£220,000
3 bed end terrace house for saleCrompton Street, Chelmsford CM1
3 beds
1 bath
2 receptions
EPC Rating: F
Reduced on
About this property
In need of modernisation
Potential
Two / three bedrooms
Vacant possession
Garage to rear
Rear access
City centre location
Convenient for mainline station
Lots of potential but extensive refurbishment required, two/three bedroom end terrace cottage with a good size garden and a garage. Convenient location within walking distance of the City centre and station. There are two reception rooms, kitchen and ground floor bathroom, whilst to the first floor there are two bedrooms with the third bedroom off of the second which gives scope to put the bathroom upstairs and extend the ground floor if required. Vacant possession, no onward chain.
Reception One (3.53m x 3.28m)
Window to front, storage heater.
Inner Lobby
Stairs that rise to the first floor.
Second Reception Room (3.51m x 3.28m)
Window to rear, storage heater, built in under stairs cupboard.
Kitchen (2.46m x 2.24m)
Window to side overlooking lean-to, space for gas cooker, cupboards, work surface, single drainer stainless steel sink unit, access to
Ground Floor Bathroom
Window to rear, three piece suite.
Landing
Doors to
Bedroom One (3.53m x 2.24m)
Window to front, built in cupboard.
Bedroom Two (3.35m x 3.15m)
Window to rear, access to
Bedroom Three (2.51m x 2.24m)
Window to rear.
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Chelmsford is a vibrant and fast growing City that blends modern living with rich heritage, making it an attractive choice for a wide range of buyers. As the county town of Essex, it benefits from two train stations offering direct services to London Liverpool Street - Chelmsford Station and the newly opened Beaulieu Park Station - making it especially appealing for commuters.
The City is known for welcoming, multicultural community, reflected in its diverse neighbourhoods, varied dining out options, international grocery stores and inclusive local events. At its heart stands Chelmsford Cathedral, a striking landmark and cultural hub offering a community venue which also runs concerts, exhibitions and educational events throughout the year. The area is also highly regarded for its education, home to two of the regions most respected grammar schools: King Edward VI Grammar School (kegs) and Chelmsford County High School for Girls (cchs), both renowned for academic excellence. With extensive green spaces such as Central Park and Hylands Estate, alongside a lively City centre filled with shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities, Chelmsford offers a balanced lifestyle ideal for families, professionals, and those seeking excellent connectivity with a strong sense of community.
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