No onward chain! Positioned in a highly desirable semi rural setting between Great Yeldham and the picturesque, historic village of Castle Hedingham, this captivating and beautifully presented detached Grade 2 Listed farmhouse sits proudly on a private plot approaching half an acre.
Steeped in history, the original structure dates back to the 16th century, seamlessly blended with a thoughtful 20th-century extension. The result is a home rich in heritage, pairing original timber elements and traditional character with sleek, contemporary finishes designed for effortless modern living.
Passing through the practical side boot room, ideal for rural lifestyle needs, you are welcomed into an expansive 28ft open-plan kitchen and snug. Serving as the true heart of the home, this light-filled space is tailored for everyday cooking, dining, and relaxed gathering, complete with an adjacent ground-floor shower room and WC.
The ground floor continues into a magnificent 20ft dual-aspect dining room, perfect for formal hosting. From here, double doors open into a warm, generous 18ft sitting room with a feature fireplace, flowing directly into a bright sun room with French doors that open out to the grounds. Upstairs, the home offers three well-proportioned bedrooms alongside a full family bathroom, highlighted by an impressive principal bedroom suite extending over 20 feet in length with dual-aspect views and fitted wardrobe storage.
Outside, the plot wraps around the property to provide expansive garden grounds, extensive front driveway parking for numerous vehicles, and impressive outbuildings. These include a substantial 20ft x 10ft summer house alongside a collection of garden sheds and versatile storage units.
Adding to its appeal is the enviable location. Nearby Castle Hedingham is widely regarded as one of North Essex's most charming medieval villages, famous for its magnificent, 110-foot 12th-century Norman keep, timber-framed architecture, and the heritage Colne Valley Railway. The village boasts a vibrant local community with traditional country pubs, tea rooms, a village shop and Post Office, essential healthcare facilities, and local schooling, all while remaining conveniently connected to Halstead, Braintree, and mainline links into London.
