Disraeli Road

Guide Price £450,000 - £475,000

Set within a distinctive semi-rural position, this substantial two-bedroom semi-detached bungalow combines generous single-storey accommodation with an exceptional plot and open views across neighbouring equestrian land.

Offering approximately 918 sq ft, the property includes an impressive 23'10" living room with a log-burning stove, a generous dining room, separate kitchen, two double bedrooms and a spacious bathroom featuring both a bath and separate shower. Outside, a wide driveway provides parking for multiple vehicles, while the approximately 100ft south-facing rear garden offers established planting, and exciting potential to extend or further enhance the home, subject to planning permission.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: C

Room Measurements

Living Room: 7.27m x 3.68m maximum 23'10" x 12'1" maximum Dining Room: 4.51m x 4.01m 14'10" x 13'2" Kitchen: 2.47m x 3.23m 8'1" x 10'7" Bedroom One: 3.21m x 3.56m 10'6" x 11'8" Bedroom Two: 3.06m x 3.23m 10'0" x 10'7" Bathroom: 1.94m x 3.23m 6'4" x 10'7" Total Floor Area: Approximately 85.3 sq m Approximately 918 sq ft

Interior

The entrance porch opens into an impressive living room measuring 23'10" at its maximum, with a broad front window framing the equestrian outlook and a characterful brick fireplace housing a log-burning stove. From here, the accommodation flows towards a generous dining room, where French doors open to the garden and an exposed brick arch leads into the kitchen. The kitchen is fitted with white cabinetry, contrasting worktops and space for freestanding appliances. Both bedrooms are comfortable doubles with useful fitted storage. Completing the layout is a spacious bathroom with a panelled bath, separate shower enclosure, WC and vanity wash basin.

Exterior

A wide block-paved frontage provides off-street parking for multiple vehicles, while the elevated front aspect captures open views across neighbouring equestrian land. To the rear is a superb south-facing garden extending to approximately 100ft. It begins with a substantial block-paved terrace, ideal for outdoor dining, before continuing through lawned areas, established planting and a winding pathway. The scale of the plot also creates excellent potential for further extension or remodelling, subject to the necessary planning consent.

Location

Disraeli Road occupies a semi-rural position on the edge of Rayleigh, combining an open outlook with convenient access to the town’s everyday amenities. Rayleigh High Street offers a varied selection of shops, cafés, restaurants and services, while Rayleigh railway station provides services towards London Liverpool Street. The A127 and A130 are also within reach, creating practical routes across South Essex and towards London. Local parks, woodland and surrounding countryside provide further opportunities for walking and outdoor recreation.

School Catchments

The local priority admission areas are Edward Francis Primary School on Uplands Park Road and The FitzWimarc School on Hockley Road. Priority areas and admissions policies can change, and living within a priority area does not guarantee a place, so purchasers should confirm eligibility directly with Essex County Council and the individual schools before making commitments.

Agents Notes

The owner has confirmed that planning permission was granted in July 2023 in relation to the proposed garden room. The approved scheme included the demolition of the existing outbuildings, and this work has since been completed. Our understanding is that this may represent the lawful commencement of the development, which could allow the planning permission to remain valid beyond the original three-year implementation period. However, we would recommend that any interested party contacts the local planning department directly to obtain formal confirmation before proceeding.