7 bedroom detached house

Offering light, elegant and beautifully finished accommodation throughout, this fine Georgian Hall, believed to date to 1811, sits centrally within its grounds amidst surrounding farmland on the outskirts of two busy town centres. Tucked away behind its long driveway and electric gates, the property has a real sense of arrival and benefits from a separate cottage and therefore ideal for multi-generation living.

Internally, the fine central entrance hall provides access to the majority of the principal rooms, all beautifully proportioned, with period features and high ceilings; an elegant drawing room and dining room with interconnected doors and open fireplaces; family room with masses of natural light, with woodburner and bi-fold doors leading outside; and a study. Most notable to the ground floor is the impressive kitchen/breakfast room which the current vendors have opened out into a family room meaning it extends the full length of the property making this the hub of the house, with access to the utility room, pantry and cellar.

The cellar is not like any cellar, but a hidden playroom or hobby space, which the clients utilise as a games room with bar, wine cellar and gym. Whilst to the first and second floors are seven good sized bedrooms, the principal has a dressing room and ensuite, two further with en suites and a family bathroom; all enjoying views over the surrounding gardens and countryside beyond.

Pond cottage, has been recently refurbished by the vendors and is currently used as additional guest accommodation. Though for those who wish to generate additional income, it could be rented out subject to the necessary consents. Those needing space for multi generation living, this gives family members their own space within the grounds of the main house.

General
Local Authority: Rochford District Council
Services: Oil-fired central heating, all other mains services are connected.
Council Tax: Band H
Tenure: Freehold

Rawreth Hall is approached by a long gravel driveway which winds past the cottage and up to the main house with turning circle.
To the front, are areas of lawn bordered by high hedging and mature trees giving the property plenty of seclusion and privacy. There is also a beautiful pond along with garaging to the front. Surrounding the property are areas of patios and terracing allowing overspill entertaining from the main house. Whilst the majority of the rear garden is lawned with more mature trees and flower beds. The back of the house and rear terrace is all south-facing making it the perfect spot for al fresco dining all year round with the outdoor sail over the hot tub giving protection from sun, rain and wind.

The property is set in a rural position on the edge of the bustling towns of Wickford and Rayleigh. The towns provide a wide range of amenities including local shops, supermarkets and several cafés and restaurants. The area offers a choice of schooling, including the outstanding rated Hilltop Infant School in Wickford and St. Nicholas CofE (VC) primary school in Rawreth. For secondary, the outstanding Beauchamps High School in Wickford, catchment area for the grammar schools Chelmsford County High School for Girls and King Edward VI Grammar School (KEGS), and on the private bus route for Chelmsford’s New Hall School (Independent). The nearby towns of Basildon and Billericay provide further facilities, while Chelmsford and Southend are also within easy reach. The area is well connected, with the A130 and A127 nearby and the M25 just 12 miles away. Rail services are available from Wickford station (36 minutes to London Liverpool Street).

Wickford town centre & Wickford mainline station 4.7 miles (36 minutes to London Liverpool Street), Rayleigh town centre 3.1 miles, Chelmsford 11.7 miles, London Southend Airport 8.3 miles