This charming period village house presents an excellent opportunity for modernization, nestled on approximately 3.9 acres of land that includes outbuildings and private woodland. The timber-framed, weather-boarded structure is reminiscent of traditional cottages in the Little Burstead area and holds value as an unlisted building of local interest within the conservation area. Its discreet position set back from the road, surrounded by lush vegetation, enhances the serene atmosphere of this rural locale.
Inside, a spacious lobby leads to a wide hallway adorned with parquet flooring. To the right, you'll find a cloaks store and WC while at the rear lies a kitchen/breakfast room featuring clay-tiled flooring and contrasting cabinetry. A peninsula unit separates the breakfast nook from a good-sized dining room that opens to picturesque garden views through double doors. The dual-aspect sitting room also boasts parquet flooring and a fireplace, providing considerable natural light.
Upstairs accommodates five bedrooms and two bathrooms accessible via two staircases, offering flexibility for reconfiguration.
The exterior features expansive gardens, including mature trees, established beds, and an inground pool creating a private retreat. Additionally, there are substantial outbuildings and a dew pond on the left side of the property, making it suitable for various uses.
Historically significant dating back to around 1815 or earlier, this home reflects local heritage amidst its tranquil setting. With mains services connected and gas central heating in place, potential buyers can focus on cosmetic improvements to bring this property up to modern standards. Given its size, location near Billericay with access to amenities and transport links, this property offers considerable investment potential for those looking to create their dream home while preserving its historical charm.
