• Versatile four-bedroom layout (currently configured as three larger bedrooms) +
• Set across three floors, offering excellent separation of space +
• Impressive open-plan kitchen/diner with direct access to the garden +
• En-suite shower room to the second top floor bedroom +
• Garage (positioned to the rear) and parking on drive +
• Modern development with easy access to Colchester city centre and A12 connections +
• Gas central heating (boiler two years old) +

Set across three well-planned floors, this home unfolds in a way that feels both practical and considered, with each level offering its own purpose while remaining connected throughout. You enter into a generous kitchen and dining space that immediately establishes the tone of the house. It’s open, sociable and clearly designed to be used every day. The kitchen runs cleanly along one side with shaker-style units and integrated appliances including fridge/freezer, dishwasher and washing machine, alongside built-in cooking appliances. There’s plenty of preparation space without breaking up the flow, while the dining area sits naturally beside doors opening out to the garden. Light moves easily through here, and with the stairs set neatly to one side and storage tucked beneath, the room manages to feel both spacious and well organised. Moving up to the first floor, the layout opens onto a central landing that connects the main living space, a double bedroom and cloakroom. The living room itself is positioned perfectly to take advantage of its elevated outlook, with windows to both the front and rear drawing in light across the day. The proportions are generous, allowing for a full arrangement of seating without compromise, and a central fireplace anchors the room without dominating it. It’s a space that feels comfortable and easy to settle into. Also on this level is a particularly well-sized double bedroom, offering flexibility depending on how the home is used. Whether as a principal bedroom, guest suite or even a quieter work-from-home space, its position on its own floor creates a degree of separation that many buyers will appreciate. The staircase continues to the second floor, where three further bedrooms and the main bathroom are arranged around the landing. The second bedroom sits to the rear, enjoying a pleasant outlook over the garden and benefiting from its own en-suite shower room, adding a layer of independence that works well for guests or older children. The remaining two bedrooms are currently configured as one larger, open space, created by removing the stud wall between them. This provides a more expansive room with flexibility for different uses, though the original layout can be reinstated with ease for those needing a traditional four-bedroom arrangement. One faces the front, the other the rear, giving both a distinct aspect. The main bathroom serves this floor, fitted with a bath and shower over, along with WC and basin, finished in a simple, neutral style that keeps it easy to maintain. Outside, the house sits neatly within a well-kept residential setting, with a smart red brick frontage and a low-maintenance approach. A covered car port sits within the terrace, with double timber gates opening through to a private parking area behind. From here, access continues to the property’s garage, positioned beyond the house itself, keeping vehicles tucked away and the street scene uncluttered. The rear garden extends out from the kitchen, offering a good balance between lawn and seating areas. A patio sits directly off the house, with a further decked area to the rear beneath a covered gazebo, creating a sheltered spot that can be used across the seasons. The garden is enclosed and easy to manage, with enough space for children, pets or simply enjoying the outdoors. A brick-built outbuilding provides useful storage or workshop potential, alongside an additional shed, keeping the practical elements neatly contained.