House For Sale £2,500,000
A delightful Queen Anne fronted country house with outstanding grounds and vistas with an exceptional range of equestrian outbuildings and 19.8 acres.
Description
An historic building appraisal provides significant information on Dassels Bury confirming that it is a timber framed structure dating from circa. 1600 with later additions. During the middle of the 17th century the building was radically altered to the rear to incorporate a kitchen wing and new brick chimney stacks. The report comments that five interior fireplaces associated with chimneys survive in a remarkable state of preservation. The red brick façade was almost certainly added to the timber framed structure in 1715. At this time the mullioned windows were replaced by timber sashes. Dassels Bury received a Grade II listing in 1967. Dassels Bury was extensively redeveloped in 2004 with new large extension and renovated older parts
The previous owners replaced all the Outbuildings in 2004 with an exceptional range of Oak framed buildings constructed to a high standard and carefully designed for Equestrian and general use together with Garages and a Greenhouse. The gardens and grounds are principally to the south and east of the house and are on three levels and easily viewed from the house with croquet lawn, traditional herbaceous borders, Portland stone fountain carved by an award winning craftsmen, a very productive Kitchen garden with fruit, herbs and a wildlife pond. The whole area offers total privacy and seclusion.
Location
This pretty historic Hertfordshire village benefits from three highly regarded public houses, church and primary school. Main line railway stations are available at both Bishop’s Stortford (with commuter services to London’s Liverpool Street approx 35 minutes) and Stevenage (approx 25 minutes to London Kings Cross)
The A10 provides access to both London and the M25 to the south or Cambridge to the north. Alternatively access is
available to the M11 motorway at junction 8 on the outskirts of Bishop’s Stortford.
Braughing is ideally situated for Hertfordshire's numerous excellent schools with Heath Mount, Bishop’s Stortford College,
Haleybury and St Edmunds all within easy commuting distance.
Acreage: 19.8 Acres
Directions
Directions Directions from the A10/A120 roundabout at Puckeridge Proceed north towards Cambridge and after about 400m you will reach a roundabout, here turn right and follow the B1368 which runs parallel with the A10. Follow the road through Braughing, Hay Street and into Dassels. Dassels Bury is a prominent house, the first building in the village. Pass the house and turn immediately right into the driveway.
Description
An historic building appraisal provides significant information on Dassels Bury confirming that it is a timber framed structure dating from circa. 1600 with later additions. During the middle of the 17th century the building was radically altered to the rear to incorporate a kitchen wing and new brick chimney stacks. The report comments that five interior fireplaces associated with chimneys survive in a remarkable state of preservation. The red brick façade was almost certainly added to the timber framed structure in 1715. At this time the mullioned windows were replaced by timber sashes. Dassels Bury received a Grade II listing in 1967. Dassels Bury was extensively redeveloped in 2004 with new large extension and renovated older parts
The previous owners replaced all the Outbuildings in 2004 with an exceptional range of Oak framed buildings constructed to a high standard and carefully designed for Equestrian and general use together with Garages and a Greenhouse. The gardens and grounds are principally to the south and east of the house and are on three levels and easily viewed from the house with croquet lawn, traditional herbaceous borders, Portland stone fountain carved by an award winning craftsmen, a very productive Kitchen garden with fruit, herbs and a wildlife pond. The whole area offers total privacy and seclusion.
Location
This pretty historic Hertfordshire village benefits from three highly regarded public houses, church and primary school. Main line railway stations are available at both Bishop’s Stortford (with commuter services to London’s Liverpool Street approx 35 minutes) and Stevenage (approx 25 minutes to London Kings Cross)
The A10 provides access to both London and the M25 to the south or Cambridge to the north. Alternatively access is
available to the M11 motorway at junction 8 on the outskirts of Bishop’s Stortford.
Braughing is ideally situated for Hertfordshire's numerous excellent schools with Heath Mount, Bishop’s Stortford College,
Haleybury and St Edmunds all within easy commuting distance.
Acreage: 19.8 Acres
Directions
Directions Directions from the A10/A120 roundabout at Puckeridge Proceed north towards Cambridge and after about 400m you will reach a roundabout, here turn right and follow the B1368 which runs parallel with the A10. Follow the road through Braughing, Hay Street and into Dassels. Dassels Bury is a prominent house, the first building in the village. Pass the house and turn immediately right into the driveway.
