3 Bedroom Terraced House, Barley Close, Mistley, CO11

The entrance hall welcomes you to the home through a solid wood entrance door where you will find the kitchen on your left, the generous living space ahead of you, a cloakroom on the right and carpeted stairs that invite you up to the first floor.

The kitchen is a bright and well-planned space designed for practicality. Set to the front of the home, it features a generous range of cream shaker-style cabinets complemented by modern brushed steel handles and tiled splashbacks for easy maintenance. The worktops offer great preparation space, and the layout allows for an efficient workflow between the sink, hob, and preparation areas. Available beneath the counter is a plumbing for a washing machine, while space is provided for a freestanding fridge and additional appliances. A built-in electric hob and stainless steel extractor hood sit neatly within the cabinetry, giving the kitchen a tidy, cohesive appearance. Natural light streams through the sash-style front window, highlighting the soft grey and neutral colour palette that keeps the room feeling fresh and inviting. Tiled flooring ensures durability and easy cleaning, making this a practical everyday kitchen well suited to family living or entertaining.

A wonderfully proportioned and inviting space, thoughtfully designed for both relaxation and entertaining found centrally, offering an excellent sense of flow with its open connection to the adjoining dining area and study. Natural light floods through the wide rear glazing, giving the room a bright, uplifting atmosphere while framing garden views. A central feature fireplace provides a warm focal point, perfectly complemented by the soft neutral décor and quality solid wood flooring that adds a natural elegance underfoot. The generous floor area allows for multiple seating configurations, easily accommodating both a formal sitting area and a casual reading or family zone. This space strikes an ideal balance between cosiness and openness. Whether used for quiet evenings by the fire or lively gatherings with friends and family, the living room is a versatile heart of the home that captures both comfort and charm.

A naturally bright extension of the main living area, designed to take full advantage of the garden outlook. Large bi-folding doors stretch across the rear wall, flooding the room with daylight and opening directly onto the patio to create a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living. The vaulted ceiling enhances the sense of space, while three statement pendant lights add a touch of refinement and symmetry to the room’s design. Finished with the same solid wood flooring that flows through from the lounge, the space is cohesive and well connected, perfect for entertaining or relaxed family dining. There’s ample room for a full-sized dining table and additional furniture, and the garden views make it a wonderful spot to enjoy breakfast in the sunshine or evening meals with the doors open to the fresh air.

A quiet, versatile space just off the main living room, providing the ground floor with added versatility, ideal for working from home, reading, or simply relaxing away from the busier areas of the house. The room benefits from a large set of glazed double doors that open onto the garden, allowing plenty of natural light to filter in while providing direct access to the outdoors. Built-in shelving spans one wall, offering extensive storage for books, files, or decorative pieces and adding both practicality and character. Finished with the same quality wood flooring that continues from the main reception spaces, the study also has a doorway connects through to the former garage, currently utilised for storage, providing easy internal access for household or hobby use.

Utilised for storage with a partitioned storage room.

A store room partitioned within the former garage.

With hand wash basin and WC on the ground floor.

Bright and well-proportioned, connecting all three bedrooms and the family bathroom, the landing has a sun tunnel that brings in extra light, while the white balustrade with wooden handrail adds a classic touch. There’s an airing cupboard here and access is available to the loft via a hatch.

The main bedroom is a generous and bright space positioned at the front of the house. Two windows allows natural light to fill the room, creating a calm and airy atmosphere. The layout offers plenty of room for a large bed and additional furniture without feeling crowded. Two built-in wardrobes provide ample storage, keeping the room tidy and uncluttered, while a further door leads through to the en suite shower room for added convenience. The neutral décor and soft carpeting make it an inviting retreat, combining space, comfort, and practicality in equal measure.

The en suite shower room is smartly finished with fully tiled walls and a practical layout that makes good use of the space. It features a corner shower enclosure, pedestal wash basin, and concealed-cistern WC. Built-in shelving provides useful storage for everyday items and decorative touches, helping to keep the room tidy and functional. Neutral tones and soft lighting create a calm, understated feel in this private addition to the main bedroom.

The second bedroom is a bright and well-balanced double room overlooking the rear garden. Its large window brings in plenty of natural light, highlighting the soft pastel tones and calm atmosphere. The space comfortably accommodates a double bed along with wardrobes and drawers, making it both practical and inviting.

The third bedroom is a comfortable and flexible space with two windows that fill the room with natural light from different angles. It’s currently arranged as a cosy sitting and reading area, though it easily serves as a guest room or home office.