Guide price
£425,000
4 bed detached house for saleChrismund Way, Great Tey Colchester CO6
4 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
EPC Rating: C
- Freehold
The Agency UK
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About this property
Cul De Sac Location
Four Good Size Bedrooms
Solar Panels
Electric Vehicle Charging Point
Sunny Rear Garden
Open Plan Design
Brought to you by Mark Quinn tauk - Situated in this quiet Cul de sac, a spacious and extended four-bedroomed detached family home. The downstairs accommodation is configured to a delightful open plan design and currently zoned with a dining, lounge and family room space. You enter the property to a spacious reception hall and the heart of the property. There is the convenience of a downstairs cloakroom and separate internal access to the garage. Continuing through the property there is an impressive open plan living area, this has been cleverly zoned to provide a comfortable lounge area, seamlessly blending into the dining area with ample space for a large table and chairs, there is then a good size playroom / family area that could have multiple uses. The property benefits from roof mounted solar panels, these are currently utilised to provide energy to the property and back to the grid. Further efficiencies are provided by the wall mounted electric vehicle charger. Outside there is a pleasant open plan lawned garden to the front with a good-sized driveway with space for several cars. The lovely rear garden has been well kept and offers a sun deck and cobbled pathways. There is a single garage benefiting from light and power.
Great Tey: Great Tey still enjoys a strong sense of community and has a village feel. The heart of the village is the church of St Barnabas, parts of which date back to the 11th century. There is a thriving group of local bell ringers with the lovely peel of bells often being heard. There are cream teas in the church grounds during July. The Chequers pub is another focal point and always has a warm welcome. There is a village hall. Two playing fields. Many country walks including the Essex way run through Great Tey.
Amenities: There are local shops within a few minutes’ drive to Marks Tey. These include a post office, bakery, butchers, fish & chip shop and Indian restaurant.
Travel: The A12 & A120 are close by with the M25 & M11 beyond this. The Greater Anglia rail station is near and provides a direct service to London Liverpool Street. The 82 bus service runs through the village.
Schools: Great Tey Primary School. Great Tey Pre School
Reception Hall
Portal glazed entrance door and glazed side panel to spacious light and airy hallway. Personal door to garage. Convenient wall mounted storage cupboards. Engineered oak flooring. Loft access. Double radiator. Part return Staircase to first floor
Open Plan Living Area
Wrap around open plan living space. Zoned as follows.
Dining area: Plenty of space for 6-seater table and chairs, semi-bay window to the front. Engineered oak flooring. Radiator.
Lounge area: Great space for sofa set and TV time. Engineered flooring. Radiator
Playroom/ Family Space: Wall mounted storage. Window to rear. Double opening patio doors overlooking the rear garden and sun deck. Engineered oak flooring. Radiator
Kitchen / Breakfast Room
Well-proportioned kitchen. Good range of base storage and drawers. Space for free standing cooker. Space for two dishwashers. Half tiling. Breakfast Bar. Window to rear. Half glazed door to garden. Engineered oak flooring. Radiator. Cupboard housing Worcester Oil Fired combination boiler
Downstairs Cloakroom
Low flush WC. Wall mounted wash hand basin. Window to side. Engineered oak flooring
Landing
Airing Cupboard. Loft access which is boarded with drop down ladder
Master Bedroom
Window to front. Radiator. Engineered oak flooring
Bedroom Two
Window to front. Radiator. Built in cupboard. Engineered oak flooring
Bedroom Three
Window to rear. Radiator. Engineered oak flooring
Bedroom Four
Window to rear. Radiator
Family Bathroom
Fully tiled. Panel enclosed bath. Low flush WC. Vanity wash hand basin. Opaque window to rear
Outside
Outside;
Front: Open plan garden with lawn and shrub bed. Side access to the rear. Herringbone small brick driveway with hard standing for two cars. Part integral garage with up and over paneled door, light and power fitted and plumbing for appliances. Wall mounted electric vehicle charging point to outside wall.
Back: Well maintained garden extending from a raised sun deck and cobbled pathways. Shrub borders. Outside tap. Low level oil tank
Solar And Electric Vehicle Charger
Solar Panels: The front elevation roof mounted solar panels provide energy for domestic use within the property and onward sale to the grid
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