Mitchells Farm comprises a large 6-bed farmhouse, detached 1-bed cottage with separate dwelling approval and Essex barn with planning permission to convert to two 3-bed homes, all sitting in 4.18 acres.

Mitchells Farm house, believed to date back to 1855, is a brick-built unlisted property of Georgian proportions, with bright and airy family accommodation and original character elements. A large glass atrium serves as entrance hall with an eye-catching bespoke spiral staircase. A sizeable utility room with generous storage cupboards and cloakroom flanks one side of the atrium, opposite sits a spacious country kitchen featuring terracotta pamment flooring and wood clad ceiling. A central corridor leads to four reception rooms, butlers’ pantry and staircase to the cellar. The drawing room is of particular note boasting duel aspects to the garden including a large south facing bay window, central brick-built fireplace and original wood panelled wall. A large half glazed door accesses the patio and garden room beyond. A well-proportioned study, dining room and sitting room completes the ground floor accommodation. The first floor provides 6 generous bedrooms, one benefitting from an en suite shower room, and two family bathrooms.

Fully converted Nags Stable, a pretty brick built one bedroom cottage, offers an excellent opportunity for earning potential benefitting from separate dwelling permission, its’ own council tax and independent electric heating. A well outfitted central kitchen connects the large sitting room with fireplace and the bedroom
with jack-and-jill shower room.

The Grade II listed barn, currently with kitchen and cloakroom, benefits from approved planning permission for two 3-bedroom dwellings, all with en suite. Planning applications are available to view on Epping Forest District Council website under the following references:
EPF/1103/19, EPF/1095/19, EPF/2649/16,
EPF/2637/16.

Mitchells Farm is approached via a right of way
down a gated tree lined drive offering space for parking and turning of multiple vehicles, and giving access to the barn, house and annexe. The house benefits from a south facing garden with patio and garden room, potting shed, Grade II listed granary and garage. The remaining garden is laid to lawn with a variety of mature trees and shrubs. Nags Stable cottage includes a walled garden area with foliage and picket fence. The fields beyond the house are accessed through 5 bar gates where there is also an area of hard standing which could be utilised for alternative access and parking.

Mitchells Farm sits conveniently near to Epping
central line tube station offering access to
central London in 38 minutes. Epping is a
pretty market town providing an assortment
of independent shops and supermarkets. The
property is within easy access to the towns of
Shenfield and Brentwood with rail services to
central London. Outstanding shopping facilities
can be found in the local towns as well as
at Lakeside, Bluewater, Stratford's Westfield
and central London. The area also has a good
selection of private and grammar schools.