House For Sale £535,000
This exceptional opportunity beckons for those seeking a substantial and meticulously presented four-bedroom detached family home in the highly coveted village of Great Tey. Nestled on an expansive plot spanning 0.2 acres, this residence is a true rarity, enhanced by the presence of a generously sized, alluringly secluded rear garden.
The journey through this property begins with a welcoming entrance hall, where a sense of space is immediately apparent. Ascending the stairs to the first floor, one encounters two understairs cupboards, a discreet cupboard housing the oil-fired boiler, and a double-glazed bay window offering views to the front aspect. The hall branches off into various living spaces, including the lounge/dining room, study, kitchen/breakfast room, and a convenient cloakroom. The study, located at the front of the property, exudes a quiet elegance with its double-glazed window, radiator, and the added convenience of a Hive Smart central heating thermostat.
The tastefully designed kitchen/breakfast room boasts cashmere gloss units harmonizing with eye-level counterparts. A black composite one and a half bowl sink with drainer, coupled with tiled splashbacks, accentuates the aesthetic appeal. Wood effect flooring complements the ambiance, while the dual aspect double-glazed windows and door to the side invite natural light. The kitchen is equipped with two double ovens, one featuring a self-cleaning function, the other incorporating steam functions-ideal for culinary enthusiasts. Additional conveniences include an integrated fridge/freezer, washing machine, Bosch dishwasher, and an induction hob with an overhead extractor.
The L-shaped lounge/dining room unfolds with remarkable generosity, featuring bifolding doors that seamlessly connect the indoor and outdoor spaces. A freestanding Jotul log burner adds a touch of warmth and character to this inviting living area, complemented by dual aspect double-glazed windows overlooking both the front and rear aspects.
Ascending to the first floor, a luminous and spacious landing sets the stage for the sleeping quarters. All four bedrooms are generously proportioned, with the first two benefiting from built-in and a large freestanding wardrobe. The family bathroom exudes sophistication, featuring a P-shaped bath with a glass screen and shower over, a hand wash basin, low-level w/c, heated towel rail, tiled walls, wood-effect flooring, and a double-glazed obscured window. The airing cupboard adds a practical touch to this well-appointed space.
Stepping into the outdoors, the expansive rear garden unfolds, a sanctuary of tranquility and beauty. A large lawn complements a patio area with a wooden pergola, providing electric lighting for evening gatherings. A pond, surrounded by decorative slate, accentuates the lush planting beds adorned with mature trees, bushes, plants, and shrubs. A log cabin with power connected, an additional patio area at the end of the garden, and a magnificent Weeping Willow tree contribute to the allure. A gate provides convenient side access to the front of the property.
At the front, a detached single garage stands alongside a large shingle driveway, offering off-road parking for at least four cars. The expansive open lawn, coupled with a strategically placed tree and established bushes, further enhances the curb appeal. The garage, fitted with power, lighting, an up-and-over door, a rear window, and a personnel door leading to the rear garden, adds to the practicality of this residence.
Agents Note: The property holds approved proposed planning for a single-storey side extension, adding an extra layer of potential to this already remarkable home. (Application number: 212734).
Located in the popular village of Great Tey to the west of Colchester. It is approximately three miles from Marks Tey Railway Station from which London Liverpool Street can be reached in under an hour. Both the A120 and the A12 road systems are also just a short distance away. The village has a highly regarded Primary School, children's play area and a playing field, all within a short walk from the house. It also benefits having the ever popular Barn Brasserie restaurant on its door step, a pub situated next to a beautiful Norman church and bell-tower plus a village hall with a regular Post Office service.
The journey through this property begins with a welcoming entrance hall, where a sense of space is immediately apparent. Ascending the stairs to the first floor, one encounters two understairs cupboards, a discreet cupboard housing the oil-fired boiler, and a double-glazed bay window offering views to the front aspect. The hall branches off into various living spaces, including the lounge/dining room, study, kitchen/breakfast room, and a convenient cloakroom. The study, located at the front of the property, exudes a quiet elegance with its double-glazed window, radiator, and the added convenience of a Hive Smart central heating thermostat.
The tastefully designed kitchen/breakfast room boasts cashmere gloss units harmonizing with eye-level counterparts. A black composite one and a half bowl sink with drainer, coupled with tiled splashbacks, accentuates the aesthetic appeal. Wood effect flooring complements the ambiance, while the dual aspect double-glazed windows and door to the side invite natural light. The kitchen is equipped with two double ovens, one featuring a self-cleaning function, the other incorporating steam functions-ideal for culinary enthusiasts. Additional conveniences include an integrated fridge/freezer, washing machine, Bosch dishwasher, and an induction hob with an overhead extractor.
The L-shaped lounge/dining room unfolds with remarkable generosity, featuring bifolding doors that seamlessly connect the indoor and outdoor spaces. A freestanding Jotul log burner adds a touch of warmth and character to this inviting living area, complemented by dual aspect double-glazed windows overlooking both the front and rear aspects.
Ascending to the first floor, a luminous and spacious landing sets the stage for the sleeping quarters. All four bedrooms are generously proportioned, with the first two benefiting from built-in and a large freestanding wardrobe. The family bathroom exudes sophistication, featuring a P-shaped bath with a glass screen and shower over, a hand wash basin, low-level w/c, heated towel rail, tiled walls, wood-effect flooring, and a double-glazed obscured window. The airing cupboard adds a practical touch to this well-appointed space.
Stepping into the outdoors, the expansive rear garden unfolds, a sanctuary of tranquility and beauty. A large lawn complements a patio area with a wooden pergola, providing electric lighting for evening gatherings. A pond, surrounded by decorative slate, accentuates the lush planting beds adorned with mature trees, bushes, plants, and shrubs. A log cabin with power connected, an additional patio area at the end of the garden, and a magnificent Weeping Willow tree contribute to the allure. A gate provides convenient side access to the front of the property.
At the front, a detached single garage stands alongside a large shingle driveway, offering off-road parking for at least four cars. The expansive open lawn, coupled with a strategically placed tree and established bushes, further enhances the curb appeal. The garage, fitted with power, lighting, an up-and-over door, a rear window, and a personnel door leading to the rear garden, adds to the practicality of this residence.
Agents Note: The property holds approved proposed planning for a single-storey side extension, adding an extra layer of potential to this already remarkable home. (Application number: 212734).
Located in the popular village of Great Tey to the west of Colchester. It is approximately three miles from Marks Tey Railway Station from which London Liverpool Street can be reached in under an hour. Both the A120 and the A12 road systems are also just a short distance away. The village has a highly regarded Primary School, children's play area and a playing field, all within a short walk from the house. It also benefits having the ever popular Barn Brasserie restaurant on its door step, a pub situated next to a beautiful Norman church and bell-tower plus a village hall with a regular Post Office service.
