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The property has several outbuildings, including a range of stables, storage barns and workshops, whilst being positioned on a quiet country lane with immediate access to local hacking, ideal for equestrian enthusiasts.
The entrance door leads into the farmhouse-style kitchen/dining room with Rayburn. There is a pantry cupboard and porch with stable door leading to the courtyard area outside providing access to the separate utility room.
From the kitchen the inner hallway provides access to the study, family bathroom and third bedroom which benefits from en-suite shower facilities and a dressing room.
The living room is positioned at the end of the hall and is a generous size, offering views to the front and rear gardens with a large built-in cupboard and fireplace with large inset log burner.
On the first floor is the shower room which separates the two further double bedrooms, both of which have fantastic views to the rear overlooking the paddocks, stable yard and countryside beyond.
The boiler is located in a cupboard in one of the bedrooms with eaves storage.
Outside
The property is set back from the road and approached by a private driveway which provides parking for multiple vehicles and leads to the stable yard, garaging, paddocks and outbuildings.
A formal garden surrounds the house with a small pond and continues to the left of the driveway. Behind the bungalow is a courtyard garden and the utility room/external office with views over the stable yard.
The stable yard is very well laid out with 8 stables, rug and tack room, pole barn and feed room. The remainder of the land comprises 5 separate paddocks ideal for rotation with a Charles Britton menage.
The network of bridleways and quiet lanes encourage long hacks with onward scope to provide cross country facilities. Equally the property would be perfect for other uses such as a smallholding or dog training facility.
Location
The property is located just outside the popular village of Sible Hedingham in the Colne Valley, next to the medieval village of Castle Hedingham, which includes an 11th Century castle and various recreational clubs, tea rooms, pubs, a village shop and a post office. These villages remain popular because of their proximity to the local market towns of Sudbury and Braintree and the larger cities of Cambridge and Chelmsford.
Sible Hedingham benefits from a range of local amenities, including primary and secondary schools, a sixth form college, public library, doctors surgery, public house and a post office. The village centre includes a Co-op store, pharmacy, butchers and two petrol stations.
The thriving market town of Sudbury is only a short drive away and has a good range of amenities, including links to Londons Liverpool Street via Braintree or more regular trains via Witham. There is a a local bus service, range of boutique shops, as well as high street names and supermarkets including Waitrose, Sainsbury‘s, Tesco and Aldi.
Directions
From the centre of Sible Hedingham turn onto Rectory Road passing St Peters Church on your right continuing on Church Street. Follow the road into High Street Green, turning left where the property can be found on the right-hand side.
Important Information
Council Tax Band - E
Services - We understand that mains water and electricity are connected to the property together with oil central heating and a private drainage system via a septic tank.
Tenure - Freehold
EPC rating - E
Our ref - BMR Back to listing
Full details for 3 Bedroom Detached For Sale in Halstead
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Description
As part of our Signature collection this three bedroom extended chalet bungalow offers excellent equestrian facilities or potential for a smallholding. Set in grounds approaching 13 acres of gardens and grazing land, outbuildings include a barn with lapsed planning permission for conversion to residential use.The property has several outbuildings, including a range of stables, storage barns and workshops, whilst being positioned on a quiet country lane with immediate access to local hacking, ideal for equestrian enthusiasts.
The entrance door leads into the farmhouse-style kitchen/dining room with Rayburn. There is a pantry cupboard and porch with stable door leading to the courtyard area outside providing access to the separate utility room.
From the kitchen the inner hallway provides access to the study, family bathroom and third bedroom which benefits from en-suite shower facilities and a dressing room.
The living room is positioned at the end of the hall and is a generous size, offering views to the front and rear gardens with a large built-in cupboard and fireplace with large inset log burner.
On the first floor is the shower room which separates the two further double bedrooms, both of which have fantastic views to the rear overlooking the paddocks, stable yard and countryside beyond.
The boiler is located in a cupboard in one of the bedrooms with eaves storage.
Outside
The property is set back from the road and approached by a private driveway which provides parking for multiple vehicles and leads to the stable yard, garaging, paddocks and outbuildings.
A formal garden surrounds the house with a small pond and continues to the left of the driveway. Behind the bungalow is a courtyard garden and the utility room/external office with views over the stable yard.
The stable yard is very well laid out with 8 stables, rug and tack room, pole barn and feed room. The remainder of the land comprises 5 separate paddocks ideal for rotation with a Charles Britton menage.
The network of bridleways and quiet lanes encourage long hacks with onward scope to provide cross country facilities. Equally the property would be perfect for other uses such as a smallholding or dog training facility.
Location
The property is located just outside the popular village of Sible Hedingham in the Colne Valley, next to the medieval village of Castle Hedingham, which includes an 11th Century castle and various recreational clubs, tea rooms, pubs, a village shop and a post office. These villages remain popular because of their proximity to the local market towns of Sudbury and Braintree and the larger cities of Cambridge and Chelmsford.
Sible Hedingham benefits from a range of local amenities, including primary and secondary schools, a sixth form college, public library, doctors surgery, public house and a post office. The village centre includes a Co-op store, pharmacy, butchers and two petrol stations.
The thriving market town of Sudbury is only a short drive away and has a good range of amenities, including links to Londons Liverpool Street via Braintree or more regular trains via Witham. There is a a local bus service, range of boutique shops, as well as high street names and supermarkets including Waitrose, Sainsbury‘s, Tesco and Aldi.
Directions
From the centre of Sible Hedingham turn onto Rectory Road passing St Peters Church on your right continuing on Church Street. Follow the road into High Street Green, turning left where the property can be found on the right-hand side.
Important Information
Council Tax Band - E
Services - We understand that mains water and electricity are connected to the property together with oil central heating and a private drainage system via a septic tank.
Tenure - Freehold
EPC rating - E
Our ref - BMR Back to listing
