Buckeridge Way, Bradwell-on-Sea, CM0 7QQ

Set in the quaint village of Bradwell-on-Sea and overlooking neighbouring fields, this delightful four-bedroom family home offers spacious and versatile accommodation throughout.

The property features two generous reception rooms, a ground floor cloakroom, and a well-appointed kitchen, making it ideal for modern family living.

Upstairs, all four bedrooms enjoy attractive countryside views, with the principal bedroom benefiting from its own en-suite shower room.

Outside, the home is complemented by generous front and rear gardens, providing ample space for outdoor entertaining and family activities.

A substantial workshop/garden room offers excellent flexibility and would make an ideal home office, studio, or hobby room.

Combining a peaceful village setting with beautiful rural views, this is a wonderful opportunity to acquire a spacious family home in a highly desirable location. EPC: TBC.

Accommodation Comprises: - First Floor: - Landing: - Bedroom 1: - 5.64m x 3.81m (18'6 x 12'6) - En-Suite: - Bedroom 2: - 3.40m x 2.90m (11'2 x 9'6) - Bedroom 3: - 3.40m x 2.49m (11'2 x 8'2 ) - Bedroom 4: - 2.62m x 1.83m (8'7 x 6') - Family Bathroom: - Ground Floor: - Entrance Hallway: - Living Room: - 8.13m x 3.78m (26'8 x 12'5 ) - Dining Room: - 4.88m x 3.20m (16' x 10'6) - Kitchen: - 3.35m x 2.82m (11' x 9'3) - Cloakroom: - Exterior: - Rear Garden: - Outbuilding: - 5.79m x 2.90m (19' x 9'6) - Front Garden: - Garage: - Located in block.

Tenure & Council Tax Band: - This property is being sold freehold and is Tax Band C. Agents Note: - These particulars do not constitute any part of an offer or contract.

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We have not tested any apparatus or equipment therefore cannot verify that they are in good working order.

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Bradwell-On-Sea: - Bradwell on Sea is situated on the Dengie Peninsular where the Blackwater Estuary meets the North Sea providing a delightful village located in a maritime setting with a highly regarded marina, several beaches, access onto the sea wall and a nature reserve.

The village has a primary school, thriving community shop and post office and garage as well as two pubs.

Trains to London Liverpool Street can be caught from the village of Southminster, a 15 minute drive away.

The area is otherwise a quiet, rural, mainly arable landscape with some flat areas of open countryside and some quite stunning undulating areas with hilltop vantage points ideal for hikers and bird watchers.

Sailing and motor boating enthusiasts use the River Blackwater for a variety of reasons, from competitions such as the Thames Barge Races, yacht club races and fishing and Bradwell also has a sailing/training establishment school (Bradwell Outdoors) with its ideal sheltered tidal waters.

Bradwell offers a great history as a sea port with records existing as far back as 1478, where a waterside quay was developed in the 14th century to export a thriving sheep market, not only to London and various cities, but also to the continent.

This key location has embarked Bradwell as a special place from Roman times to the present day.

Evidence of the original Roman fort still remains, with other historical points of interest include St Peters Chapel and St Cedds, now in an isolated position on the peninsular with a later church built around 17th Century in the centre of the village.

Bradwell also has the remains of its war time airfield, home in the 1940's to 418 squadron Royal Canadian Air force. At the end of the war the airfield was returned to agriculture.