This immaculate cottage is now on the market having been through a high standard refresh. The standards and style are typical of this landlord, with a skilled mix of modern and historic to create an idyllic setting for the discerning tenant.
The light decoration enhances the light in all the rooms. The house has a modern stylish feel to it. There are high quality floor tiles in the kitchen and bathroom, and there is ample storage space in the cottage making it practical as well as attractive. There is a small low maintenance courtyard garden - perfect for enjoying the setting sun and stunning view across the fields.
The open fire creates a cosy atmosphere in the winter months.
Off street parking is available for 2 cars.
The cottage is part of the original alms houses built by the philanthropist Samuel Barker in 1865. He originally donated them to be lived in by older unmarried women or widows. The peace and quiet remains unchanged more than 150 years later and you can expect to enjoy the serenity offered by a village well known for its rural beauty, historic links and much sought after properties.
Accommodation
Room sizes are approximate
Kitchen 12' x 8'
Living Room 12' x 12'
Bedroom 10' x 10'
Bathroom 9' x 6'
Please note these photos are from before the current tenancy and there has been some redecoration at the property since.
Manningtree is the closest railway station. It is on the InterCity main line to London Liverpool Street and has 3 direct services per hour Monday to Friday taking approximately an hour and 20 minutes. There are also direct links to Colchester, Ipswich, Stratford and Norwich.
Bus services run from Colchester. The No 247 service runs four times daily between 0745 and 17.00 weekdays and the No 87 service runs twice daily on weekdays. There is a Sunday service with First Buses No 104.
