Temple Way

Set on the popular Temple Way development, this beautifully presented double fronted family home offers generous living space, a low maintenance garden and a highly convenient position for schools, shops and transport links. The ground floor centres around an impressive reception hall that comfortably doubles as a dining area, leading to a stylish shaker-style kitchen with range cooker, separate utility room and a 23 ft lounge that opens into a stunning full-width conservatory. A separate study provides the perfect space for home working or a playroom, and there is an integral garage plus ground floor cloakroom.

Upstairs, the property offers four well proportioned bedrooms, including a main bedroom with fitted wardrobes and modern en suite, together with a chic family bathroom featuring a freestanding bath. Outside, the wraparound garden has been landscaped with artificial lawn and paved seating areas to create an attractive and very private entertaining space that is easy to look after.

Asda supermarket, Rayleigh Leisure Centre and Sweyne Park are all within easy reach, while Rayleigh High Street and mainline station, with direct services into London Liverpool Street, are approximately a mile away, making this an ideal home for families and commuters alike.

Council Tax Band - F
Tenure - Freehold

Measurements

Reception Hall / Dining Area 25'5" x 14'7" Kitchen 10'9" x 9'4" Utility Room 6'5" x 3'9" Cloakroom 6'2" x 3'3" Lounge 23'3" x 11'6" Conservatory 19'0" x 9'6" Study 15'4" x 8'8" Garage 16'9" x 9'4" Bedroom One 14'8" x 10'4" En Suite 8'7" x 7'2" Bedroom Two 14'8" x 9'2" Bedroom Three 13'7" x 9'9" Bedroom Four 10'5" x 9'8" Family Bathroom 11'4" x 5'6"

Ground Floor

A welcoming reception hall sets the tone on entry, finished with glossy tiled flooring and offering ample space for a formal dining table. Stairs rise from the hall with a useful cloakroom tucked neatly to one side. To the front of the home, the kitchen is fitted with attractive Shaker style units in a soft blush tone, complemented by quartz effect worktops, a Belfast sink and a classic range cooker. A separate utility room sits just off the kitchen, providing additional storage and space for appliances to keep the main kitchen clutter free. Spanning the full depth of the house, the generous lounge to the rear enjoys neutral décor, inset ceiling lighting and a feature fireplace, creating a calm and elegant setting. French doors open into an impressive conservatory, offering a further reception space flooded with natural light and overlooking the garden, ideal as a second sitting room or garden room. Completing the ground floor is a study with garden views, ideal for home working.

First Floor

Upstairs, the landing includes built in storage cupboards and serves four well proportioned bedrooms. The main bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and its own modern en suite shower room. Three further double bedrooms, all three with fitted wardrobes, are served by a stylish family bathroom featuring a freestanding bath, contemporary tiling and chrome towel radiator.

Exterior

To the front there is a paved driveway providing off street parking in front of the garage, with decorative railings and low maintenance planting giving the house strong kerb appeal on its corner plot. The rear garden has been thoughtfully designed for easy upkeep and year round enjoyment. A combination of artificial lawn and paved terraces offers several seating and dining areas, framed by attractive planting and ornate garden structures, creating a very private and usable outdoor space. A side gate gives convenient access from the front.

Location

Temple Way sits just off Rawreth Lane on a modern and well regarded development on the west side of Rayleigh. Day to day shopping is made easy with Asda Rayleigh supermarket on Rawreth Lane only a short walk away. Fitness enthusiasts are well catered for, with Rayleigh Leisure Centre on Priory Chase close by, offering gym facilities, exercise classes, indoor sports and a café, while Sweyne Park provides open green space for walking, cycling and family time. Rayleigh station is around a mile away with regular services into London Liverpool Street in roughly 45 to 50 minutes, making this a practical choice for commuters. Road users have straightforward access to the A127 and A130 for routes towards Southend, Chelmsford and beyond. Rayleigh town centre is also close, providing a selection of independent shops, cafés, pubs and restaurants along the High Street and surrounding roads, giving plenty of options for eating out and everyday amenities.

School Catchments

Families will appreciate the range of well regarded primary and secondary schools in and around Rayleigh, including Down Hall, Glebe and The Sweyne Park School all within easy reach of the development.