3 Bedroom Semi Detached House, Station Road, Lawford, CO11
Station Road, Lawford, CO11

Churchwood Stanley
Churchwood Stanley, 2 The Lane
Description
A Charming Victorian Semi-Detached Home with Endless Potential
Nestled on the picturesque Station Road in Lawford, this spacious three-bedroom Victorian semi-detached house offers an exceptional opportunity for families and investors alike. Just a short stroll from Manningtree’s historic High Street and train station, this property combines timeless elegance with a prime location.
Prime Location and Excellent Connectivity
Station Road places you at the heart of a highly desirable area. Manningtree, on the edge of the Dedham Vale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, offers stunning countryside views and a vibrant community. The town’s High Street is home to independent shops, cosy cafes, and traditional pubs, while local schools are highly regarded. For commuters, Manningtree train station provides a direct link to London Liverpool Street in under an hour.
Parking
A boon for the location, off street parking is available on the drive at the front of the home.
A Home Full of Character and Potential
Built during the Victorian era, this home exudes charm with its high ceilings, ornate detailing, and generously sized rooms. Its south-west facing rear garden ensures ample sunlight throughout the day, making it perfect for outdoor living and entertaining. Off-street parking and a private driveway add practicality to its appeal.
Thoughtful Layout and Spacious Interiors
At the heart of the home lies a generously proportioned kitchen and dining area, ideal for family gatherings or entertaining guests. The cosy living room, complete with a feature fireplace, provides a welcoming retreat. Upstairs, three well-sized bedrooms offer comfortable living spaces, while the conservatory at the rear overlooks the sunny garden.
Outdoor Space Enjoy
The 65-foot rear garden is a tranquil haven. A paved patio leads to a lush lawn surrounded by established shrubs and hedgerows. The garden offers both privacy and potential for landscaping to suit your style.
EPC Rating: D
Key Features
- A three bedroom semi-detached home
- Located close to Manningtree High Street and walking distance to the train station
- South west facing rear garden
- Fully double glazed and gas central heating (new boiler installed Nov 2023)
Property Details
- Property type: House
- Price Per Sq Foot: £309
- Approx Sq Feet: 1,034 sqft
- Plot Sq Feet: 3,165 sqft
- Property Age Bracket: 1910 - 1940
- Council Tax Band: B
Rooms
Entrance
Carpeted stairs leading up to the first floor leading to both the living room at the front and large kitchen / diner towards the rear.
Living room
3.65m x 3.94m
Large window to the front elevation, ornate fireplace, ceiling rose and fitted with carpet.
View Living room PhotosKitchen / Diner
3.94m x 6.50m
A large social space capable of comfortably accommodating a dining table whilst providing plenty of storage and workspace for the avid chef. It is fitted with a range of base units with roll top work surface, tiled splash back and matching wall mounted cabinets. There are windows to three aspects and a stainless steel sink lies behind a large window to the side elevation. There is plumbing for a dishwasher and integral appliances include a four ring induction hob beneath an extractor hood and a Neff oven. There is also a full height pantry cupboard.
View Kitchen / Diner PhotosInner lobby
Connecting the kitchen / diner to the bathroom and conservatory. Door leading outside (side).
Bathroom
2.02m x 1.60m
Corner bath with shower curtain above, WC, vanity sink, opaque glazed window to the side. Fully tiled.
View Bathroom PhotosConservatory
2.73m x 4.01m
Windows to three elevations and French doors leading out into the garden.
View Conservatory PhotosLanding
Carpeted, serving access to all first floor rooms.
First bedroom
3.64m x 3.94m
A large bedroom found at the front of the property with a window to the front elevation, recessed wardrobe cupboard and fitted with carpet.
Second Bedroom
3.33m x 2.79m
Carpeted with window to the side and a recessed storage cupboard.
Third Bedroom
3.03m x 3.94m
Carpeted with a window to the rear and full height airing cupboard.
View Third Bedroom PhotosFloorplans
Outside Spaces
Rear Garden
The approximate 65' rear garden has a south westerly aspect and begins with a patio area stepping up to a lawn. Shrubs and hedgerows are established and there is also a shed found at the very end of the garden.
View PhotosFront Garden
Off street parking to the front on the drive with a secure gate leading around the side to the rear garden.
Parking Spaces
Off street
Capacity: 1
Location
Manningtree, located in North Essex, is often described as one of the most charming small towns in the region, offering a unique blend of scenic beauty, historical significance, and modern conveniences. As the smallest town in England by area, it exudes a close-knit, friendly atmosphere that appeals to families, retirees, and commuters alike. One of the major draws to Manningtree is its excellent transport connections. The town's train station, located on the Great Eastern Main Line, offers direct services to London Liverpool Street, making it a convenient choice for commuters, with travel times just over an hour. It also provides easy access to nearby towns like Ipswich and Colchester. For those driving, the nearby A137 and A120 offer straightforward road links to other parts of Essex and Suffolk. The high street in Manningtree is packed with character, featuring historic Georgian fronted period buildings, quaint cafes, and independent shops. Residents can enjoy local amenities such as the East of England Co-op and Tesco Express for daily essentials, along with a variety of pubs, including The Crown and Skinners Arms, which are popular spots for socializing. For dining, options range from Italian at Lucca to traditional fish and chips at Riverside Fish Bar. For families, Manningtree offers good schooling options. Manningtree High School holds a "Good" rating from Ofsted, providing solid education for local children. There are also several well-regarded primary schools nearby, such as Highfields Primary School, which has been rated "Outstanding." This makes the town an attractive option for parents looking for quality education close to home. The community spirit in Manningtree is vibrant, with various annual events bringing residents together. The town hosts regular events like summer regattas at Stour Sailing Club and the popular Beer Festival on Quay Street. The weekly market continues Manningtree’s long-standing tradition as a market town, offering fresh local produce and crafts. For outdoor lovers, Manningtree is located on the edge of the Dedham Vale Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, making it a perfect spot for walks, picnics, and cycling through picturesque countryside landscapes. The proximity to the River Stour also offers scenic riverside walks. Manningtree is a fantastic place to live for those who appreciate the tranquillity of a small town while benefiting from strong transport links, good schools, and a vibrant community. It’s an ideal spot for anyone seeking a mix of natural beauty, history, and modern-day convenience.
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