No longer on the market
This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map4 bedroom detached house
Study
EV charger
Detached house
4 beds
3 baths
Key information
Features and description
This magnificent 16th Century Grade II Listed farmhouse, set amidst stunning 360º views over protected open farmland. This impressive four-bedroom detached home has been thoughtfully restored and maintained. Located on the outskirts of Ingatestone and Mountnessing, and offering easy access to Billericay, this semi-rural retreat is a rare find.
As you approach, entering via an electric gate, you’re greeted by well-tended hedging and a long driveway leading to a gravel courtyard, where a selection of barns and cart-lodges offer an electrical car charging point, additional storage and potential for future development (subject to planning).
Inside, the dining hall features a log-burning stove set within a charming brick surround, while exposed beams and rustic touches carry through the home. The lounge enjoys dual-aspect views and an electric log burner.
The orangery is a bright and airy space with underfloor heating and tiled flooring, with patio doors leading to the garden and offer views across the surrounding fields. The adjacent kitchen boasts granite countertops, a double butler's sink, a gas AGA, and a larder cupboard, perfect for those who love to cook.
The snug, complete with a log burner and access to the garden, connects to the left wing of the house, which includes a study area, en-suite shower room, and an impressive principal suite with vaulted ceilings and dual-aspect views.
The right wing offers three additional double bedrooms, a family bathroom, shower to the landing and a mezzanine landing currently utilised as a dressing room and a walk in wardrobe.
Council Tax Band: G
As you approach, entering via an electric gate, you’re greeted by well-tended hedging and a long driveway leading to a gravel courtyard, where a selection of barns and cart-lodges offer an electrical car charging point, additional storage and potential for future development (subject to planning).
Inside, the dining hall features a log-burning stove set within a charming brick surround, while exposed beams and rustic touches carry through the home. The lounge enjoys dual-aspect views and an electric log burner.
The orangery is a bright and airy space with underfloor heating and tiled flooring, with patio doors leading to the garden and offer views across the surrounding fields. The adjacent kitchen boasts granite countertops, a double butler's sink, a gas AGA, and a larder cupboard, perfect for those who love to cook.
The snug, complete with a log burner and access to the garden, connects to the left wing of the house, which includes a study area, en-suite shower room, and an impressive principal suite with vaulted ceilings and dual-aspect views.
The right wing offers three additional double bedrooms, a family bathroom, shower to the landing and a mezzanine landing currently utilised as a dressing room and a walk in wardrobe.
Council Tax Band: G
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'Walkers | People & Property' is the result of a lifelong family passion for the property industry; whether it's buying, selling, investing or renovating, we live, breathe and love property. Martin, Gillian and Adam Walker - together with a professional team - combine to operate one of the most thorough, professional and well respected Property Agencies in the County.Through over 30 years of experience, we have gained a deep understanding of the moving process on a personal level, which guarantees our clients results beyond compare. Most importantly, it is our hobby to help people move. Handing over the keys to excited buyers, for us, is the single most enjoyable part of the transaction process.