House For Sale £1,200,000
Stunning listed farmhouse on the edge of Felsted with far-reaching views and no chain.
Description
End of chain. Causeway House is listed as Grade II and is a significant timber-framed house with plastered elevations under a handmade red-clay tiled roof. The accommodation is arranged over two levels providing beautifully presented interiors with a wealth of period features associated with properties of its age including exposed timberwork and an original exposed red-brick fireplace. The property dates back in parts to the 1500s, constituting a valuable source of historical architecture. In recent times the property has been thoughtfully enhanced, designed and extended providing flexible levels of accommodation, suited for extended family living and entertaining, with a converted cart lodge providing an ideal work-from-home space. Causeway House is discreetly set back from the road over a sweeping driveway in delightful grounds of 0.38 of an acre with beautiful westerly countryside views.
There are four bedrooms including a grand principal bedroom with en suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe. There is a separate family bathroom centred around a practical landing. Bedroom three provides a walk-in dressing room/nursery. A separate staircase leads to the upper level bedroom four.
The reception hall is positioned to the front of the house and is a welcoming space with doors opening to interconnecting receptions rooms providing a wealth of period features. The sitting room is also located from the hall whilst to the rear, and benefitting from a westerly-facing aspect with views over the garden, is the kitchen/breakfast room linking through to a stunning family room. Concluding the ground floor accommodation is a utility room, a further bathroom and an inner lobby with stairs rising to the dressing room/nursery.
Outside
Causeway House is set back from the road and is approached over a sweeping driveway. The drive provides extensive parking leading to a detached cart lodge of pitched roof design which includes a converted studio room and a garage/storage room. The gardens are west facing offering lawn and a sculpted terrace which extends from the rear of the house making the most of the property’s position. The gardens are complemented with box hedging and a selection of trees with an overall plot extending to 0.38 of an acre.
Services
Electricity, water, gas heating and mains drainage.
Location
A120 access: 2.6 miles; rail service at Braintree: 6.5 miles; Stansted Airport and rail services: 12 miles; M11 (junction 8): 13.1 miles. All distances approximate.
Causeway House is situated to south of Felsted in the hamlet of Causeway End. The property provides far-reaching westerly valley views and access to miles of footpaths and bridleways with the ‘Flitch Way’ bordering the village, offering an important greenway and wildlife corridor between Braintree and Bishop’s Stortford.
The nearby village of Felsted and the market town of Great Dunmow provide the local shopping facilities and there is a more extensive range of recreational, leisure and educational facilities at Chelmsford.
The area is well served by both state and private schools with a primary and pre-school at Felsted, together with the renowned Felsted School for boys and girls from age 4-18 within walking distance at the property, secondary schools at Dunmow and Chelmsford and further primary schools in Stebbing, Rayne and Ford End. For the commuter there are train stations at Braintree, Chelmsford and Stansted Airport to London Liverpool Street and access on to the A120 linking with the M11 (junction 8) at Bishop's Stortford.
Square Footage: 3,730 sq ft
Acreage:
0.38 Acres
Directions
From the centre of Felsted village proceed south along Chelmsford Road. The property can be found almost opposite the turning for Causeway End Road.
Postcode
CM6 3LQ
Description
End of chain. Causeway House is listed as Grade II and is a significant timber-framed house with plastered elevations under a handmade red-clay tiled roof. The accommodation is arranged over two levels providing beautifully presented interiors with a wealth of period features associated with properties of its age including exposed timberwork and an original exposed red-brick fireplace. The property dates back in parts to the 1500s, constituting a valuable source of historical architecture. In recent times the property has been thoughtfully enhanced, designed and extended providing flexible levels of accommodation, suited for extended family living and entertaining, with a converted cart lodge providing an ideal work-from-home space. Causeway House is discreetly set back from the road over a sweeping driveway in delightful grounds of 0.38 of an acre with beautiful westerly countryside views.
There are four bedrooms including a grand principal bedroom with en suite bathroom and walk-in wardrobe. There is a separate family bathroom centred around a practical landing. Bedroom three provides a walk-in dressing room/nursery. A separate staircase leads to the upper level bedroom four.
The reception hall is positioned to the front of the house and is a welcoming space with doors opening to interconnecting receptions rooms providing a wealth of period features. The sitting room is also located from the hall whilst to the rear, and benefitting from a westerly-facing aspect with views over the garden, is the kitchen/breakfast room linking through to a stunning family room. Concluding the ground floor accommodation is a utility room, a further bathroom and an inner lobby with stairs rising to the dressing room/nursery.
Outside
Causeway House is set back from the road and is approached over a sweeping driveway. The drive provides extensive parking leading to a detached cart lodge of pitched roof design which includes a converted studio room and a garage/storage room. The gardens are west facing offering lawn and a sculpted terrace which extends from the rear of the house making the most of the property’s position. The gardens are complemented with box hedging and a selection of trees with an overall plot extending to 0.38 of an acre.
Services
Electricity, water, gas heating and mains drainage.
Location
A120 access: 2.6 miles; rail service at Braintree: 6.5 miles; Stansted Airport and rail services: 12 miles; M11 (junction 8): 13.1 miles. All distances approximate.
Causeway House is situated to south of Felsted in the hamlet of Causeway End. The property provides far-reaching westerly valley views and access to miles of footpaths and bridleways with the ‘Flitch Way’ bordering the village, offering an important greenway and wildlife corridor between Braintree and Bishop’s Stortford.
The nearby village of Felsted and the market town of Great Dunmow provide the local shopping facilities and there is a more extensive range of recreational, leisure and educational facilities at Chelmsford.
The area is well served by both state and private schools with a primary and pre-school at Felsted, together with the renowned Felsted School for boys and girls from age 4-18 within walking distance at the property, secondary schools at Dunmow and Chelmsford and further primary schools in Stebbing, Rayne and Ford End. For the commuter there are train stations at Braintree, Chelmsford and Stansted Airport to London Liverpool Street and access on to the A120 linking with the M11 (junction 8) at Bishop's Stortford.
Square Footage: 3,730 sq ft
Acreage:
0.38 Acres
Directions
From the centre of Felsted village proceed south along Chelmsford Road. The property can be found almost opposite the turning for Causeway End Road.
Postcode
CM6 3LQ
