3 bed terraced house for sale

Echelon Walk, Colchester CO4

The Echelon Building Is A Striking Edwardian Red Brick Structure.

The Echelon Building is a striking Edwardian red brick structure, originally a hospital, that has been transformed into 17 distinct residences. Each home uniquely blends original period features with contemporary design elements, creating spacious interiors defined by lofty ceiling heights.

Elegant entryways combine period Edwardian doors with modern metal accents to create an inviting threshold. With ceilings soaring up to 3.6 meters, every space exudes an impressive sense of openness.
Carefully restored early Edwardian sash windows—measuring an impressive 2.5 meters in height—allow natural light to fill each room, enhanced by the building’s distinctive zigzag architectural layout.

Kitchens showcase a seamless integration of refined engineering and stylish design. They feature sleek handle-less finishes, functional islands with contemporary seating, and ample space in the adjoining dining areas. Premium units are paired with slimline worktops and high-quality appliances.

A harmonious blend of polished concrete, sumptuous carpeting, and engineered oak flooring works in concert with period details to provide surfaces that suit modern lifestyles while respecting the building’s heritage.
Architects and designers have meticulously preserved original features and maximized natural light and space, ensuring that every residence is both a nod to Edwardian grandeur and a testament to modern comfort.

The sleeping areas stand out as a highlight in each home. From guest rooms to expansive master suites—some boasting up to 57 square meters—residents enjoy the same dramatic ceiling heights found throughout the building, enhanced by period coving and refined detailing.

Bathrooms strike an elegant balance between the old and the new. They feature high ceilings and classic sash windows alongside contemporary Italian bathroom fixtures, including modern taps and showerheads.
Outside, landscaped gardens and wooded areas provide a tranquil retreat. Mature trees, thoughtful planting, and a winding pathway that encircles the property, complete with preserved summer shelters, offer residents a serene green haven.

Located on a historic site where only four original structures remain, the building takes its name from the unique layout of the hospital’s master plan, a blueprint that continues to lend an air of Edwardian distinction to every residence.

Set in Colchester, a city rich with over 2,000 years of history and home to a Norman castle—the location offers a vibrant mix of independent shops, eateries, cultural venues like the Mercury Theatre and Firstsite art gallery, and nearby attractions such as the picturesque village of Dedham and the coastal delights of Mersea Island. Conveniently situated within a short walk of Colchester North Station and major local amenities, the building provides excellent connectivity to London and beyond.

Entrance Hallway
Entrance door, stairs rising to the first floor landing, doors leading off

Cloakroom
Double glazed window, low level WC, wash hand basin

Kitchen/Diner 28'11" x 35'4" x 10'9" x 17'3"
Ample double glazed windows and door, modern wall and base level units, sink and drainer with mixer tap over, oven and hob, extractor fan, worktops, space for appliances, space for dining table and chairs, radiator

Lounge 17' x 17'11"
Double glazed windows, radiator

First Floor Landing
Double glazed windows, doors leading off

Master Bedroom 12'7" x 13'11" x 20'
Double glazed windows, radiator, door to:

En Suite
Double glazed window, low level WC, wash hand basin, shower cubicle, radiator

Bedroom Two 19'3" x 10'5" x 10'9"
Double glazed windows, radiator

Bedroom Three 12'7" x 8'8"
Double glazed window, radiator

Bathroom
Low level WC, wash hand basin, bath with shower over, radiator

Front of Property
Driveway providing off road parking

Rear Garden
Fully enclosed and private, laid to lawn, patio area