Julevic Property Consultants

06/11/2025

****LET AGRRED ***in Chelmsford city centre at £1495 PCM available now, subject to cleared references

An unfurnished two-bedroom three storey Victorian town house having been throughtfully modernised and finished to a high standard. The property is located 0.7 miles from the city centre and 0.4 miles from the railway station

Entrance door leading to

Front Reception Room 3.424 m x 3.291 m
Double-glazed window to front elevation. Laminate flooring. Storage cupboards to chimney breast recesses. Double radiator.

Inner lobby with stairs leading to the basement

Rear Reception Room 3.417 m x 3.344 m
Stairs leading to the first floor. Double-glazed window to the rear elevation. Double radiator. Feature brick fireplace

Basement

Fitted Kitchen 3.371 m x 3.299 m
With double-glazed window and door to the rear. Wood effect worktop with inset single drainer 1 1/2 bowl stainless steel sink unit. Range of base units. Eye level cupboard. Built-in larder cupboard. Built-in double oven with electric Induction hob above and extractor chimney. Dishwasher. Double radiator. Quarry tiled floor. Step leading upto

Utility Room 4.141 max x 1.365 m
With fridge/freezer, washing machine and space for condenser dryer. Understairs storage cupboard.

Bathroom 3.688 m x 3.188 m
With white suite comprising pedestal wash basin, close coupled WC, panelled bath with electric shower over. Glass shower screen. Cupboard housing lagged hot water tank supplying domestic hot water. Fully tiled to bath area. Extractor fan.

First Floor

Bedroom One 3.424 m x 3.291 m
Double-glazed window to the front. Double radiator.

Bedroom Two 3.417 m x 3.44 m
Double-glazed window to the rear. Double radiator.

Outside

Small enclosed front garden.

Enclosed rear garden with right of way access for the neighbouring properties. Courtyard area with the remaining garden being laid to lawn leading to

Garage with courtesy door from the rear garden. To the front of the garage there is an up and over door.

Residents Permit parking at the front of the house
https://www.chelmsford.gov.uk/parking-and-travel/parking-in-a-residential-parking-permit-area/costs-for-resident-permit-scheme/

Available from: 15th November 2025, subject to cleared references.

Restrictions: no smokers

Please call 01206 765243 to arrange a viewing

26/12/2022

**** ********Let Agreed**** ********
A beautiful detached converted barn located within a working farm in the popular village of West Bergholt. The property enjoys beautiful views over the open countryside and the Seven Arches viaduct.

The property has ground source heat pump that supplies the domestic hot water and central heating.

https://www.julevic.co.uk

06/11/2022

Asda are recalling their Girls Leopard Print PJ set as the product does not meet flammability requirements.

Size range: ALL CHILDRENS SIZES

Barcode: 0505919051967, 0505919051969, 0505919052071, 0505919052073, 0505919052075, 0505919052077, 0505919052079, 0505919052081, 0505919052083, 0505919052085, 0505919052087

If you have purchased the set you should stop using it immediately and return it to your nearest store where you will be given a full refund. You do not need your receipt.

If you would like any further information please contact: Asda Customer Relations – 0800 952 0101.

19/10/2022

We have been alerted that an unscrupulous roofing company is operating in the Melbourne/Springfield area of Chelmsford, targeting vulnerable people to use their services. They have been claiming that there are pigeons nesting in residents roofs and that they have been instructed by the RSPCA to kill them, so require access.
Please be careful when answering the door and never buy from door knockers. This is clearly just a ploy to gain access, DO NOT LET THEM IN.
If you need work doing always choose a reputable trader such as Buy With Confidence Trading Standards Approved or ask for recommendations from neighbours, friends or family and always ask for ID when they arrive.
If you have an older or vulnerable neighbour please keep an eye out for suspicious looking vehicles or unusual activity.
You can report concerns about cold callers to Trading Standards via the Citizens Advice helpline 0808 223 1133 or http://ow.ly/4HJA50IjYeG
If there is an immediate concern about intimidating behaviour where you feel threatened, contact Essex Police by dialing 999.

17/10/2022

Nichols Plc is recalling Vimto Squash ‘No Added Sugar’ because they have been filled with Vimto Original Squash that contains sugar, due to a packaging error. This makes the product a potential risk to consumers who need to manage their sugar intake.

Vimto Squash ‘No Added Sugar’
Pack size: 725ml
Batch code: 2182 Aug 23
Best before: August 2023

If you have bought the above product and need to manage your sugar intake, please do not drink it. Instead, return it to the store from where it was bought for a full refund. For more information contact Nichols Plc on 01925 222 222 or [email protected]

05/10/2022

⚠️ Beware of these fake TV Licensing emails!

The links within the email take you to a fake page created by fraudsters, designed to steal your personal information and money.

➡️ Forward scam emails to the National Cyber Security Centre on [email protected].

Need help to check if a TV Licensing email is genuine?

1. Check the sender - Genuine TV Licensing emails are sent from [email protected] or [email protected]

2. Partial Postcode - If you have provided TV Licensing with your postcode details, their emails will include part of your postcode and/or the name on the licence.

3. Look for your name - If you’ve given TV Licensing your name, then they’ll always address you using your last name and title. The scammers won’t normally have that information about you. So, watch out for emails that only address you as “Dear client” or “Dear customer” – or just use your email address (or part of it).

4. Check the spelling and grammar - Because scammers can’t use genuine TV Licensing web addresses or email addresses, they’ll try to use slightly different spellings – look out for things like hyphens and full stops in odd places.

Be suspicious too if there are mistakes in the email with capital letters or other grammatical errors, like missing full stops – this could be a scam.

5. Check the links - Be wary of emails promising money/refunds. For example, phrases such as, “click below to access your refund”, followed by a request to provide your credit card or bank details (we would never process a refund in this way).

Always check links in an email before clicking or tapping them. If you're on a computer, hover over the link (but don't click it). This will reveal the name of the web address that you are being sent to. If you're on a smartphone or tablet, press and hold on the link (don't release while you are on the link). This will reveal the name of the web address that you are being sent to.

28/09/2022

I really love what I do and receiving a 5* review from a couple moving into their home together feels me with so much pride.

Since setting up my business in February this year I haven’t looked back. I have a work life balance I used to wish for and even when I get a late evening message to say they have a leak it’s dealt with quickly because I love my job.

27/09/2022

Please share as I couldn’t see the tell tale signs of spelling mistakes!

Beware of these scam texts claiming to offer help with discounted bills under the new Energy Bills Support Scheme.

Each link in the text sends you to a fake website that will harvest your personal information, including your bank details.

✅ Report suspicious text messages by forwarding them to 7726 (it's free of charge).

iPhone or iPad: How to forward a text message:

1 - Take a note of the number that sent you the message.
2 - Press and hold on the message bubble.
3 - Tap More.
4 - Select the message or messages you want to forward.
5 - Tap the arrow on the bottom right of your screen.
6 - Input 7726 and send.

Android: How to forward a text message:

1 - Take a note of the number that sent you the message.
2 - Enter the conversation then press and hold on the message bubble.
3 - Tap on the three vertical dots on the top right of your screen.
4 - Tap Forward.
5 - Input 7726 and send.

If 7726 doesn’t work, you can find out how to report a text message by contacting your phone provider.

You can also take a screenshot or screen recording of the text message and send it to the National Cyber Security Centre at [email protected].

Reporting a suspicious text is free and only takes a minute. By reporting, you can:

➡️ reduce the amount of scam texts you receive
➡️ make yourself a harder target for scammers
➡️ protect others from cyber crime online

18/08/2022

Most phone providers are part of a scheme that allows customers to report suspicious text messages for free by forwarding it to 7726. If you forward a text to 7726, your provider can investigate the origin of the text and arrange to block or ban the sender, if it’s found to be malicious.

iPhone or iPad: How to forward a text message:

1 - Take a note of the number that sent you the message.
2 - Press and hold on the message bubble.
3 - Tap More.
4 - Select the message or messages you want to forward.
5 - Tap the arrow on the bottom right of your screen.
6 - Input 7726 and send.

Android: How to forward a text message:

1 - Take a note of the number that sent you the message.
2 - Enter the conversation then press and hold on the message bubble.
3 - Tap on the three vertical dots on the top right of your screen.
4 - Tap Forward.
5 - Input 7726 and send.

If 7726 doesn’t work, you can find out how to report a text message by contacting your phone provider.

You can also take a screenshot or screen recording of the text message and send it to the National Cyber Security Centre at [email protected].

Reporting a suspicious text is free and only takes a minute. By reporting, you can:

➡️ reduce the amount of scam texts you receive
➡️ make yourself a harder target for scammers
➡️ protect others from cyber crime online

06/08/2022

The scam sees people asked to send money to a friend or family member

23/07/2022

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