3 Bedroom End of Terrace House, Third Avenue, Harwich, CO12

Approached via a vestibule and front door, the entrance hall is carpeted, has French doors to the living room on the right and a useful storage cupboard straight ahead of you.

A warm, characterful main reception room with the staircase rising to the first floor from this space (as shown on the floorplan). The focal point is the wood burning stove set within a recessed fireplace, finished with a substantial timber mantel and brick hearth. There’s a front bay window that draws in plenty of natural light and creates a natural spot for seating or a small table, while the overall proportions leave good flexibility for sofas and dining room furniture if required. Finished with decorative ceiling detailing (coving and ceiling rose) and a soft, homely tone that suits the Edwardian style.

Positioned to the rear of the ground floor, the kitchen is fitted with a range of modern units arranged in a practical U-shaped layout, creating good preparation and storage space. Integrated appliances include a built-in oven with electric hob and extractor above, while the sink is positioned beneath the window bringing natural light into the workspace. The room provides generous work surfaces along three sides, with additional tall cabinetry offering further storage. Its position at the back of the house connects directly through to the office/store and the garden beyond. A door at the side leads out to the rear garden.

A carpeted and spacious first floor landing that connects you to the two bedrooms on this floor and the family bathroom. A proper staircase turns and rises to the attic room bedroom.

Positioned at the rear of the first floor, the first bedroom enjoys a quiet outlook over the garden. The room is a comfortable double with space for a bed and freestanding furniture, while a window to the rear brings natural light into the space. A decorative cast-iron fireplace adds character and reflects the Edwardian origins of the property.

Positioned at the front of the first floor, the second bedroom is another comfortable double room with a large window bringing good natural light into the space. The room has a recessed chimney breast with an exposed brick finish, adding character in keeping with the age of the house. The proportions allow space for a bed alongside wardrobes and additional bedroom furniture, making it well suited as a main or guest bedroom.

A notably spacious first floor bathroom fitted with a panelled bath with shower and glazed screen, pedestal wash basin and WC. White wall tiling runs around the bath area with a decorative border detail, while a window provides natural light and ventilation. The room’s proportions allow plenty of space around the fittings, with additional room for storage furniture if required.

Accessed via the staircase from the first floor landing, the attic room provides a generous and characterful additional space within the roof of the house. Exposed timber beams and sloping ceilings give the room a distinctive feel, while a rooflight brings natural light into the centre of the space. Useful eaves areas along the sides provide additional storage and help maximise the usable floor area. The room is currently used as a bedroom but could equally serve as a home office, hobby room or quiet retreat depending on requirements. (Note: Buyers should make their own enquiries regarding building regulation compliance for use as a formal bedroom. This may be a simple as adding a door to the stairs access)

The property is set behind a traditional low brick wall with wrought-iron gate, creating an attractive and clearly defined frontage to the street. A patterned tiled pathway leads to the front door, while the bay window and arched doorway detailing give the house strong kerb appeal typical of homes from this period. A small planted area softens the frontage and adds a touch of greenery without creating high maintenance. Pedestrian access at the side leads to gated rear garden access.