GUIDE PRICE £2,850,000 - £3,000,000

1740 - This magnificent, Grade II Listed, Georgian Manor House built for Sir John Salter, Lord Mayor Of London, has been the subject of a meticulous renovation project in recent years, skilfully blending its period heritage with 21st Century convenience. The house forms the centerpiece of the exclusive Wardens Hall Estate, set within the gently rolling countryside of West Essex. The house, which extends to almost 5,500 sqft, comes with a converted two-bedroom Coach House and stands in outstanding formal gardens, parkland and a lake, extending to over 5.5 acres with additional paddocks available separately.

As you enter this fine property through the marble-tiled hall, you are immediately aware that this is a special home; its tall ceilings, huge fireplaces, deep moulded skirtings and cornice speak of its opulent history. From the panelled living room decorated in 'on trend' dark tones, and the bright lounge with a deep bay window looking across the parkland grounds towards the magnificent lake, these principal reception rooms are sure to impress. The inner hallway gives access to an Art Deco-inspired cloakroom, a study with fitted storage cupboards, and steps descending to the large basement. Across the rear of the house can be found the fully integrated kitchen, fitted with a fusion of Wardens Hall oak and contemporary cool white units, set around a statement island unit and breakfast bar. To one side is the lovely garden rooms with bi-folding doors opening onto a paved terrace and a rear lobby and boiler house. To the other side is the dining room opening onto the formal part walled garden terrace. Doors take you through to the large utility room/entertaining kitchen fitted in a period style with a large granite island and integrated appliances.