely.

Come On In...

The property welcomes you through an entrance porch — that underrated little hero of family homes where shoes, coats, umbrellas and mysterious Amazon parcels can live before making it into the house.

From here, you enter a home offering generous, flexible living space.

The large lounge provides plenty of room for the whole family to spread out. Big sofa? Absolutely. Even bigger television? We’re estate agents, not judges. There’s space here to create a proper family hub for movie nights, lazy Sundays and those evenings where everyone sits together while simultaneously staring at different screens.

The separate dining room comfortably accommodates a six-seater dining table, making it equally ready for civilised dinner parties, Christmas lunch or the considerably more realistic Tuesday-night scene involving homework, laptops, half-finished cups of tea and someone asking what’s for pudding.

And then we reach the glorious conservatory.

Light, spacious and overlooking the garden, this is the room destined to become everybody’s favourite. Morning coffee? Yes. Evening glass of something cold? Obviously. Quietly hiding from the rest of the family while pretending you’re admiring the garden? We’ll leave that between us.

Head upstairs and you’ll find three good-sized bedrooms, the largest offering en-suite shower room, giving comfortable accommodation for a growing family.

Whether you need children’s rooms, guest accommodation, a home office or somewhere dedicated entirely to a suspiciously large trainer collection, there’s genuine flexibility here.

But the headline act upstairs might just be the huge four-piece family bathroom.

Forget the morning bathroom Olympics. With generous proportions and a full four-piece suite, this is a bathroom with enough room to actually enjoy being in it. Long soak after work? Approved. Quick shower before the school run? Covered. Children somehow turning bath time into a small-scale aquatic event? At least you’ve got the space.

Despite the property already having been extended, the rear garden clearly didn’t get the memo about becoming smaller.

There is still a large rear garden offering plenty of space for families, entertaining and outdoor living, complete with multiple seating areas.

That means one spot for the morning coffee, another for the afternoon sunshine and potentially a third for when the neighbours come over and nobody can quite remember whose turn it is to host the barbecue.

There’s also a shed, ready for bicycles, gardening equipment, tools and all those things you’re absolutely definitely going to take to the tip next weekend.

To the front, there is off-street parking for multiple vehicles, plus the added benefit of a garage — a particularly welcome combination for busy households.

THE SMALL PRINT:

Material Information:

We’ve done our homework, but we aren’t fortune tellers. We haven’t poked the boiler, flicked the switches, or tested every light bulb. Nothing here counts as a contract or statement of fact—get your solicitor to check all the serious stuff, like tenure, parking, planning permission, building regs, and all that jazz!

Measurements? Guides only. Floorplans? Handy, but not perfectly to scale. Travelling far? Call first—clarification is free, petrol is not.

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