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£425,000 to £450,000 Guide Price

A spacious 1920s detached three bedroom residence set in the very heart of Manningtree Town, often described as one of England’s smallest towns. Rarely available and rich in period charm, this imposing home blends character features with thoughtful modern updates, all within easy walking distance of everyday amenities, mainline rail connections and the outstanding natural beauty of the Stour Estuary.

The house itself makes an immediate impression with its attractive elevations and commanding presence. A glazed porch opens into a welcoming entrance hall measuring approximately 9’11” x 6’0” (3.02m x 1.83m), complete with classic wood panelling and useful understairs storage.

The living room, positioned at the front of the home, measures around 10’0” x 12’0” (3.05m x 3.66m). Dual aspect windows, including a characterful box bay, fill the space with natural light, while a striking cast iron open fireplace with tiled hearth forms a cosy focal point.

The dining room, approximately 14’0” x 10’0” (4.27m x 3.05m), enjoys French doors leading into the conservatory and a large side window, creating a wonderfully bright and sociable space ideal for entertaining and family gatherings. Wood laminate flooring runs underfoot and a doorway leads through to the kitchen.

The kitchen measures about 14’0” x 7’11” (4.26m x 2.42m) and is fitted with shaker style units beneath wood laminate worktops, complemented by tiled splashbacks and matching wall cabinets. A ceramic sink sits beneath a large side window, and integrated appliances include a slimline dishwasher, electric oven and grill, and a five-ring gas hob with extractor above. A side door provides convenient external access, and an internal lobby leads to the ground floor bathroom.

The ground floor bathroom, approximately 8’9” x 5’9” (2.67m x 1.74m), is fitted with a bath with shower over and screen, WC and pedestal basin, with part tiling and wood panelling adding character.

At the rear, the conservatory measures around 12’9” x 8’0” (3.89m x 2.44m). With full height glazing, a vaulted ceiling and underfloor heating, it offers year round enjoyment of the south facing rear garden, with French doors opening onto the patio.

Upstairs, the landing (approximately 2’11” x 13’7” (0.89m x 4.15m) provides access to three bedrooms and the shower room. The principal bedroom spans the front of the house at about 10’0” x 15’4” (3.06m x 4.67m), featuring two large shuttered windows, an original cast iron fireplace and a recessed cupboard over the stairs.

The second bedroom, measuring approximately 10’7” x 9’11” (3.22m x 3.03m), overlooks the rear garden and retains stripped wood flooring and a decorative cast iron fireplace. The third bedroom, around 7’9” x 8’0” (2.36m x 2.45m), also enjoys a garden aspect and, while currently arranged as a single, can accommodate a small double bed.

The first floor shower room, approximately 5’10” x 4’6” (1.77m x 1.37m), is fitted with an enclosed corner shower, WC, hand basin and heated towel rail.

Externally, the property is equally impressive. A low red brick wall and trellis define the frontage and opens onto an L shaped driveway measuring 53ft in length (16.15m) providing off road parking for up to four vehicles and space for a motorhome, boat or trailer. The detached garage measures about 18’6” x 8’1” (5.63m x 2.47m) and benefits from an electric roller door, light and power, windows and a personal door to the garden.

The 86' x 26' (26.21m x 7.92m) south facing rear garden is a particular highlight, enclosed by a red brick wall and commencing with a paved patio leading to a generous lawn bordered by mature shrubs and flowering plants. A greenhouse sits toward the rear, making this an ideal haven for keen gardeners, while the sunny orientation provides an inviting setting for al fresco dining and relaxation.

Positioned along Station Road, the home is minutes away from Manningtree’s vibrant High Street and and just under ha