4 bedroom detached house for sale

An 18th century Grade II listed four bedroomed detached period residence which enjoys a plot of just over two acres and a semi-rural location within a few minutes drive of Thorpe le Soken's mainline station (Liverpool Street 80 mins)

** Four double bedrooms ** Bathroom and separate w.C ** Three spacious reception rooms ** Conservatory ** Kitchen ** Utility room ** Oil central heating system ** Exposed beams and feature fireplaces ** Approx 1.7 acre paddock

Location details:

From the Memorial in the centre of Thorpe Le Soken proceed along Station Road towards Little Clacton. Continue past The Station into Harwich Road and after about half a mile turn left into Tan Lane towards Clacton. At the T junction at the end of Tan Lane turn right towards the village of Little Clacton and Reedlands will be found a short way along on the left hand side. Alternatively Holland Road can be found in the centre of Little Clacton opposite the church. Whilst in a semi rural setting the property is within walking distance of the village centre and there is a farm shop directly opposite.

Note: The property is a listed building and is dated back to 1746 although may it may be of an earlier origin according to the listing entry.

Accommodation comprises:
(With approximate room sizes)

Second floor:

Attic room:
47' x 9'7 (14.33m x 2.92m)

Window to rear aspect. Lighting. Stairs to:

First floor:

Bedroom one:
17'5 x 12'5 (5.31m x 3.78m)

Radiator. Window to front aspect. Vaulted ceiling with restricted head room. Fitted carpet.

Bedroom two:
13'4 x 10'3 (4.06m x 3.12m)

Radiator. Windows to front and rear aspects overlooking the garden and paddock to the rear. Recessed wardrobe cupboard. Exposed beams. Fitted carpet.

Bedroom three:
12'8 x 10'4 (3.86m x 3.15m)

Radiator. Leaded light window to front aspect. Borrowed light window to the landing. Recessed wardrobe cupboard. Fitted carpet.

Bedroom four:
13'6 x 9'11 (4.11m x 3.02m)

Radiator. Window to rear aspect overlooking the garden and paddock. Exposed beams to walls and ceiling. Fitted carpet.

Galleried landing:

Storage cupboard. Exposed beams. Stairs to ground floor:

Ground floor:

Entrance lobby:

Approached through part glazed entrance door. Opening to the first reception room and door to the second reception room.

First reception room:
15'8 x 13'1 (4.78m x 3.99m)

Two radiators. Windows to front and side aspects overlooking the garden to the side. Feature brick built fireplace with Oak bressumer. Some exposed beams.

Second reception room:
15'6 x 13'1 (4.72m x 3.99m)

Radiator. Window to front aspect and double doors to the conservatory. Inglenook fireplace with inset cast iron wood burner stove. Exposed beams. Open studwork and access to:

Third reception room:
18' x 7' (5.49m x 2.13m)

Radiator. Two windows to side aspect overlooking the garden. Exposed beams.

Conservatory:
14' x 6'7 (4.27m x 2.01m)

Having double doors to the garden.

Kitchen:
13' x 12'9 (3.96m x 3.89m)

Fitted with a range of base units comprising drawers and cupboards with a stainless steel double drainer sink unit. Two freestanding larders and recessed cloaks cupboard. Windows to front and rear aspects. Exposed beams to ceiling. Old fireplace with an inset radiator.

Door to lobby:

Recessed airing cupboard housing insulated tank fitted with an immersion heater. Window to rear aspect. Doors to:

Bathroom:

Having tiled walls and fitted with a suite comprising pedestal wash hand basin and panelled bath. Radiator. Opaque flank window.

Separate W.C:

Having low level w.C and window to rear aspect.

Lobby:
10'4 x 4'10 (3.15m x 1.47m)

Flank window. Opening to the kitchen and door to:

Utility room:
10'4 x 11'9 (3.15m x 3.58m)

Window to front and door to the side aspect.

Exterior:

The property is set in grounds extending to just over two acres (s.T.S) and enjoys formal lawned gardens to the front, side and rear of the house with flower beds, shrubs, trees and hedgerows. To one side of the house is a five bar gate leading to a parking area for several cars and some outbuildings providing a log store, tool shed, storage shed and greenhouse. Potential for garaging, subject to planning and listed building consent.

To the opposite end of the road frontage is a further five bar gate leading to the paddock which extends to approx 1.7 acres. (This is currently in need of cultivation).

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