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Private Courtyard
Hallway
Reception Hall
Kitchen / Dining
Conservatory
Drawing Room
Bedroom One
Bedroom Two
Bedroom Three
Family Bathroom
Rear Garden
Double Garage

3 bedroom apartment

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Apartment
3 beds
1 bath
Added > 14 days

Key information

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Features and description

  • Spacious 1770 sq foot apartment with three bedrooms
  • Wealth of period features, including stained glass and high ceilings
  • Expansive reception rooms, ideal for entertaining
  • Generous & private, south facing mature garden
  • Hardwood conservatory
  • Cellar and double garage
  • Freehold available by seperate negotiation
  • Short walk to Brentwood Station & Brentwood School
  • Private road & exclusive location
  • Close to Shenfield Common and Brentwood High Street
Park House was built for the Bishop of Colchester in 1875 and was sympathetically converted into three apartments in 1948. This unique and very spacious ground floor apartment extends to 1770 square feet and benefits from its own large garden. The garden is of a good size, faces south and is bounded by mature specimen trees. The apartment boasts much character with its high ceilings & fireplaces, sash & stained glass windows, stripped pine doors & exposed floor boards. It offers large reception rooms which are ideal for entertaining and flexible accommodation, including a hardwood conservatory, a useful cellar and a double garage. The new owners have the opportunity to purchase the freehold of the property by separate negotiation, if they so choose. Park House is situated on a private and exclusive cul de sac, a stone's throw away from Shenfield Common and Brentwood High Street. It is only a short walk from Brentwood School and Station and a five minute drive from Shenfield Station. King Georges Park, Hartswood and Thorndon Country Park are all close by.

Private Courtyard
The entrance vestibule is situated to the front of Park House and approached through an enclosed and private front garden with a pathway flanked by pea shingled borders with specimen shrubbery.

Hallway
There is an original front door with obscure glass panels and additional leaded light, stained glass windows providing much natural light to the entrance hall. The entrance hall has an original tiled floor. This area gives way to the reception hall.

Reception Hall 5.00m (16' 5") x 3.70m (12' 2") maximum
With high ceilings, ornate coving and a central ceiling rose this is a wonderful area for receiving guests and has ample space for reception furniture. The reception hall receives borrowed light from the hallway and from the kitchen/ diner. There are high skirting boards, exposed timber doors and exposed floorboards. There are two built in under stair storage cupboards, both with stripped pine doors, and a door leading down to the cellar. Radiator.

Cellar
Stone steps lead down to the cellar which, with power and light, provides good storage space. A storage area leads to a further room with a stone flagged floor, also with power and light.

Kitchen / Dining Room 5.55m (18' 3") x 4.50m (14' 9")
This is a grand area and a splendid room for entertaining. Twin French doors with fanlight windows above provide much natural light. There is a double Belfast sink with a swans neck mixer tap above. There is power and gas suitable for a range cooker. There is a floor to ceiling chimney breast with a cast iron multi fuel stove. The twin French doors lead to the conservatory.

Conservatory
Hard wood conservatory with a vaulted ceiling and double glazed glass. It features an exposed brick wall with ornate detailing around the French doors. This reception room is a multi functional area. Further French doors lead to a raised decking area, which descends to the rear terrace. Radiator.

Utility Room 4.27m (14' 0") x 2.26m (7' 5")
The utility room has in the past been used as a kitchen. This area can be adapted to suit the new owner. Presently there is a stainless steel double sink with a matching drainer to side. There is space and plumbing for a washing machine and a wall mounted Valliant boiler. A sash window to the front aspect and a marine skylight provide natural light.

Drawing Room 7.73m (25' 4") x 4.48m (14' 8")
With a wide, south-facing, walk-in bay window to the rear aspect providing much natural light and French doors opening to stone steps that lead down to the garden. Exposed timber floor, radiator. A floor to ceiling chimney breast with an Art Deco fireplace with an open hearth.

Bedroom One 3.47m (11' 5") x 4.32m (14' 2")
(the larger measurement extends to the front of the wardrobes).
Full height walk in bay to the rear aspect with five leaded light sash windows with stained glass, giving views of the rose bushes immediately outside and the garden beyond. Floor to ceiling wardrobes with sliding doors.

Bedroom Two 3.60m (11' 10") x 3.09m (10' 2")
French doors with original wooden shutters and stained glass, leaded light windows above provide natural light. Cork tiled floor, radiator, recess for wardrobe.

Bedroom Three 3.58m (11' 9") x 2.32m (7' 7")
This bedroom also has a fully tiled step-in shower and a deep, built-in airing cupboard (the floor space of which is not included in this measurement). The airing cupboard houses the water cylinder and built-in shelving. A large sash window overlooking the private front garden provides natural light into this room, with original shutters. Radiator.

Family Bathroom
With panel enclosed bath with hot and cold tap and electric Triton shower above and splash screen. A period style wash basin with tilling and mirror above and a low level wc. Heated towel rail. A leaded light, stained glass window to the side aspect provides natural light.

Cloakroom
Low level wc, wash hand basin, radiator. A leaded light, stained glass sash window provides natural light.

Front Garden
The front garden is enclosed creating privacy, and has a large storage room with a lockable door, ideal for the storage of bicycles and bins.

Rear Garden
This is a private, south-facing garden predominantly laid to lawn, with mature specimen trees, including oak, silver birch, Scots pine, fir, fruiting fig, magnolia, sweet chestnut and camellia. Immediately abutting the conservatory is a raised deck area which leads down to the pea shingled terrace, which leads by steps to the lawn and its planted borders. Surrounding the garden in all directions the mature trees give a magnificent backdrop.

Double Garage
Electric hardwood gates open to reveal a shared drive which leads down to the double garage, which has water, power and light.

About this agent

Parry Cohen - Brentwood
Parry Cohen - Brentwood
78 Hutton Road, Shenfield Brentwood, Essex CM15 8NB
01277 576281
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As Estate Agents, Shenfield, Brentwood and the surrounding villages are our core market and our staff have successfully acted for clients all over Shenfield and the surrounding area, but we cover a much wider area in terms of experience and with the advent of the internet. We have sold commuter flats and family homes, period cottages, rural estates, properties on acreage, equestrian homes, converted barns, mills and water towers, from the M25 in the South of the region; to the very North of the County. Without doubt, Shenfield is one of the most convenient and sought after commuter hot spots in the Country. Shenfield has a history and a future, which will be further enhanced with the arrival of Crossrail, which has Shenfield as its eastern terminal. Crossrail is one of the most significant infrastructure projects ever undertaken in the UK. It is due to open in 2018 and will provide a direct connection from Shenfield to all of London’s main business centres, linking Heathrow with Paddington, the West End, the City and Canary Wharf. Those wishing to drive into London can join the main roads at junction 28 of the M25, just a few miles south of Shenfield.
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