House For Sale £1,695,000
A beautifully appointed listed Georgian country house in the middle of delightful gardens and grounds.
Description
New Hall Farm is listed Grade II of Architectural or Historical Interest and dates from 1820 with latter additions. The house boasts many attractive period features exemplified by high ceilings, deep sash windows, window shutters and a range of fireplaces. Other notable features include a tanked dry cellar and the delightful principal bedroom with en suite bathroom offering lovely views over open countryside.
A central hall includes a fine staircase and access to the cloakroom. Either side of the hall is a sitting, room, which includes a fireplace, and a dining room - both enjoying lovely vistas over the gardens to the front. At the rear of the house, the drawing room overlooks the gardens and also has an attractive fireplace. Pride of place goes to the kitchen, custom-designed and fitted by Mark Wilkinson, fitted with Shaker-style units with contrasting granite tops. There is a range of quality appliances by Miele and Fisher & Paykel, with a Quooker tap. The kitchen is open to a breakfast area, west-facing and providing a good deal of natural light. This room has underfloor heating.
The first floor landing has lovely countryside views to the front. There are four bedrooms, all with good ceiling heights and fitted wardrobes. The principal bedroom at the rear has a spacious en suite with Villeroy & Boch sanitaryware with Hans Grohe fixtures. There is also a family bathroom/ shower room with underfloor heating.
Outside
The house stands deep within its plot, approached through electric gates over a long, gravel drive to a parking area in front of the garage and within a courtyard adjoining the house. The courtyard provides access to a detached double garage which also incorporates a W.C. Adjoining is a useful outbuilding used as a utility and drying room. Behind the house is a sandstone terrace, ideal for al fresco dining and beyond are lawned gardens with herbaceous borders. To the west lies a summer house which has power connected and an RHS designed greenhouse and large garden shed. The grounds are laid to grass and adjoin open farmland to the north and west. Within the gardens is a yard and former stable block currently used for storage and tractor store, but which could easily be reverted back as a stable and used for domestic equestrian facilities utilising the adjoining land. The house enjoys lovely views over surrounding countryside to the north, south and west.
In all about 1.12 acres.
Location
Brentwood: 4.3 miles (rail service to Liverpool Street), M25 (Junction 28): 4.4 miles, Shenfield (Elizabeth line): 5.7 miles (rail service to Liverpool Street from 28 minutes), M11: 13 miles.
New Hall Farm stands in an attractive stretch of countryside, in the commuter belt, to the northwest of Brentwood. The nearby centres of Brentwood and Shenfield are within easy reach, and both offer a range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities. The mainline railway station at Shenfield provides a direct service to either Stratford or to Liverpool Street and is on the Elizabeth Line. By road, the A12 is just under 5 miles away which interconnects at this junction with the M25. South Weald Country Park is nearby and provides excellent opportunities for walking, fishing and horse riding. There are several golf clubs within easy reach, notably Bentley and Thorndon Park. The area is well served with a range of private and state educational facilities including Brentwood School, St. Peters C of E primary school at South Weald, and at Chelmsford, King Edward Grammar School, Chelmsford County High School For Girls and New Hall School.
Square Footage: 2,580 sq ft
Acreage: 1.12 Acres
Directions
Leave Wilson's Corner on the Ongar Road towards Ongar continuing for about 2 miles. Turn left into Coxtie Green Road and after approximately a mile turn right into Dytchleys Lane. At the end of the lane turn left for Stapleford Abbots and New Hall Farm will be seen on the right-hand side after about 0.25 of a mile.
Postcode: CM14 5ST
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Additional Info
Services: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Gas-fired central heating with thermostatic radiators.
Full fibre broadband, alarm and CCTV.
Local authority: Brentwood Borough Council. Council tax band = H.
Description
New Hall Farm is listed Grade II of Architectural or Historical Interest and dates from 1820 with latter additions. The house boasts many attractive period features exemplified by high ceilings, deep sash windows, window shutters and a range of fireplaces. Other notable features include a tanked dry cellar and the delightful principal bedroom with en suite bathroom offering lovely views over open countryside.
A central hall includes a fine staircase and access to the cloakroom. Either side of the hall is a sitting, room, which includes a fireplace, and a dining room - both enjoying lovely vistas over the gardens to the front. At the rear of the house, the drawing room overlooks the gardens and also has an attractive fireplace. Pride of place goes to the kitchen, custom-designed and fitted by Mark Wilkinson, fitted with Shaker-style units with contrasting granite tops. There is a range of quality appliances by Miele and Fisher & Paykel, with a Quooker tap. The kitchen is open to a breakfast area, west-facing and providing a good deal of natural light. This room has underfloor heating.
The first floor landing has lovely countryside views to the front. There are four bedrooms, all with good ceiling heights and fitted wardrobes. The principal bedroom at the rear has a spacious en suite with Villeroy & Boch sanitaryware with Hans Grohe fixtures. There is also a family bathroom/ shower room with underfloor heating.
Outside
The house stands deep within its plot, approached through electric gates over a long, gravel drive to a parking area in front of the garage and within a courtyard adjoining the house. The courtyard provides access to a detached double garage which also incorporates a W.C. Adjoining is a useful outbuilding used as a utility and drying room. Behind the house is a sandstone terrace, ideal for al fresco dining and beyond are lawned gardens with herbaceous borders. To the west lies a summer house which has power connected and an RHS designed greenhouse and large garden shed. The grounds are laid to grass and adjoin open farmland to the north and west. Within the gardens is a yard and former stable block currently used for storage and tractor store, but which could easily be reverted back as a stable and used for domestic equestrian facilities utilising the adjoining land. The house enjoys lovely views over surrounding countryside to the north, south and west.
In all about 1.12 acres.
Location
Brentwood: 4.3 miles (rail service to Liverpool Street), M25 (Junction 28): 4.4 miles, Shenfield (Elizabeth line): 5.7 miles (rail service to Liverpool Street from 28 minutes), M11: 13 miles.
New Hall Farm stands in an attractive stretch of countryside, in the commuter belt, to the northwest of Brentwood. The nearby centres of Brentwood and Shenfield are within easy reach, and both offer a range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities. The mainline railway station at Shenfield provides a direct service to either Stratford or to Liverpool Street and is on the Elizabeth Line. By road, the A12 is just under 5 miles away which interconnects at this junction with the M25. South Weald Country Park is nearby and provides excellent opportunities for walking, fishing and horse riding. There are several golf clubs within easy reach, notably Bentley and Thorndon Park. The area is well served with a range of private and state educational facilities including Brentwood School, St. Peters C of E primary school at South Weald, and at Chelmsford, King Edward Grammar School, Chelmsford County High School For Girls and New Hall School.
Square Footage: 2,580 sq ft
Acreage: 1.12 Acres
Directions
Leave Wilson's Corner on the Ongar Road towards Ongar continuing for about 2 miles. Turn left into Coxtie Green Road and after approximately a mile turn right into Dytchleys Lane. At the end of the lane turn left for Stapleford Abbots and New Hall Farm will be seen on the right-hand side after about 0.25 of a mile.
Postcode: CM14 5ST
What3words location: = pilots.cotton.switch
Additional Info
Services: Mains water and electricity. Private drainage. Gas-fired central heating with thermostatic radiators.
Full fibre broadband, alarm and CCTV.
Local authority: Brentwood Borough Council. Council tax band = H.
