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Map2 bedroom terraced house
Chain-free
Sold STC
Terraced house
2 beds
1 bath
678 sq ft / 63 sq m
EPC rating: D
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band C
Broadband: Super-fast 80Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
- Tenure: Freehold
- Two Double Bedrooms
- Two Reception Rooms
- New Carpets Throughout
- Popular village location
- No onward chain
- Council tax band C
Video tours
Nestled in the heart of Castle Hedingham, this charming two-bedroom character cottage tells a story of history and transformation. Originally two separate cottages, seamlessly combined into one, this home exudes a unique blend of traditional charm and modern convenience.
As you step through the front door, you are welcomed into a warm and inviting space. The ground floor features a dining room, kitchen, pantry, and a cosy living room where a red brick fireplace eagerly awaits the installation of a log burner, promising snug evenings by the fire.
Ascending the staircase, the upper level unveils two generously sized double bedrooms and a luxurious four-piece family bathroom. The historical roots of this residence, dating back to the 1650s, are evident in the exposed beams that grace the entirety of the ground floor, adding character and authenticity to the living spaces.
Outside, a quaint courtyard beckons, offering a right of way across the neighboring property for convenient access. While the property itself doesn't have allocated parking, a village car park on the opposite street provides a hassle-free solution, and it's free to use.
With no onward chain, this cottage is not just a home; it's a piece of Castle Hedingham's rich history waiting to be embraced by its next fortunate owner.
Castle Hedingham village stands as a quintessential English gem, steeped in history and charm. Its heart is graced by the commanding presence of Hedingham Castle, a medieval stronghold dating back to the 12th century. The quaint and well-preserved architecture reflects the village's rich heritage, offering a captivating journey through the centuries.
The village centre serves as a focal point, boasting cafes, tea rooms, doctors surgery, tennis club, primary school, village shop, post office, Norman church, bowls club, cricket field and hourly buses to get to the larger neighbouring towns. Residents and visitors alike can also indulge in the warm hospitality of 2 traditional village pubs.
Sible Hedingham is approximately a minute drive away which has more comprehensive facilities including a secondary school. Braintree is a 20minute drive away with its train service to London's Liverpool Street and the A120 dual carriageway leading to Stansted Airport and the M11.
As you step through the front door, you are welcomed into a warm and inviting space. The ground floor features a dining room, kitchen, pantry, and a cosy living room where a red brick fireplace eagerly awaits the installation of a log burner, promising snug evenings by the fire.
Ascending the staircase, the upper level unveils two generously sized double bedrooms and a luxurious four-piece family bathroom. The historical roots of this residence, dating back to the 1650s, are evident in the exposed beams that grace the entirety of the ground floor, adding character and authenticity to the living spaces.
Outside, a quaint courtyard beckons, offering a right of way across the neighboring property for convenient access. While the property itself doesn't have allocated parking, a village car park on the opposite street provides a hassle-free solution, and it's free to use.
With no onward chain, this cottage is not just a home; it's a piece of Castle Hedingham's rich history waiting to be embraced by its next fortunate owner.
Castle Hedingham village stands as a quintessential English gem, steeped in history and charm. Its heart is graced by the commanding presence of Hedingham Castle, a medieval stronghold dating back to the 12th century. The quaint and well-preserved architecture reflects the village's rich heritage, offering a captivating journey through the centuries.
The village centre serves as a focal point, boasting cafes, tea rooms, doctors surgery, tennis club, primary school, village shop, post office, Norman church, bowls club, cricket field and hourly buses to get to the larger neighbouring towns. Residents and visitors alike can also indulge in the warm hospitality of 2 traditional village pubs.
Sible Hedingham is approximately a minute drive away which has more comprehensive facilities including a secondary school. Braintree is a 20minute drive away with its train service to London's Liverpool Street and the A120 dual carriageway leading to Stansted Airport and the M11.
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EPC Rating - D
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These particulars are believed to be correct and have been verified by or on behalf of the Vendor. However any interested party will satisfy themselves as to their accuracy and as to any other matter regarding the Property or its location or proximity to other features or facilities which is of specific importance to them. Distances and areas are only approximate and unless otherwise stated fixtures contents and fittings are not included in the sale. Prospective purchasers are always advised to commission a full inspection and structural survey of the Property before deciding to proceed with a purchase.
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