4 bedroom property for sale in Billericay

Dating back to the roaring 1920`s, this extended semi-detached period home retains external Art Deco characteristics, occupies a fantastic 110` rear garden and offers great potential to be part of an inspiring future project.

Pleasantly positioned just off the well-regarded Western Road in a small turning, this property is just a short distance from both the mainline rail link to Liverpool Street and the shortcuts leading up to the High Street.

Currently providing accommodation that could include four bedrooms, two reception rooms and a kitchen with adjoining utility room, there remains plenty of opportunity (subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents) to at some point, extend this property further and develop a home that will reward you well for many years to come.

Three of the bedrooms (1 double and 2 single) and the separate cloakroom are positioned on the first floor, while a fourth, a double bedroom/currently used as a dining room is on the ground floor as is also the bathroom.

As you will see from the photos, there is also both a lounge with patio doors to the garden and a further separate reception room currently used as a study, enjoying an original fireplace, should you need one this is the obvious choice for a classically styled home office.

As well as the lounge being at the back of this house there is a kitchen and utility room, these two spaces could be combined or even extended further to create the much-desired Open Plan kitchen diner family room that would then look out onto the level lying 110` rear garden.

All in all, a great home in the well-respected Quilters schooling area that has the potential to adapt as your family dynamics change.


ACCOMMODATION AS FOLLOWS..


A wood framed porch overhang in a typical 1920`2 style adds to the external appeal while a well-chosen newly fitted composite entrance door compliments these aesthetics and in turn welcomes you into the entrance hall.


ENTRANCE HALL

Being L-shaped in design with two ceiling lights plus a stairwell skylight window, this central area of the home enjoys good natural light, beneath the stairs is a storage cupboard while panel doors provide access into each of the rooms.


STUDY 3.36 m x 3.27 m (11` x 10`7)

With a front facing window and what we are told is an original brick fireplace with open flu, this room has the makings for a classic home office with a cosy feel.


DINING ROOM 3.8 m max x 3.69 m (12`5 x 12`10)

This is another front facing reception room and one that could double up as a fourth bedroom for guest or full time relative. There are two built-in cupboards in this room, one housing the boiler and the other providing storage.


BATHROOM

With a bathroom window affording borrowed light from the utility room, this tiled bathroom has a three-piece suite which consists of a low-level WC, pedestal wash basin and a reduced size panel enclosed bath with mixer taps, a shower attachment and folding shower screen.


LOUNGE 6.21 m x 3.64 max (20`4 x 11`10)

Thanks to the sliding patio doors, this lounge embraces the rear garden and enjoys a light and airy feel. To continue the cottage theme, there is a decorative brick-built fire surround and a built in cupboard.


KITCHEN 4.62 m x 2.12 m (15`2 x 6`10)

Again, this kitchen is located to the rear of the house and therefore has a window looking down into the garden. Grey coloured units are fitted to either side and have worktops over which incorporate sink unit with mixer tap. Within this kitchen area there is space for cooker and fridge freezer while a door from here leads into the utility room.


UTILITY ROOM 2.58 m x 2.23 m (8`5 x 7`3)

This useful area, which with some work could be incorporated within the main k