Pretty former rectory in parkland setting
This former rectory has been beautifully restored and now offers exemplary accommodation in 2-and-a-half acres near Witham in Essex
This unlisted former Victorian Rectory is set within stunning grounds of 2.5 acres and offers accommodation over two levels with 7534 sq ft of interior space.
Accommodation comprises reception hall and galleried landing, snug, dining room, drawing room, beautifully constructed orangery, bespoke kitchen/breakfast room, study, sizable utility room, cellar and boot room.
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Upstairs, a generous landing provides access to six sizable bedrooms, including the sizable master suite. There are two further family bathrooms on this level, whilst easy access can be gained to the loft which could be extended to provide more space
Outside the property sits in a parkland-style setting, and there are various outbuildings, one with gymnasium and comprehensive cinema room attached to a double length garage. The also benefits from a pool house and a detached barn.
The location is just outside Faulkbourne, while nearby Witham provides fantastic access to the A12 to Chelmsford and Colchester, whilst the A120 is just a short drive away, providing access to Stansted and the M11. The mainline railway station has a fast and frequent service to London Liverpool Street with a journey time of approximately 45 minutes.
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The guide price is £2.85m. For further information please contact Chewton Rose on 01206 564259 or visit www.chewtonrose.co.uk.
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