House For Sale £1,195,000
The Chaise House, one of three properties formulated from a 'model farm', constructed in
1852. Listed as being of architectural or historical interest Grade II, the barns have
exceptional heritage, and are fundamental to the history of the local area. The barns were
designed by the renowned Victorian architect and philanthropist, Frederick Chancellor.
Chancellor counted, amongst other examples of his work, the design and construction of
Felsted school and the celebrated Chelmsford Corn Exchange. In 1888 Chancellor went on
to become the first Mayor of Chelmsford, a position he held no less than seven times.
The Chaise House is a fantastic conversion providing five bedrooms and includes the room
which originally housed the farm's chaise carriage. Particular features of the building include
a superb vaulted dining room and part-vaulted snug, huge windows in all of the principal
areas and a magnificent and unique covered courtyard which is accessible from the principal
reception rooms.
1852. Listed as being of architectural or historical interest Grade II, the barns have
exceptional heritage, and are fundamental to the history of the local area. The barns were
designed by the renowned Victorian architect and philanthropist, Frederick Chancellor.
Chancellor counted, amongst other examples of his work, the design and construction of
Felsted school and the celebrated Chelmsford Corn Exchange. In 1888 Chancellor went on
to become the first Mayor of Chelmsford, a position he held no less than seven times.
The Chaise House is a fantastic conversion providing five bedrooms and includes the room
which originally housed the farm's chaise carriage. Particular features of the building include
a superb vaulted dining room and part-vaulted snug, huge windows in all of the principal
areas and a magnificent and unique covered courtyard which is accessible from the principal
reception rooms.
