House For Sale £700,000
** open day Saturday 8th October - appointment only ** This handsome Grade II listed four-bedroom detached family home which has with a separate two-bedroom, two storey annex. The residence offers a taste of history and it is thought to originally date back to the early 17th century.
Open day ** open day Saturday 8th October - appointment only **
the property This handsome Grade II listed four-bedroom detached family home which has with a separate two-bedroom, two storey annex. The residence offers a taste of history and it is thought to originally date back to the early 17th century.
Upon entering the home, you are greeted by an entrance hallway with a doors leading you through to the sitting room and the spacious central snug area. The Snug features an inglenook fireplace which provides an ambient atmosphere. The accommodation on the ground flows seamlessly with a spacious dining area and through to the kitchen which has an inset halogen hob and a one and half bowl sink unit, a feature brick exposed inglenook style surround to the Classic 100 Range cooker with induction hob all set on a tiled floor. There is also a utility recess area with storage cupboard and a door to the downstairs cloakroom and a door leading out to the rear courtyard.
On the first floor there are two double bedrooms and two single bedrooms, A family bathroom services all of the bedrooms complete with a luxury four-piece suite to include a 'his and hers' vanity unit, a claw foot freestanding roll top bath, a glazed enclosed double shower and a low level flush wc all set on a slate style tiled floor.
The annexe is an amazing addition to the property, a brick constructed two-bedroom cart lodge style property with garage. Internally the property has been adapted to create a prefect living space for additional family. As you enter the entrance hallway there is a set of cast iron stairs to the first floor and a door leading to the dining and lounge area. On the first floor there is an open sitting room with feature wood burner, a kitchen with modern units installed then there is a central hallway with doors leading to the two bedrooms.
To the front of the property is a low level brick wall with a opening and a pathway through the front garden to the front door. At the side of the main house is a driveway for about 6 cars with access to the Annex. A gateway leads you through to the rear courtyard and the curved steps up to the impressive garden, a raised haven of seclusion with patio, a raised slate topped seating area with fire pit and space for a vegetable patch as well, all surrounded by brick wall or hedge and high trees for seclusion. There is a brick built double storage shed, one side of which houses the oil boiler.
Services: The property is on mains drainage and electricity. Oil fired heating. Council tax Band E Braintree Council
location Sible Hedingham is a small but very popular village of approximately 4,000 residents. The village has one pub, doctors surgery, pharmacy, post office, two petrol stations, general village amenities as well as well regarded primary and secondary schools. It's also only 1.1 mile from Castle Hedingham with its well known historic castle and numerous shops, pubs and tea rooms. Private schools are available in nearby villages of Gosfield, Felsted and Stoke By Clare.
It is close to Castle Hedingham, named after its famous Norman Keep, which is a very pretty village containing a wealth of fine period houses. Amenities include a village shop, post office, St Nicholas parish church, 2 pubs, tea-room, restaurant, tennis courts, doctors surgery, a cricket field and playing fields.
The nearby market towns of Halstead, Sudbury and Braintree provide for more extensive needs including commuter line options into London. Witham and Kelvedon are just 15 miles away offering further options.
Services Mains Electricity, Water and Drainage - Oild Fired Central Heating
Please note that the above services have not been tested by the agent.
Open day ** open day Saturday 8th October - appointment only **
the property This handsome Grade II listed four-bedroom detached family home which has with a separate two-bedroom, two storey annex. The residence offers a taste of history and it is thought to originally date back to the early 17th century.
Upon entering the home, you are greeted by an entrance hallway with a doors leading you through to the sitting room and the spacious central snug area. The Snug features an inglenook fireplace which provides an ambient atmosphere. The accommodation on the ground flows seamlessly with a spacious dining area and through to the kitchen which has an inset halogen hob and a one and half bowl sink unit, a feature brick exposed inglenook style surround to the Classic 100 Range cooker with induction hob all set on a tiled floor. There is also a utility recess area with storage cupboard and a door to the downstairs cloakroom and a door leading out to the rear courtyard.
On the first floor there are two double bedrooms and two single bedrooms, A family bathroom services all of the bedrooms complete with a luxury four-piece suite to include a 'his and hers' vanity unit, a claw foot freestanding roll top bath, a glazed enclosed double shower and a low level flush wc all set on a slate style tiled floor.
The annexe is an amazing addition to the property, a brick constructed two-bedroom cart lodge style property with garage. Internally the property has been adapted to create a prefect living space for additional family. As you enter the entrance hallway there is a set of cast iron stairs to the first floor and a door leading to the dining and lounge area. On the first floor there is an open sitting room with feature wood burner, a kitchen with modern units installed then there is a central hallway with doors leading to the two bedrooms.
To the front of the property is a low level brick wall with a opening and a pathway through the front garden to the front door. At the side of the main house is a driveway for about 6 cars with access to the Annex. A gateway leads you through to the rear courtyard and the curved steps up to the impressive garden, a raised haven of seclusion with patio, a raised slate topped seating area with fire pit and space for a vegetable patch as well, all surrounded by brick wall or hedge and high trees for seclusion. There is a brick built double storage shed, one side of which houses the oil boiler.
Services: The property is on mains drainage and electricity. Oil fired heating. Council tax Band E Braintree Council
location Sible Hedingham is a small but very popular village of approximately 4,000 residents. The village has one pub, doctors surgery, pharmacy, post office, two petrol stations, general village amenities as well as well regarded primary and secondary schools. It's also only 1.1 mile from Castle Hedingham with its well known historic castle and numerous shops, pubs and tea rooms. Private schools are available in nearby villages of Gosfield, Felsted and Stoke By Clare.
It is close to Castle Hedingham, named after its famous Norman Keep, which is a very pretty village containing a wealth of fine period houses. Amenities include a village shop, post office, St Nicholas parish church, 2 pubs, tea-room, restaurant, tennis courts, doctors surgery, a cricket field and playing fields.
The nearby market towns of Halstead, Sudbury and Braintree provide for more extensive needs including commuter line options into London. Witham and Kelvedon are just 15 miles away offering further options.
Services Mains Electricity, Water and Drainage - Oild Fired Central Heating
Please note that the above services have not been tested by the agent.
