This distinguished Grade II listed red brick residence, accompanied by a two-bedroom Coach House, is set on approximately 1.5 acres of landscaped grounds. The property is accessible via a private driveway that offers ample parking for both the main house and the Coach House while surrounded by mature gardens featuring a variety of shrubs and expansive lawn areas.
Inside the main residence, a spacious entrance hallway leads to three generously sized reception rooms: a stylish sitting room, an elegant drawing room, and a kitchen/breakfast area equipped with a central island/bar that provides additional storage and seating options. The kitchen serves as the heart of the home, seamlessly connecting to a pantry, dining room, utility space, and study—ideal for those looking to create their perfect living environment.
The upper level comprises four bedrooms and a large family bathroom. Notably, the principal bedroom suite includes an expansive bedroom area with an en-suite bathroom and walk-in closet for added convenience. Additionally, there is a fifth bedroom situated on the second floor.
The former Coach House presents further potential with its two bedrooms, bathroom, kitchen, and lounge area. Its connection to garage and stable blocks adds an opportunity for expansion or adaptation (subject to planning permission), making it suitable for various uses—whether as guest accommodation or even rental potential.
Located approximately 5.6 miles from Brentwood High Street and just over 6 miles from Shenfield station, this estate benefits from excellent transport links into London Liverpool Street. Families will appreciate proximity to Kelvedon Hatch Primary School (under 1 mile) along with reliable school bus routes to both Shenfield School and St Martin's senior school. Convenient access to major roadways such as the A12/M25 or A128/M11 enhances this property’s appeal for commuters.
With its unique features and substantial grounds, this estate presents significant renovation or investment potential in an enviable location.
