A historic 1920s Courtauld home with endless potential
steeped in local history and boasting exceptional kerb appeal. This charming two-bedroom semi-detached home offers a rare opportunity to acquire a piece of Halstead’s rich architectural heritage. Built in the early 1920s by the renowned Courtauld family, properties of this style and pedigree are always in high demand. Situated near the sought-after Boxmill Lane area, the house stands as an ideal property brimming with potential for buyers looking to modernise, add value, or design their dream layout.
Arriving at the property, you are immediately greeted by its distinct period character and a generous block-paved driveway comfortably providing side-by-side off-street parking for two to three vehicles.
Stepping inside, the ground floor layout is bright and practical, featuring a main living room alongside an open kitchen-diner to the rear, perfect for modernising into a social hub. Upstairs, the first-floor landing leads to two spacious, light-filled double bedrooms served by a central family bathroom.
Outside the property continues to impress with a generous rear garden. While currently overgrown, the plot’s size offers an incredible outdoor canvas ready to be transformed into a stunning landscaped garden, ideal for summer entertaining or family outdoor living.
Occupying a prime location to the North Side of Halstead, you will enjoy peaceful surroundings near scenic countryside walks around Boxmill Lane and the River Colne, all while remaining within easy walking distance of Halstead’s bustling High Street, independent shops, and local amenities. Whether you are a first-time buyer wanting to put your own stamp on a property or an investor seeking a project, this Courtauld-built home offers unmatched scope to create something truly special.
Halstead is a popular and historic market town, known for its independent shops, cafés and restaurants, as well as a strong sense of community. The town offers a range of amenities including supermarkets, healthcare facilities and schooling, while also being surrounded by attractive Essex countryside. For commuters, nearby Braintree provides rail links into London Liverpool Street, along with access to the A120, connecting to Stansted Airport and the M11.
Council Tax Band C