Conservatory Garden

A detached two-bedroom late Victorian house close to the High Street and historic Hythe Quay. Downstairs, the front stable-door opens into the living room which is separated from the dining room by a central fireplace. The single-story rear extension houses a quaint, ?cottage? kitchen and hallway, which are floored throughout with quarry tiles. The Neff oven and AEG hob are built-in and the fridge-freezer is to remain. Two circular stainless steel sinks, with a mixer tap are atop the roll-edge marble effect work surface with small curtains in front of the cupboards below.
An interesting feature is the built-in wine rack formed from 30 terracotta pipes, in a six by five formation.

The bathroom is reached from the hallway via a small utility area plumbed for a washing-machine. The utility area and bathroom are floored in linoleum. Carrying on through the hallway leads to the conservatory and thus to the garden.

Upstairs there are two bedrooms, the main with fitted wardrobe and the second with fitted vanity unit


Living room 12? by 11?6
Dining room 12? (min 9?3) x 10?2
Wood and glass conservatory
68? rear garden
Main bedroom 12? (min 10?6) x 11?2
Second bedroom 10? (min 8?10) x 9? max
Quarry-tiled kitchen 11?6 max x 9? extends into the hall leading to the conservatory (20?2)
Ground floor bathroom
Gas-fired heating


Detailed description:

Church Street leads down towards the Hythe Quay, off Maldon High Street. The kitchen has oven, hob and refrigerator along with a number of cupboards and open storage. There is also a built in wine storage arrangement (30 bottles).

The front stable door opens to the Living Room:
3.66m x 3.51m (12? x 11?6)
At the front is a leaded light window; heating is from a gas fire fitted into the central chimney with tiled hearth.

The living room opens to the Dining Room:
3.66 (min 2.82m to stairs) x 3.09m (12? ? min 9?3 x 10?2)
To the side is a leaded light effect window, with another to the rear looking through into the kitchen. Stairs lead to the first floor; heating is via Baxi Brasilia 8000s gas heater.


The Kitchen:
3.51m (max) x 2.74m (extends to 6.15m into the hallway) (11?6 x 9? max 20?2 )
The kitchen contains of cupboards and open storage spaces along with roll-edge marble effect and tiled work surfaces. There are twin circular stainless steel sinks with a mixer tap, a central stainless steel AEG electric hob with brick-built archway over set into a tiled surface with rolled edges. The oven is a built-in NEF, and the fridge-freezer (to remain) have further storage around them. There is also terracotta pipe wine-rack built into an archway with shelving for spices & herbs.

The Hallway:
From the kitchen a hallway leads past the bathroom to the conservatory which itself gives access to the garden. Heating is via Baxi Brasilia 8000s gas heater.

The Bathroom:
Recently redecorated with obscured glazed window to the rear. Fitted with an ivory colloured suite of low-level WC, panel-enclosed bath and pedestal hand-basin with mixer tap. Above the hand-basin is a large mirror; the bath has an attached shower and shower-shield. There?s also a fitted recessed mirror with shelves either side.

The Conservatory:
The conservatory is glazed on three sides and overlooks the garden with a door leading outside.

First floor landing:
Access to loft.

Main Bedroom:
3.66m (3.20m to fitted wardrobes) x 3.40m into chimney breast alcove (12? > 10?6 x11?2)
There?s a leaded light window to the front, a cast iron fireplace (not in use) to the rear and fitted wardrobes along most of one wall.

Second Bedroom:
3.05m (shortens to 2.69m) x 22.74m (max) (10? > 8?10 x 9?)
The recently replaced window faces to the rear of the property. There?s a vanity unit with ivory coloured sink and tiled splashback; and a cupboard over the stairs containing the combination tank.


The Garden:
20.73m x 5.20m tapering to 4.70m (68? x 17? > 15?)
The south facing garden is reached by stepping out of the conservatory onto red brick paving then onto a small paved patio with brick-built barbecue to one side. The garden has a shaped lawn edged with red bricks, and is bordered on either side with established perennials, shrubs and herbs; there is also a wildlife pond. The garden is fenced with wooden lapped panels and there is a shed and composting area at the bottom of the garden. Along with a handsome fir tree halfway down, the garden offers a lovely view of St Mary?s Church.