Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 17 East Street, Rochford, a cozy and compact detached type home with 4 bed in the SS4 1DB area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built
The neighbourhood is known for having good properties at a reasonable price -
with a market valuation of £587,600 and a rental potential of £3,819 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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"? Grade II listed historical residence believed to date from fourteenth century
? Situated in approx 1/2 acre grounds
? Wealth of exposed beams
? Several feature fireplaces
? Sympathetically restored accommodation
? Four bedrooms. three receptions + study
? Cloakroom/WC, two en-suites + bathroom
? Gas central heating
? Games room, hot tub and workshop
A charming and beautifully restored detached period Grade II listed timber framed house, of great historical interest and believed to date from the fourteenth century. The property enjoys a central location just off the Rochford centre and set in grounds of approximate half an acre, approached from a 130 ft long driveway.
Attractive entrance into;
Reception hall Sash window to rear elevation, staircase to first floor, radiator, cloaks cupboard, open way to:
Front Lounge15'5" x 10'4" (4.7m x 3.15m). Sash windows to two elevations, beamed ceiling, attractive stone fireplace with mantle and hearth with built-in bookshelves and cabinets on each side, two radiators.
Front Living Room15'7" + bay x 12'1" (4.75m + bay x 3.68m). Lovely coloured leaded light windows in front bay, exposed wall and ceiling beams, brick fireplace with log burner and inset bressemer beam, inset ornament niche, porcelain tiled floor, open way to:
Recessed Lobby Area10' (3.05m) > 6' (1.83m) x 9'7" (2.92m). Leaded light windows, exposed beams, two radiators, porcelain tiled floor, door to front garden.
Cloakroom/WC Leaded light window, exposed beams, wash basin, WC, porcelain tiled floor.
Dining Room21'3" x 11'10" (6.48m x 3.6m). Leaded light windows to two elevations, spectacular vaulted beamed ceiling, feature brick fireplace with solid fuel stove.
Rear Study10'9" x 9'4" (3.28m x 2.84m). Window to rear, a range of fitted desk unit, shelves, drawers and cabinets, radiator, stone tiled floor.
Rear Kitchen12'2" x 11'10" (3.7m x 3.6m). Windows to rear overlooking rear garden, fitted with a range of cream wall and base units with granite work surfaces, inset double drainer deep sink, tiled splashbacks, integrated dishwasher and integrated fridge, gas fired Aga cooking range with hot plates and double oven in tiled recess with mantle above, adjoining double gas hob with electric under oven, built-in store cupboard, slate tiled floor.
Utility Room9'5" x 7'10" (2.87m x 2.39m). Fitted base units and work surfaces, deep sink, shelving, work surface over position for washing machine, boiler cupboard housing gas boiler, old stove in recess, stable door to garden, slate tiled floor.
First floor accommodation Attractive staircase and beamed landing.
Front bedroom13'3" x 10' (4.04m x 3.05m). Windows to two elevations, exposed beams, downlighters, fitted range of wardrobe units with window doors, radiator.
Ensuite Shower room/w.c. Window to front, tiled corner shower cubicle, pedestal basin, WC with concealed cistern, radiator, panelled walls.
Front Bedroom13'1" x 11'8" (3.99m x 3.56m). Window to front, exposed beams, radiator, door to 'Jack & Jenny' en-suite, communal door to:
Adjoining front bedroom9'6" (2.9m) (maximum) x 10'10" (3.3m) into recess. Exposed beams with some restricted ceiling height, radiator.
Rear bedroom12'4" x 12' (3.76m x 3.66m). Windows to rear, downlighters, built-in cupboards, radiator.
Bathroom Window to rear with internal lead light window, downlighters, tiled splashbacks to roll top bath with ball & claw feet, built-in cabinet with marble top and wash basin, two adjoining cabinets and mirror, matching toiletries cabinet, WC with concealed cistern, radiator, special flooring.
Exterior The property is approached from its own private driveway of about 130 ft long through established lawned gardens with assorted shrubs and trees. The original garage has been converted to:
Gymnasium18'8" x 9'7" (5.7m x 2.92m). High windows to rear, power and lighting, plastered and decorated, tiled floor.
Adjoining Workshop15'9" (4.8m) > 10'5" (3.18m) x 15' (4.57m) (average). Power and lighting.
Enclosed landscaped garden areaapproximately 45' (13.72m) x 33' (10.06m)
Further paved areaapproximately 100' (30.48m) x 24' (7.32m).
. To the south side is an extensive courtyard patio screened by a wealth of established shrubs and laurels with a gateway leading to the front garden area and pathway leading to the second front entrance door of the property.
Historical Notes Kynges Hill is Grade II listed and believed to originate in circa 1300 or earlier, with later alterations and additions. Of particular historical note is the Whispering Court Post in the garden which relates to the 'Whispering Court', believed to have been held at Kynges Hill, Rayleigh during the reign of Henry III. The legend states that the normally absentee Lord of the Manor returned home one night and heard some unsuspecting tenants plotting to kill him. As penance for their treachery, they were commanded to meet at Kynges Hill annually on the Wednesday after Michaelmas at night to pay homage for their land in a whisper. It is believed that Robert Rich, Earl of Warwick, moved the Court to Kynges Hill, Rochford which was nearer his home at Rochford Hall.
. The deeds of Kynges Hill Manor stipulate that the post must never be removed. In the eighteenth century, a feast was held at the Kings Head before the tenants set off for the Whispering Court locations. (L E Jerram-Burrows 'Rochford Remembers' 1983 and P Morant ' History of the County of Essex' 1963-68).
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Property Data
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Compared to road |
1,484 sqm plot
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Schools and stations
Waterman Primary Academy
0.4mi
The King Edmund School
0.6mi
Holt Farm Infant School
0.7mi
St Teresa's Catholic Primary School
0.7mi
Holt Farm Junior School
0.7mi
Prittlewell Station
2.9mi
Southend Victoria Station
3.5mi
Southend East Station
3.8mi
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Renovation improvements
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New Kitchen
This could increase your home value by
£15,000
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New Bathroom
This could increase your home value by
£5,000
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Air Conditioning
This could increase your home value by
£7,000
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New Windows
This could increase your home value by
£10,000
Strengths
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Strength: High plot size
A large plot with plenty of room
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Strength: Family-friendly
Enough beds for the whole family
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Strength: Freehold ownership
This property has the support and stability of full freehold ownership.
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Strength: Good price per square metres
The most similar local properties have a comparable price per square metre.
Frequently asked questions
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How much is 17 East Street, Rochford worth?
17 East Street, Rochford is now worth £587,600 according to our Mouseprice AVM.
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What is the rental value of 17 East Street, Rochford?
The current rental valuation for this property is £3,819 per month, within a price range of £3,437 and £4,201.
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How many bedrooms does 17 East Street, Rochford have?
This property has 4 bedrooms. Search for nearby properties with 4 bedrooms - for sale and to rent.
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What are the nearest schools and stations to 17 East Street, Rochford?
Nearby schools in include
Waterman Primary Academy, The King Edmund School, Holt Farm Infant School, St Teresa's Catholic Primary School, Holt Farm Junior School
Nearby stations in include
Rochford Station, Hockley Station, Prittlewell Station, Southend Victoria Station, Southend East Station.
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What type of property is 17 East Street, Rochford
This is a Detached property. There are 6 other Detached properties on EAST STREET, and 99 in total.
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When was 17 East Street, Rochford built? How old is 17 East Street, Rochford?
17 East Street, Rochford was was built between .
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