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Tintagel sits on a wide plot located on Roxwell Road, one of Chelmsford City's prime locations. The city is within just a mile and offers an excellent choice of amenities, some very highly rated state schools including two outstanding grammar schools, three superb private prep schools, a well-known independent school (New Hall), a station on the main line into London Liverpool Street and access onto the A12. Built by the owner of Beachs Brickworks in 1927, Tintagel is a fine period property retaining feature bricks from the former works which were located at the end of Beachs Drive, a short walk away, which also leads into the lovely Admirals Park. Other period features to note are the oak doors, oak architrave, skirting, picture and plate rails. The current owners have sympathetically improved the property to offer spacious flexible accommodation for today's family needs.
The property is well screened by mature trees at the front with access via a five-bar gate leading you to a shingle driveway providing parking for several cars and access to an attached double garage. The Tudor revival exterior is beautifully enhanced by decorative brickwork and a covered porch entrance sits central in the facade. The typical 1920's front door with stained glass and original ironmongery opens to the central hallway. From the hall doors lead on to all the living accommodation and a dogleg staircase takes you to the first floor landing. The triple aspect dining room extends the full depth of the side and a vaulted seating area with bi-fold doors (a later addition) leads on to the south-facing, unoverlooked rear garden. The sitting room has a large bay window overlooking the rear garden, as well as side door access on to the patio and an attractive stone and cast iron fireplace with granite hearth and a gas fire.
The property is well screened by mature trees at the front with access via a five-bar gate leading you to a shingle driveway providing parking for several cars and access to an attached double garage. The Tudor revival exterior is beautifully enhanced by decorative brickwork and a covered porch entrance sits central in the facade. The typical 1920's front door with stained glass and original ironmongery opens to the central hallway. From the hall doors lead on to all the living accommodation and a dogleg staircase takes you to the first floor landing. The triple aspect dining room extends the full depth of the side and a vaulted seating area with bi-fold doors (a later addition) leads on to the south-facing, unoverlooked rear garden. The sitting room has a large bay window overlooking the rear garden, as well as side door access on to the patio and an attractive stone and cast iron fireplace with granite hearth and a gas fire.
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