3 Bedroom Terraced House

GUIDE PRICE £335,000-£350,000: Discover this impressive end-of-terrace house on First Avenue, Canvey Island, boasting an expansive wrap-around garden and a desirable south-facing aspect. This exceptional three-double-bedroom property, built in 1971, offers a generous 167.03 square metres of practical and versatile living space, perfect for contemporary family life. Step inside to an impressive open-plan layout, providing a bright and airy environment ideal for relaxation and entertaining. With three double bedrooms, there is ample space for comfortable living, complemented by two well-appointed bathrooms for convenience. The freehold tenure ensures complete ownership and control. Outside, the property truly shines with a large, south-facing wrap-around garden, offering a private oasis for outdoor enjoyment and al fresco dining. Further enhancing its practicality, the property benefits from a driveway and garage to the rear, providing convenient off-road parking and additional storage. Located in Canvey Island, residents can enjoy a welcoming community atmosphere with local amenities, parks, and coastal surroundings within easy reach, making it ideal for those who appreciate outdoor activities. The area is well-connected for commuting, and local schools are conveniently close by. This home presents a fantastic opportunity to acquire a spacious and well-located property with superb outdoor space. Disclaimer These particulars are issued by UK Property Sales as a general guide only. They are not intended to be relied upon as statements of fact and do not form part of any offer or contract. Measurements, descriptions, fixtures, fittings, services, and appliances are approximate and have not been tested. All interested parties must independently confirm the accuracy of any information provided, including but not limited to planning permissions, tenure, ground rent, service charges, and other material facts, before proceeding with a sale or tenancy. Floor plans are for illustrative purposes only and should not be relied upon for accuracy.