Formerly two separate cottages, The Old Brow has been sympathetically combined to create a spacious and character-filled home, positioned directly opposite the privately owned Hedingham Castle. With picturesque views of the church to the rear and just a short walk to the historic village centre, this property is perfectly suited for downsizers or anyone seeking a peaceful village lifestyle.
Upon entering the property, you’re immediately greeted by an abundance of charm and original period features. A welcoming entrance hall provides a sense of space and leads to the first of several reception areas. This cosy lounge, complete with an inglenook fireplace and exposed wooden beams, forms the heart of the home—ideal for relaxing winter evenings.
To the rear of the lounge, a conservatory—currently used as an art studio—opens out via a barn-style split door to the private, south-facing rear garden, which is beautifully unoverlooked.
To the right of the entrance hall is a practical utility room with a convenient W.C., offering excellent storage and functionality. Also on this side of the property is a spacious dual-aspect kitchen/diner, currently arranged as an additional lounge with another charming log burner. This versatile space is perfect for entertaining and could easily be reconfigured back into a formal dining area if desired.
The kitchen itself has been recently refitted to a high standard, blending contemporary style with the property’s original character. Exposed brick tiles provide a nod to the home's history, complementing the modern fittings perfectly. At the rear of the kitchen, a second reception room/lean to offers further space—ideal as a dining area—and also includes a useful log store.
Upstairs, the property continues to impress with a generously sized landing filled with natural light. The principal bedroom lies to the left and is accessed through a separate room currently used as a dressing area or home office. This space was previously a third bedroom and could easily be reinstated, offering direct access to the main bedroom from the landing.
To the right of the first floor is a well-proportioned second bedroom with fitted wardrobes, along with a stylish four-piece bathroom featuring a roll-top bath and stunning views of the church beyond.
The rear garden is a true haven—south-facing, private, and thoughtfully landscaped. Several outbuildings enhance the space, including a charming summerhouse with a Velux window, making it ideal for use as a studio, garden room, or retreat.
Castle Hedingham is renowned for its historic charm, excellent local amenities, and reputable schools. The village offers easy access to Halstead, Sudbury, and Braintree, with mainline rail services to London Liverpool Street available from nearby towns.
Council Tax Band E
