Crowstone Road

Guide Price: £900,000 - £950,000 Nestled in the heart of Chalkwell on the prestigious Crowstone Road, this remarkable five-bedroom detached home boasts an expansive footprint, rich history, and timeless character. Built in 1927 and originally owned by the first Sea Captain of Chalkwell Lifeguarding Club, this distinguished residence offers a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of local history, seamlessly blending period elegance with modern convenience.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: E

Measurements

Entrance Hall: 3.99m x 5.00m Family Room: 3.90m x 4.98m Kitchen: 4.48m x 5.25m Living Room: 4.00m x 4.44m Utility Room: 2.73m x 3.08m W/C: 1.19m x 1.00m Bedroom: 3.91m x 4.87m Bedroom: 2.99m x 5.01m Bedroom: 3.6m x 2.12m Family Bathroom: 3.91m x 4.9m Bedroom: 3.7m x 3.1m Bedroom: 3.6m x 3.02m W/C/Shower Room: 2.04m x 1.92m Outbuilding: 4.27m x 6.35m Gym: 2.97m x 4.3m Shed: 2.7m x 2.8m

Internal

Stepping inside, you’re greeted by stunning original parquet flooring that runs throughout the ground floor, complementing the exquisite wall panelling and soaring high ceilings. The grand entrance hall sets the tone for the spacious interiors, leading to multiple reception rooms that provide an abundance of living space. The home features five enormous double bedrooms, two well-appointed bathrooms, and an additional ground-floor W/C, making it ideal for families seeking both comfort and style.

External

The property’s grandeur extends beyond its walls, with an exceptionally large and private rear garden that is completely unoverlooked, creating a tranquil retreat. The front of the home is equally impressive, featuring two large ponds filled with koi carp, adding to the property’s unique charm. A major highlight is the extended side plot, acquired by the current owners, which has transformed the outdoor space into a parking haven—with off-street parking for two cars at the front and an additional 4/5 spaces to the side. To the rear, a substantial outbuilding provides versatile space for a home office, gym, or guest accommodation.

Location

Situated in the highly sought-after area of Chalkwell, this home benefits from excellent transport links, with Chalkwell C2C train station just a short walk away, offering direct access to London Fenchurch Street. The stunning Chalkwell Beach is also within walking distance, perfect for seaside strolls and enjoying the vibrant café culture of nearby Leigh-on-Sea. The area is renowned for its array of independent boutiques, restaurants, and cultural attractions, making it one of the most desirable places to live in Essex.

School Catchment

Families will appreciate the property’s proximity to outstanding local schools, including Chalkwell Hall Junior School and the highly regarded Westcliff and Southend High Schools for Boys and Girls. Excellent educational options make this home an ideal choice for those seeking top-tier schooling within easy reach.

History

Built in 1927, this home has a fascinating past, once owned by the original Sea Captain of one of Chalkwell's sailing ship, a significant figure in the area’s coastal history. Chalkwell itself is steeped in heritage, known for its maritime connections and as a thriving seaside destination. Today, it remains a prime residential location, combining period charm with modern amenities, making this home a truly unique offering in the local property market.