House For Sale £1,000,000
** imposing rural home **
Chamberlain Phillips are delighted to offer this impressive and substantial residence set within fabulous grounds and gardens extending to 1 acre stms and adjoining open countryside within the coast and heaths aonb within this highly sought-after village location.
Originally commissioned by "The office of the Lord High Admiralty" and constructed in 1924 for the commander of the Naval mine depot "Wrabness House" enjoys unspoilt, slightly elevated far-reaching views over the beautiful undulating countryside as well as the Stour Estuary.
The property has been maintained to a high standard, offering spacious and versatile accommodation throughout, hosting many period features including high ceilings, picture rails, fireplaces, internal doors, skirting, exposed wooden flooring, picture sash windows and integral timber panelled shutters and comes with an additional 1.5-acre parcel of paddock land within Wrabness nature reserve.
In brief, the property comprises to the ground floor a reception hall, study, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, conservatory, cloakroom, pantry and utility room.
On the first floor, the landing offers access to the loft, airing cupboard five bedrooms and a family bathroom, the principal having the benefit of an en-suite shower room and third bedroom with a belvedere facing the rear garden.
To the front of the property is a curved driveway offering access to the detached garage and stable block.
The rear garden has been separated to create a paddock serviced by the stables with the remainder laid to lawn with a variance of inset flower, tree and shrub beds and borders, an ornamental pond and a patio.
A property tour is strongly recommended to fully appreciate the location, gardens and accommodation.
Wrabness is a small sought-after semi-rural village, near Manningtree, Essex. The village benefits from All Saints Church, a village hall, railway station, nature reserve and community shop and is located six miles east of Manningtree and six miles west of Harwich close to the North Essex coastline.
Wrabness is a great location for ramblers be it the many rural walks right on your doorstep or exploring the shores of the peninsula or Wrabness wood.
It also affords excellent access to the A120 and Wrabness's railway station which provides trains to Harwich, Manningtree, Colchester and beyond.
Chamberlain Phillips are delighted to offer this impressive and substantial residence set within fabulous grounds and gardens extending to 1 acre stms and adjoining open countryside within the coast and heaths aonb within this highly sought-after village location.
Originally commissioned by "The office of the Lord High Admiralty" and constructed in 1924 for the commander of the Naval mine depot "Wrabness House" enjoys unspoilt, slightly elevated far-reaching views over the beautiful undulating countryside as well as the Stour Estuary.
The property has been maintained to a high standard, offering spacious and versatile accommodation throughout, hosting many period features including high ceilings, picture rails, fireplaces, internal doors, skirting, exposed wooden flooring, picture sash windows and integral timber panelled shutters and comes with an additional 1.5-acre parcel of paddock land within Wrabness nature reserve.
In brief, the property comprises to the ground floor a reception hall, study, sitting room, dining room, kitchen/breakfast room, conservatory, cloakroom, pantry and utility room.
On the first floor, the landing offers access to the loft, airing cupboard five bedrooms and a family bathroom, the principal having the benefit of an en-suite shower room and third bedroom with a belvedere facing the rear garden.
To the front of the property is a curved driveway offering access to the detached garage and stable block.
The rear garden has been separated to create a paddock serviced by the stables with the remainder laid to lawn with a variance of inset flower, tree and shrub beds and borders, an ornamental pond and a patio.
A property tour is strongly recommended to fully appreciate the location, gardens and accommodation.
Wrabness is a small sought-after semi-rural village, near Manningtree, Essex. The village benefits from All Saints Church, a village hall, railway station, nature reserve and community shop and is located six miles east of Manningtree and six miles west of Harwich close to the North Essex coastline.
Wrabness is a great location for ramblers be it the many rural walks right on your doorstep or exploring the shores of the peninsula or Wrabness wood.
It also affords excellent access to the A120 and Wrabness's railway station which provides trains to Harwich, Manningtree, Colchester and beyond.
