Overlooking farmland and countryside to the rear is this three bedroom red brick cottage, dating to approximately 1896, and retaining some of the original features. The current owners have extended to the side to create additional living space. This is a popular part of Shenfield being just 0.7 miles to the mainline station, with its fast links into London and the recently opened Elizabeth Line, plus you also have close access links to the A12 and the M25. You enter via the extended part of this property through a porchway and into the kitchen which is contemporary in design with high gloss units, contrasting worksurfaces and a range style oven. With space for a table this is a great spot for breakfast or your morning coffee. To the rear of the kitchen there is a window and door leading to the conservatory, which has views over the rear garden and doors leading onto the patio. In the original part of the house there is a living room with a pretty cast iron fireplace, a bay window to the front and wooden flooring which extends through into the dining room, where you will find a further fireplace and a window to the garden. The current owners have cleverly created a study area, which in turn leads through to the downstairs shower room, plus there is side access to the garden. To the first floor there are three double bedrooms, the principal bedroom with stunning views over the farmland and benefiting from bult in wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom. The other two bedrooms also both have built in storage and one of the bedrooms located in the newer part of the property has triple aspect windows which floods the room with light making it a perfect hobby room for the owner. The layout of the rear garden has been perfectly considered with the patio area to the back of the house having a covered seating area and raised pond. The main part of the garden is laid to lawn with mature shrub borders. There is a further decked seating area on the right hand side and to the rear some raised flower beds which would be great for home grown vegetables. Tucked away out of sight to the left there is a large storage shed. To the front of the property there is parking for two/three vehicles, a planted garden, a low wall with wrought iron fence and double gates across the driveway. This location is popular with families having children of school age particularly, as Shenfield High School is just a short walk away ( sta ) If you are looking for a period property with a taste of the countryside but also with amenities and travel links nearby then this could be the home for you. EPC D/Council Tax Band: E