Skip to the content

1 bedroom Mid-Terrace House

Consort Close, Brentwood

Showcase event Saturday 1st August at 9am

Showcase Saturday 1st August at 9am

Alternatively you can call us on 01277 671223
Brentwood Estate Agents

Guide Price £350,000 - £375,000. A well-presented one-bedroom house with garage and parking, ideally located within easy reach of Brentwood High Street and Brentwood Station. Offering bright accommodation, modern interiors and an excellent first-time buy

Haart of Brentwood

Guide Price £350,000 - £375,000

Situated in a popular residential location just a short walk from Brentwood Station and the vibrant High Street, this beautifully presented freehold one-bedroom home offers stylish, low-maintenance living with the added benefit of a garage and off-street parking.

The accommodation comprises a bright and spacious living room with direct access to the private rear garden, a modern fitted kitchen, a generous double bedroom with built-in storage, a contemporary bathroom and excellent storage throughout.

Externally, the property benefits from a private garage and allocated off-street parking, making it an ideal home for commuters. Brentwood's Elizabeth Line station provides fast links into London, while the nearby High Street offers an excellent selection of shops, cafés, restaurants and leisure facilities.

Perfect for first-time buyers, downsizers or investors alike, this attractive home combines convenience, practicality and an enviable location.

Key Features

Freehold
Guide Price £350,000 - £375,000
One double bedroom
Modern bathroom
Bright living accommodation
Private rear garden
Garage
Off-street parking
Walking distance to Brentwood Station (Elizabeth Line)
Close to Brentwood High Street
Ideal first-time purchase or investment property

Property Reference: HRT118200430

Register for property alerts
Register for property alerts
Register for property alerts
  • Tiles courtesy of OpenStreetMap
  • undefined

About Brentwood

Brentwood used to be named 'Burntwood' and still was as recently as some 18th century maps. In 1917, the Roman Catholic church on Ingrave road was awarded cathedral status before later being updated between 1989-1991.

The area has a population of approximately over 75,000. There are a good range of schools for all ages and good transport links to schools outside of the area. You can get a train from Brentwood Station or use one of the many bus routes available.

The area is home to the Brentwood Theatre and The Hermitage, which is used as a youth centre. The town is surrounded by countryside and green spaces, as well as having two sports centres that offer such activities like badminton, squash and football. There's also a football team and a basketball team that you can go and watch, as well as the only handball team in the whole of Essex.

Brentwood housing market trends

£532,207

Average price paid in Brentwood

Is this your dream property?

1. Contact the agent - don't delay

If this is your dream property it may be someone else's too. Request a viewing and ensure you don't miss out.

2. Check affordability

Not sure if you can afford this property? Try our handy mortgage calculator tool.

Use our mortgage calculator

3. Selling a property?

Sellers generally favour offers from people who are not in a chain, or have at least begun the selling process.

Request a valuation of your property

Request a viewing with the local branch

Emily Howe

Branch Partner

Not your dream property?

Search similar properties

We have a range of properties on the market at the moment, so take a look at our other properties.

Sign up for our property alerts

Let us know what you are looking for and we can keep you up to date if an ideal property comes to the market.

View more

More tips and advice for buyers

Buying is a big decision and not one we take many times in our life. Don't worry our series of simple guides will help you make sense of it all.

Advice for buyers and sellers