A home like no other. The last time one of these grade II listed cottages sold, was this one. In one of the most central locations in Rayleigh, with views of the church from the front and the Windmill almost in your back garden, this is already a home to get excited about. The home itself is 3 bedrooms, with a large modern kitchen and tastefully modernised bathroom. With a large 80 ft South-facing garden running from front to back, some of those all-important boxes are being ticked, before we talk about the home itself, lets explore what’s nearby.

Commuting isn’t an issue and all from your front door. Rayleigh Station is at the bottom of the road, around a 5-minute walk, taking you to Liverpool Street in under an hour. In addition, there is a great connection for the bus network here, connecting Chelmsford through to Southend as well as the Stansted flyer.

You are on the edge of the High Street. Rayleigh High Street is known for its restaurants, shops, hairdressers, coffee shops and cafes. A scenic town crowned with Rayleigh Church and Rayleigh Windmill. Although this town has its place in history, it’s still modern. If you are looking for somewhere to go shopping, meet friends or go out for a meal, Rayleigh is the perfect town on your doorstep.

It’s not often a walk is an experience, when the Rayleigh Mount is just a few steps from your front door, it can be with this home. This National Trust site is one of the most scenic with a lake, winding footpaths, steps leading up to scenic panoramic views.

If you are looking for schools, then you are nestled perfectly between Sweyne Park & Fitzwimarc Secondary School & sixth form. For primary Schools you are again sitting between Rayleigh Primary, Edward Francis and almost at the bottom of the road is Glebe primary school (a 10-minute walk depending on little legs).

This location speaks volumes so, let’s walk around the home… (although I am sure the pictures and video have spoken for themselves)

There is parking for one car around a 10 second walk from the front door. As you approach the front door with the recently renovated front pathway and decorated exterior, you will get a feel for this home before you walk through the front door.

Entering into the living room you are met with a large historic fireplace, fitting for this historic home and certainly a talking point. In addition, a large bay window framing Rayleigh Church perfectly.

The Kitchen links the living room to the dining room, recently modernised with all the essentials you should expect, and so much work top space that you can try any ingredient heavy recipes you have in mind. A bay window is kept in this kitchen as this would have originally been the window looking out onto the garden.

Into the dining room, there is access from here into the large South facing Garden, wrapping around the side and back of this home, with the imposing windmill at the back, this garden is perfect for sun lovers, entertainers or somewhere for the kids to run around!

The last room to mention downstairs is the Bathroom, running full width and recently modernised with a roll top bath.

Upstairs there are 3 bedrooms, 2 doubles and a single. Naturally being an historic building, things can be a little bit quirky. The current owner has made it work with 2 double bedrooms and a single room upstairs.

This is going to be one of the most interesting viewings you will experience. I can’t wait to show you around.

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