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Area stats3 bedroom end of terrace house
Sold STC
End of terrace house
3 beds
1 bath
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Ask agent
Features and description
- Historic three bedroom cottage
- Centrally located in delightful mid-Essex market town
- Wealth of period features
- Two reception rooms
- Modern kitchen/breakfast room
- 3 miles from Kelvedon train station
- Three first floor bedrooms and a bathroom
- East-facing cottage style garden
- Grade II listed
Quintessential English cottage being sold with no chain.
Description
A quintessential three bedroom cottage with an enclosed garden situated in the delightful market town of Coggeshall. This striking timber-framed and plastered house under a handmade red-tiled roof is understood to date back to the 15th century and offers many fine period details associated with properties of its age. The property offers two reception rooms, entrance hall and a stylish modern kitchen/breakfast room opening to an east-facing garden. There are three bedrooms and a bathroom located to the first floor.
The property is entered from the front through an entrance hall providing access to the sitting room and dining room. The dining room enjoys a dual aspect offering a wealth of natural light. An attractive red-brick fireplace with inset log burning stove is a focal point of the room with a further fireplace found in the sitting room. To the rear of the cottage is the kitchen/breakfast room with a range of eye and base level units and work surfaces with a recessed area suitable for informal dining.
To the first floor an attractive landing serves all three bedrooms and bathroom. The principal bedroom is a wonderful room with prominent exposed timbers and built-in storage.
This charming property is being sold with no onward chain and is ideally situated for the commuter being only 3 miles from Kelvedon train station, offering a frequent service into London Liverpool Street.
Outside
There is a beautiful east-facing cottage garden comprising a small terrace and lawn. A rear gate provides a right of way over the neighboring property's garden onto Queen Street. This is for essential access only including bins and trade access.
Location
A120 access: 0.7 miles; Kelvedon: 3 miles (London Liverpool Street 51 minutes); A12 access at Kelvedon; Colchester: 10 miles; Chelmsford: 17 miles. All mileages approximate.
The house is situated in a conservation area in Stoneham Street, a stone's throw from the village centre. Coggeshall is a picturesque medieval market town with a good range of shops, pubs and restaurants and with a primary and secondary school. Further shopping, recreational and educational facilities can be found at Colchester.
For the commuter there is a train station from Kelvedon to London Liverpool Street and there are access points on to the A12 at Kelvedon and onto the A120 to the north of the village, which is a dual carriageway from Braintree to the M11.
Square Footage: 1,133 sq ft
Directions
From the centre of Coggeshall, Stoneham Street is located just off Market Hill with the property located on the corner of Queen Street.
Postcode: CO6 1TT
Additional Info
Services: All mains services connected.
Viewing: Strictly by appointment with Savills.
Description
A quintessential three bedroom cottage with an enclosed garden situated in the delightful market town of Coggeshall. This striking timber-framed and plastered house under a handmade red-tiled roof is understood to date back to the 15th century and offers many fine period details associated with properties of its age. The property offers two reception rooms, entrance hall and a stylish modern kitchen/breakfast room opening to an east-facing garden. There are three bedrooms and a bathroom located to the first floor.
The property is entered from the front through an entrance hall providing access to the sitting room and dining room. The dining room enjoys a dual aspect offering a wealth of natural light. An attractive red-brick fireplace with inset log burning stove is a focal point of the room with a further fireplace found in the sitting room. To the rear of the cottage is the kitchen/breakfast room with a range of eye and base level units and work surfaces with a recessed area suitable for informal dining.
To the first floor an attractive landing serves all three bedrooms and bathroom. The principal bedroom is a wonderful room with prominent exposed timbers and built-in storage.
This charming property is being sold with no onward chain and is ideally situated for the commuter being only 3 miles from Kelvedon train station, offering a frequent service into London Liverpool Street.
Outside
There is a beautiful east-facing cottage garden comprising a small terrace and lawn. A rear gate provides a right of way over the neighboring property's garden onto Queen Street. This is for essential access only including bins and trade access.
Location
A120 access: 0.7 miles; Kelvedon: 3 miles (London Liverpool Street 51 minutes); A12 access at Kelvedon; Colchester: 10 miles; Chelmsford: 17 miles. All mileages approximate.
The house is situated in a conservation area in Stoneham Street, a stone's throw from the village centre. Coggeshall is a picturesque medieval market town with a good range of shops, pubs and restaurants and with a primary and secondary school. Further shopping, recreational and educational facilities can be found at Colchester.
For the commuter there is a train station from Kelvedon to London Liverpool Street and there are access points on to the A12 at Kelvedon and onto the A120 to the north of the village, which is a dual carriageway from Braintree to the M11.
Square Footage: 1,133 sq ft
Directions
From the centre of Coggeshall, Stoneham Street is located just off Market Hill with the property located on the corner of Queen Street.
Postcode: CO6 1TT
Additional Info
Services: All mains services connected.
Viewing: Strictly by appointment with Savills.
Area statistics
Crime score
Low crime
1/10
Home prices (average)
3 bedroom end of terrace houses
£400,422
£400,422
About this agent
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