House For Sale £875,000
Attridges lies close to the centre of the village of Takeley within an easy walk of local schools, nursery and pharmacy. The property is only about two miles from the M11 (J8) and about three miles from Bishops Stortford, where there is an excellent range of shops and schools and a mainline station with services to Liverpool Street. The Flitch town of Great Dunmow is a similar distance away.
The Listing (Entry Number 1112205 dated September 1981) describes the house as a 16C house with a timber frame and plastered with a plain tiled roof and a range of 19C casement windows. A significant fire just over ten years ago led to the re-building of the house and extensive works including insulation of the original building, new wiring and plumbing and a new roof. As a result, there is all the character of an older building but with all the benefits of a more contemporary building, including a modern gas fired heating system, secondary and double glazing. Most recent works include the installation of a wood burning stove in a central chimney towards the middle of the house.
The accommodation is arranged over two floors and is particularly generous on the ground floor where there are three reception rooms with fireplaces and many exposed timbers and a study, The well-fitted kitchen lies at the back of the house, there is also a utility room and a first class ground floor bathroom. On the first floor there are four/five bedrooms, one currently used as a dressing room and a family shower room. Currently, bedrooms 1 & 5 are part of a master suite with dressing room and an en suite bathroom accessed directly down the second stairway from bedroom 1. Bedroom 5 could equally lend itself to being a nursery, home gym or another study.
Outside, there is an extensive driveway at the front which will accommodate about five cars and leads to the single garage. The gardens are well established both to the front and back with lawns, a terrace, plum and apple trees, herb and vegetable garden and a garden shed. The plot measures about 70ft by 60ft.
The Listing (Entry Number 1112205 dated September 1981) describes the house as a 16C house with a timber frame and plastered with a plain tiled roof and a range of 19C casement windows. A significant fire just over ten years ago led to the re-building of the house and extensive works including insulation of the original building, new wiring and plumbing and a new roof. As a result, there is all the character of an older building but with all the benefits of a more contemporary building, including a modern gas fired heating system, secondary and double glazing. Most recent works include the installation of a wood burning stove in a central chimney towards the middle of the house.
The accommodation is arranged over two floors and is particularly generous on the ground floor where there are three reception rooms with fireplaces and many exposed timbers and a study, The well-fitted kitchen lies at the back of the house, there is also a utility room and a first class ground floor bathroom. On the first floor there are four/five bedrooms, one currently used as a dressing room and a family shower room. Currently, bedrooms 1 & 5 are part of a master suite with dressing room and an en suite bathroom accessed directly down the second stairway from bedroom 1. Bedroom 5 could equally lend itself to being a nursery, home gym or another study.
Outside, there is an extensive driveway at the front which will accommodate about five cars and leads to the single garage. The gardens are well established both to the front and back with lawns, a terrace, plum and apple trees, herb and vegetable garden and a garden shed. The plot measures about 70ft by 60ft.
