Nazeing Park House is a Grade II listed Palladian country Essex property which has been immaculately restored. Dating back to the 18th century, the interior accommodation comes to around 14,560sq ft.
Sitting within its own grounds of 68 acres, in an enviable spot on the Essex/Hertfordshire borders, this property is an excellent opportunity for a buyer in search of a substantial rural retreat within easy reach of London.
The property offers eight bedrooms (including an impressive master suite) and a number of impressive reception rooms ideal for entertaining on a grand scale; there is also planning permission to extend the property by building a new leisure wing.
The restored period stable block and coach house extends to about 5,297 sq.ft, with stabling, garaging, storage and large first floor games room in addition to a two-bedroom flat over the coach house. In the past the grounds have included a cross-country course.
The nearest town to the house is Waltham Abbey, a town in southwest Essex around 15 miles from London with great transport connections back to the capital.
The guide price is £8.25m. For further information please contact Jackson-Stops & Staff on 01245 467468 or visit www.jackson-stops.co.uk.
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