House For Sale £1,700,000
With an attractive façade featuring mockTudor boards and bay windows supported
by complementary brackets, the property
offers stylishly presented, well-proportioned
accommodation with an open ambience
ideally suited to entertaining and to a modern
lifestyle. Vintage-inspired, panelled entrance
doors give a flavour of the thoughtful design
on offer once inside, with the hall leading
through to a generous, light-filled reception
room which provides a dining area alongside
a feature fireplace and a comfortable family
space. Glazed sliding doors offer a seamless
transition out onto the garden terrace and are
complemented by French doors in the adjacent
kitchen/breakfast room, affording the perfect
inside to outside living environment. Fitted with
contemporary, wall and base level units, topped
with stone worksurfaces, the kitchen features an
island unit and ample space for informal dining,
with an ancillary area provided by an adjoining
utility incorporating a cloakroom. A front
aspect sitting room offers a tranquil retreat and
completes the ground floor accommodation.
On the first floor, there are five bedrooms,
with the spacious principal room having
fitted wardrobe storage and the benefit of
en suite facilities. The family bathroom has a
sense of luxury and features a contemporary
freestanding bathtub and a shower cubicle.
Supplemental accommodation is provided in
an annexe which, in addition to a kitchen and
shower room, offers a generous reception area
with windows and sliding doors opening out to
the garden. This dwelling currently presents as
a games room and entertaining space but offers
versatile-use options
The village of Ramsden Heath offers a village
hall, two public houses and a coffee shop, a
tennis club, green open spaces and allotments,
as well as access to a number of foot and
bridle paths over the surrounding countryside.
The village is conveniently located for easy
access to the amenities provided by the nearby
towns of Wickford and Billericay, which include
comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities.
Both towns offer mainline train stations with
regular services to London Liverpool Street and
to Southend. Road-users benefit from close
proximity to junctions joining the A12, which
provides journeys to Colchester and Ipswich
to the north-west and London to the southwest, along with links to major road networks.
Well-regarded schooling in the vicinity includes
Mayflower High School (rated Outstanding
by Ofsted), St John’s, Widford Lodge Prep,
Woodlands Hutton Manor, St Cedd’s, St Anne’s
Prep, Heathcote and Brentwood.
Low-brick walls, with wrought-iron railings
and gates, front the road with access onto an
expanse of brick-paved driveway which offers
parking for several vehicles. A five-bar wooden
gate to the side of the property opens to
provide a route alongside the home, curving a
bed with statuesque tree and planting below, to
a garage which adjoins the annexe outbuilding.
A large paved, south-facing terrace adjoins
the rear of the home offers opportunities for
outdoor dining and an extensive length of
lawn provides plenty of space for children’s
play with a collection of specimen trees
mid-way, bordering a feature pond with
decorative bridge. A second terraced area,
position opposite the annexe, has a pergola
over decorated with climbing plants and a side
border has a timber edged flower bed filled with
architectural shrubs and perennial plants. An
outbuilding with two stable stalls is situated just
beyond the annexe.
by complementary brackets, the property
offers stylishly presented, well-proportioned
accommodation with an open ambience
ideally suited to entertaining and to a modern
lifestyle. Vintage-inspired, panelled entrance
doors give a flavour of the thoughtful design
on offer once inside, with the hall leading
through to a generous, light-filled reception
room which provides a dining area alongside
a feature fireplace and a comfortable family
space. Glazed sliding doors offer a seamless
transition out onto the garden terrace and are
complemented by French doors in the adjacent
kitchen/breakfast room, affording the perfect
inside to outside living environment. Fitted with
contemporary, wall and base level units, topped
with stone worksurfaces, the kitchen features an
island unit and ample space for informal dining,
with an ancillary area provided by an adjoining
utility incorporating a cloakroom. A front
aspect sitting room offers a tranquil retreat and
completes the ground floor accommodation.
On the first floor, there are five bedrooms,
with the spacious principal room having
fitted wardrobe storage and the benefit of
en suite facilities. The family bathroom has a
sense of luxury and features a contemporary
freestanding bathtub and a shower cubicle.
Supplemental accommodation is provided in
an annexe which, in addition to a kitchen and
shower room, offers a generous reception area
with windows and sliding doors opening out to
the garden. This dwelling currently presents as
a games room and entertaining space but offers
versatile-use options
The village of Ramsden Heath offers a village
hall, two public houses and a coffee shop, a
tennis club, green open spaces and allotments,
as well as access to a number of foot and
bridle paths over the surrounding countryside.
The village is conveniently located for easy
access to the amenities provided by the nearby
towns of Wickford and Billericay, which include
comprehensive shopping and leisure facilities.
Both towns offer mainline train stations with
regular services to London Liverpool Street and
to Southend. Road-users benefit from close
proximity to junctions joining the A12, which
provides journeys to Colchester and Ipswich
to the north-west and London to the southwest, along with links to major road networks.
Well-regarded schooling in the vicinity includes
Mayflower High School (rated Outstanding
by Ofsted), St John’s, Widford Lodge Prep,
Woodlands Hutton Manor, St Cedd’s, St Anne’s
Prep, Heathcote and Brentwood.
Low-brick walls, with wrought-iron railings
and gates, front the road with access onto an
expanse of brick-paved driveway which offers
parking for several vehicles. A five-bar wooden
gate to the side of the property opens to
provide a route alongside the home, curving a
bed with statuesque tree and planting below, to
a garage which adjoins the annexe outbuilding.
A large paved, south-facing terrace adjoins
the rear of the home offers opportunities for
outdoor dining and an extensive length of
lawn provides plenty of space for children’s
play with a collection of specimen trees
mid-way, bordering a feature pond with
decorative bridge. A second terraced area,
position opposite the annexe, has a pergola
over decorated with climbing plants and a side
border has a timber edged flower bed filled with
architectural shrubs and perennial plants. An
outbuilding with two stable stalls is situated just
beyond the annexe.
