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Study
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Annexe Reception
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4 bedroom detached house

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Detached house
4 beds
2 baths
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Key information

TenureFreehold
Council taxBand G
BroadbandBasic 5Mbps *
Mobile signal
EEO2ThreeVodafone

Features and description

  • Charming period house with a detached self contained annexe
  • Four bedrooms and a separate one bedroom annexe
  • Double-bay cart lodge
  • Semi-rural setting, surrounded by countryside
  • Landscaped gardens and grounds of about 1.25 acres
Listed family home steeped in history, with annexe accommodation, occupying a private setting.

Description

Occupying a semi-rural setting, surrounded by countryside yet conveniently positioned just a little over a mile away from the heart of Finchingfield village, this charming detached property is full of charm and character. Foulslough is listed as Grade II and occupies a plot of about 1.25 acres, incorporating a detached one bedroom annexe within the garden. The main property offers four bedrooms to the first floor with generous reception space below including a modern kitchen/breakfast room.

The entrance hallway includes a cloakroom and the principle reception room is located to the right of the house. This room has a triple aspect, providing wonderful views over the surrounding countryside. It also enjoys an Inglenook fireplace and a wealth of exposed beams. Adjacent is a study and also off the hallway is a bathroom featuring a freestanding bath. The kitchen is bespoke in its design, comprising Shaker-style units and featuring a four-oven Aga. This area flows into a breakfast space with a front-facing view. The second reception room is heavily glazed on three sides and expands the possibilities for both entertainment and family living. A door from here opens out to the garden.

A central staircase leads to a landing that provides access to four double bedrooms, one of which has a redbrick fireplace. There is a separate family bathroom with slipper bath.

Annexe
A paved pathway leads to a detached thatched annexe providing two levels of accommodation comprising a reception area, a kitchen/breakfast room equipped with modern appliances, a bathroom and a bedroom on the first floor. This provides an ideal space for extended family members or an additional income generation. Independent services are connected to the annexe.

A gated drive provides parking for several vehicles, complemented by a separate double-bay cart lodge. The gardens and grounds are mainly to the north of the house and are established with flowers, trees and shrubs providing all-year-round interest and colour. There is an expanse of lawn, cobblestone walkways, a feature pond and a charming timber gazebo. There is a generously-sized garden shed/workshop complete with a machinery storage area.

Services
Mains water and electricity. Private drainage.

Local authority
Braintree District Council. Council tax bands: House = G, Annexe = A

Location

Braintree: 6 miles, Felsted School: 7.5 miles, Dunmow: 10.5 miles, Chelmsford: 17 miles, Stansted Airport: 17. miles. Cambridge: 25 miles. All distances approximate.

The property is located in a rural setting between the villages of Finchingfield and Wethersfield. Finchingfield, which is often referred to as one of the most beautiful villages in England, provides a strong local community and benefits from three public houses, tea rooms, a restaurant, antiques centre and a well serviced village store and post office. Wethersfield provides a village store, community hall and tennis court. The area is surrounded by farmland and countryside which is accessed via a network of footpaths.

Finchingfield and Wethersfield are ideal locations for families with a variety of educational facilities including a primary schools. There is a wide range of excellent secondary schools in the surrounding towns. Felsted and Gosfield schools are close by.

The nearby market towns of Saffron Walden, Braintree and Great Dunmow offer retail and recreational facilities and the cities of Cambridge and Chelmsford have excellent shopping, educational and leisure facilities.

Square Footage: 2,110 sq ft



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Savills - Chelmsford
Savills - Chelmsford
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