Set at the end of a 200' gravelled driveway, which leads through the adjoining farmland, enjoying an outstanding rural setting on the borders of Willingale and Norton Heath is this four bedroom detached period farmhouse, standing in part moated grounds of around 4 acres.

From the welcoming entrance hall and ground floor cloakroom, doors lead to the charming 'L' shaped living room with an Inglenook fireplace. Double doors open into the impressively large dining room extension which leads out to the gardens and connects to the farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room. A separate utility room provides ample space for white goods and leads through a lobby to the garden/jacuzzi room with doors out to the surrounding gardens. Running off this room is a further utility/kitchen, cloakroom and large gym/home office.

To the first floor is a landing area which gives access to the four bedrooms. The large master bedroom has fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room. Bedrooms 2; with fitted wardrobes and bedroom 4 also benefit from en-suite shower rooms, with bedroom 3 also having fitted wardrobes. A family bathroom completed the first floor accommodation.

The equally impressive exterior provides a large gravelled driveway and extensive parking, with a double garage and large playroom offering potential for a variety of permissable uses with a shower and separate w.c. Within the surrounding gardens is a secluded patio area and stable block containing three boxes; offering entry-level equestrian facilities which open out to extensive and established gardens or potential for paddocks. An ancient moat can be found amongst the mature trees, which has historical interest.

Whilst enjoying as rural setting, the property remains accessible to the A414 (1 mile), Ingatestone (7 miles), Shenfield (8.5 miles) and Chelmsford City (9 miles), all having train services into London Liverpool Street.


Oil fired central heating
Private drainage