House For Sale £1,550,000
The house is situated close to the centre of Little Hadham and is believed to dates from 1650 and the barn about 100 years later. Grade II Listed, considered of architectural and historical merit, the house is predominantly timber framed with rendered and plastered elevations under a peg tiled roof. There is extensive accommodation in the main house and also in a converted barn which is linked to The Mill House by a conservatory, although the barn could be used as an independent annexe, as it has its own separate access. The current owners converted the barn into residential accommodation in 2003.
The majority of the ground floor accommodation is set in the main house and there are rooms of great character and exposed timbers, open fireplaces, wood burning stove. At the back of the house a conservatory links the house to the annexe. There are five bedrooms, the principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom and there is also a family bathroom. The barn has two reception rooms, kitchen/dining room, two bedrooms and a bathroom.
There is vehicular access beside the house leads to a parking area to the rear of the house. The rear garden is divided into a formal area behind the house and a gated access leads to a number of fenced paddocks. There is an outdoor swimming pool edged by a paved terrace and an outbuilding housing the pool equipment. There is also a greenhouse and ornamental pond.
There is historical planning consent which has now lapsed, for the existing garage to be replaced with a single storey building with a pitched roof which will provide a gym, shower and changing area, garden store, plant room and storage area. At the western edge of the land there is the remains of a Smock windmill on the hilltop, the octagonal brick base remains, but the building was burnt down in 1981.
Agents note: As there are separate Council Tax Bands for the house and annexe, it should quality for multiple property stamp duty relief. Please take independent advice.
Little Hadham is an attractive East Hertfordshire village approx 3 miles to the west of Bishop’s Stortford. The village has a primary school, village hall and public house. The market town of Bishop’s Stortford provides comprehensive facilities including shops, schools, recreational amenities and a mainline railway station to London's Liverpool Street. The M11 motorway lies about 5 miles from the village and provides road connections with London, the M25, Cambridge and the North. The A10 trunk road (approx 4 miles) provides access to the market towns of Hertford and Royston.
The majority of the ground floor accommodation is set in the main house and there are rooms of great character and exposed timbers, open fireplaces, wood burning stove. At the back of the house a conservatory links the house to the annexe. There are five bedrooms, the principal bedroom has an en suite bathroom and there is also a family bathroom. The barn has two reception rooms, kitchen/dining room, two bedrooms and a bathroom.
There is vehicular access beside the house leads to a parking area to the rear of the house. The rear garden is divided into a formal area behind the house and a gated access leads to a number of fenced paddocks. There is an outdoor swimming pool edged by a paved terrace and an outbuilding housing the pool equipment. There is also a greenhouse and ornamental pond.
There is historical planning consent which has now lapsed, for the existing garage to be replaced with a single storey building with a pitched roof which will provide a gym, shower and changing area, garden store, plant room and storage area. At the western edge of the land there is the remains of a Smock windmill on the hilltop, the octagonal brick base remains, but the building was burnt down in 1981.
Agents note: As there are separate Council Tax Bands for the house and annexe, it should quality for multiple property stamp duty relief. Please take independent advice.
Little Hadham is an attractive East Hertfordshire village approx 3 miles to the west of Bishop’s Stortford. The village has a primary school, village hall and public house. The market town of Bishop’s Stortford provides comprehensive facilities including shops, schools, recreational amenities and a mainline railway station to London's Liverpool Street. The M11 motorway lies about 5 miles from the village and provides road connections with London, the M25, Cambridge and the North. The A10 trunk road (approx 4 miles) provides access to the market towns of Hertford and Royston.
