This exquisite four-bedroom townhouse, located in the prestigious Sovereign Crescent, off Lexden Road, offers a perfect blend of Regency-inspired architecture and modern-day comfort. Situated in the highly sought-after Lexden area, it benefits from proximity to Colchester City Centre and access to high-performing state and private schools.
Built in 1998 on the historic site of the former Colchester Maternity Hospital, Sovereign Crescent is a distinguished row of 14 three-storey homes, thoughtfully designed by Classic New Homes. Renowned for their ability to emulate period properties, the developers created a crescent reminiscent of the sweeping architectural grandeur seen in Bath and London. The homes feature ornate stucco facades and Regency-style balconies, complemented by in...
Built in 1998 on the historic site of the former Colchester Maternity Hospital, Sovereign Crescent is a distinguished row of 14 three-storey homes, thoughtfully designed by Classic New Homes. Renowned for their ability to emulate period properties, the developers created a crescent reminiscent of the sweeping architectural grandeur seen in Bath and London. The homes feature ornate stucco facades and Regency-style balconies, complemented by in...
This exquisite four-bedroom townhouse, located in the prestigious Sovereign Crescent, off Lexden Road, offers a perfect blend of Regency-inspired architecture and modern-day comfort. Situated in the highly sought-after Lexden area, it benefits from proximity to Colchester City Centre and access to high-performing state and private schools.
Built in 1998 on the historic site of the former Colchester Maternity Hospital, Sovereign Crescent is a distinguished row of 14 three-storey homes, thoughtfully designed by Classic New Homes. Renowned for their ability to emulate period properties, the developers created a crescent reminiscent of the sweeping architectural grandeur seen in Bath and London. The homes feature ornate stucco facades and Regency-style balconies, complemented by intricate interior details such as high ceilings, skirting boards, architraves, and cornices, all designed to reflect the elegance of the era.
Built in 1998 on the historic site of the former Colchester Maternity Hospital, Sovereign Crescent is a distinguished row of 14 three-storey homes, thoughtfully designed by Classic New Homes. Renowned for their ability to emulate period properties, the developers created a crescent reminiscent of the sweeping architectural grandeur seen in Bath and London. The homes feature ornate stucco facades and Regency-style balconies, complemented by intricate interior details such as high ceilings, skirting boards, architraves, and cornices, all designed to reflect the elegance of the era.
- Located in the exclusive Sovereign Crescent in Lexden
- near Colchester City Centre and top-performing schools
- Built in 1998 by Classic New Homes on the site of the former Colchester Maternity Hospital
- Inspired by Regency architecture
- with ornate stucco facades
- Regency-style balconies
- and period details like skirting boards
- architraves
- and cornices
- Entrance corridor leads to a reception hall with a large storage cupboard
- Ground floor includes a versatile reception room
- cloakroom
- and a spacious kitchen diner with integrated appliances and a butler sink
- Sunroom at the rear offers a tranquil space overlooking the south-facing Mediterranean-style garden
- First-floor living room features high ceilings
- sash windows
- a cast iron fireplace
- and a Juliette balcony
- Principal bedroom on the first floor includes an en-suite
- built-in wardrobes
- and a front balcony overlooking the crescent
- Second floor has two double bedrooms
- a single bedroom
- and a family bathroom with a roll-top bath
- Exterior includes a private single garage
- two parking spaces
- and a low-maintenance front and rear garden
General information
- Bedrooms
- 4
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Garden
- Yes
- Parking
- Yes
- Property Type
- House - Townhouse
- Receptions
- 2
- Status
- SSTC
- Price
- £700,000.00
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