Located in a sought-after area within Billericay, within walking distance of the High Street and station, this Grade II Listed detached residence from the 17th century set on a plot of approximately 0.5 of an acre, presents an incredible opportunity to own a piece of English heritage within such a convenient location.

Original exposed beams, Inglenook fireplaces, and a well-stocked garden contribute to its timeless appeal. The property features a separate annexe. Internally, the entrance foyer leads to a reception/sitting room with a brick fireplace, a dining room with another Inglenook fireplace, and a study. The working fireplaces are the cosiest of delights. The farmhouse-style kitchen with an Aga opens onto the rear patio and leads to a utility area, whilst a spacious reception room at the rear features a wood burning stove and double doors to the rear terrace. This room forms the main day-to-day reception room, which sits within a more recent extension.

Upstairs, there's an en-suite main bedroom, and a further two bedrooms sharing a bathroom with a freestanding bath. Two additional bedrooms are on the second floor. Note: access to one bedroom is via a particularly low door, adding to the immense character of this home. Externally, a detached one bedroom annexe (separately rated for council tax) offers living space, a bedroom, kitchen area, and bathroom. The property is conveniently located for access to open countryside, Billericay town centre, and the mainline station with frequent services to London Liverpool Street. Excellent schools and leisure facilities are nearby.

Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band H (Basildon District Council)
EPC exempt (Listed)
Mains services connected