*************unexpectedly back on the market**************We are delighted to be able to offer this large building plot with planning consent for a six bedroom, three storey, detached family residence located within the picturesque hamlet of Fullers End on the outskirts of the popular and highly sought after village of Elsenham.The plot extends to just over a third of an acre and is for sale to include a building contract with the developers. The plot will be sold separately but contractually linked to the build contract so as to save on the stamp duty of a pre-built residence. This will also allow for the build contract to be varied for the final specification as requested by the purchaser.There is planning for a large basement under the property, but this has not been factored into the contract at present, but is available subject to final pricing and specification agreement of the build contract.The plot is not for sale without a linked build contract, although please feel free to call and discuss any interest.Gated Entrance To DrivewayParking for 5/6 cars leading to three bay cart lodgeLarge Reception HallStairs to first floorDownstairs CloakroomStudy/Office/Living Room (4.85m x 3.45m (15'11 x 11'4))Luxury Kitchen/Breakfast Room (5.56m x 4.60m (18'3 x 15'1))Utility Room (2.44m x 1.70m (8' x 5'7))Amazing Dining/Family/Entertainment Room (12.24m x 3.61m (40'2 x 11'10))Orangery/Garden Room (6.20m x 3.61m (20'4 x 11'10))First Floor LandingAiring cupboard and stairs to second floorMaster Bedroom (7.80m max x 3.89m (25'7 max x 12'9))Dressing RoomRange of his & hers built-in wardrobesEn-Suite Shower RoomLuxury suiteBedroom Two (4.60m x 3.61m (15'1 x 11'10))Bedroom Three (4.75m x 3.61m (15'7 x 11'10))En-Suite Shower RoomLuxury suiteBedroom Four (4.60m x 3.02m (15'1 x 9'11))Family Bathroom (3.12m x 2.29m (10'3 x 7'6))Second Floor LandingBedroom Five (5.61m x 4.60m (18'5 x 15'1))En-Suite Shower RoomLuxury suiteBedroom Six (5.61m x 4.62m (18'5 x 15'2))En-Suite Shower RoomLuxury suitePlot & Garden (52 x 26.5 (170'7" x 86'11"))Plot extends to just over third of an acre and is tree lined on three sides. Landscaping and garden requirements can be discussed as part of the build contract

Wonderful opportunity to modernise a Period Country HouseDescriptionBeing offered with no onward chain is this wonderful modernisation opportunity located less than 1.5 miles from Bishop's Stortford's town centre and the main line station with direct trains into London.This detached period country house occupies a prime village location, set within grounds of approximately 2.36 acres, with an elevated position with commanding countryside views, surrounded by nature and attractive gardens in park like style. Edge of village location means foxes, badgers, muntjac deer, pheasants and all kinds of birds are frequent visitors.The main house accommodation comprises six bedrooms, two modern bathrooms, reception hall, cloakroom & WC, utility room, kitchen/breakfast room with walk in pantry, rear lobby with gardeners WC, 20' cellar, snug/family room, dining room with feature fireplace, grand reception room with fireplace and door opening to the garden terrace that has a westerly aspect and overlooking the formal gardens.The property is accessed via a long sweeping drive which provides access to the detached double garage building that has been converted into a 27' studio room with kitchenette and shower room and additional separate garage as well as further brick built outbuildings that has been converted into two large studio rooms with kitchenettes and modern shower rooms.The extensive grounds incorporate formal gardens with a detached 50' pool house with heated swimming pooll, plant room and changing room & WC. The rest of the grounds are made up of an orchard and is surrounded by fields on two sides.LocationThe rural village of Birchanger is within easy access of all commuter routes to London and Cambridge, such as the M11 and A120 and Stansted International Airport is a short drive away. The village is in close proximity to the busy market town of Bishop s Stortford and the village of Stansted Mountfitchet, offering an excellent range of amenities including shops, restaurants, public houses and schooling for all ages. There are also mainline railway stations with fast links into London Liverpool Street and Cambridge.Acreage:2.36 Acres

A stunning Grade II listed former coach house set in a magnificent walled garden.DescriptionAdmiralty House forms part of the former Orford Estate and features the original 17th century clock tower, which is still functioning.Over the past few years the current owners have extensively updated and modernised the house to give modern conveniences whilst retaining lots of original character.On the ground floor there are three good sized receptions, ideal for entertaining, with doors from the principal rooms opening onto the terrace and gardens. The kitchen features an Aga and bespoke cabinetry. There are two additional rooms, one has been used as an occasional bedroom, the other as a study. Completing the ground floor is a guest cloakroom and a utility room.Upstairs, which can be accessed via two staircases, there are four bedrooms and three bathrooms, with the main bedroom having a sumptuous en suite and dressing area.On the outside, the house is set behind a set of electronic gates which serve just two other homes. This leads up to a further gated parking area and the cart lodge. The partly walled gardens are a notable feature of the house, in all extending to around 0.84 of an acre.Within this space are a selection of compartmentalised areas providing much interest with a feature pond, topiary, formal yew hedging and a summer house, which could be used a home office or gym.The back part of garden is less formal, ideal as a childrens play area with a chicken coop set within a wooded section. A large patio wraps across the back of the house for outdoor entertainment.LocationUgley is a small hamlet of just a few houses on the edges of the larger town of Stansted Mountfitchet.There are good transport links by road via the M11 (junction 8) and international travel can be easily accessed via London Stansted airport.Commuter links to London providing fast trains (from 30 minutes) into the City can be found at; Elsenham - 0.9 miles, Stansted Mountfitchet - 1.8 miles, Bishop's Stortford - 4.6 milesLocal shops including Post Office, bakers, butchers and hairdressers can be found close by at both Stansted Mountfitchet and Elsenham. Other nearby facilities include a gym at Mountfitchet Romeera Leisure Centre, tennis club and garden centre.Excellent local schooling is available including Bishop's Stortford College (approx 5.2 miles), Hockerill Anglo-European College (approx 4.5 miles), Joyce Frankland Academy (approx 5.5 miles) and Saffron Walden County High School (approx 8.3 miles) among others.Admiralty House is close to adjoining countryside and is surrounded by many public footpaths and country walks. With a number of excellent local pubs close by, the location offers the best of both worlds.All distances are approximate.Square Footage: 3,891 sq ftAcreage:0.84 AcresDirectionsSat nav postcode CM22 6HPGo past Stansted on the B1383 turning right into the hamlet of Ugley. The driveway for Admiralty House is just on the right hand side, behind electric gates.Additional InfoCouncil Tax: Uttlesford District Council, Band HServices: Mains water, gas, electricity and drainage connected.

Completely renovated in 2002, The Old Barnis a spacious detached barn offering in excessof 4000 square feet of living accommodation.Deceptive in size for a barn, the property enjoysgenerous bedrooms on the first floor, a familybathroom and three en suites.The property opens via a large front door withglazed and frosted side panels, to the brightand airy vaulted reception hall with full heightwindows and French doors overlooking thegarden. The large double fronted fireplace andwood burner is a beautiful feature of the space,opening on one side to the reception hall and onthe other to the lounge creating a cosier spacewhich also benefits from French doors to therear garden. This is complemented by the sleekand modern kitchen/diner, offering luxury andconvenience in tandem with the unique featuresof a converted barn. The kitchen offers bi-folddoors onto the front walled garden and patiospace. The single story extension houses thesizable utility room and fully air-conditionedgym with shower room.The first floor is accessed by a staircase leadingto a stunning galleried balcony overlooking thereception hall. Along the balcony is the spaciousprincipal bedroom boasting a Juliet balconyand vaulted ceiling, en suite and solid oak fittedwardrobes. Four additional bedrooms, two withen suites, and a family bathroom make up theaccommodation connected by a corridor. Thedouble garage has been converted to offeran air conditioned office with skylight on thesecond level.A beautifully landscaped front driveway leadson one side to a small brick pond and wellpaved access to the front door, and to the otherthe converted double garage sits facing theproperty, above which sits a first floor study.A curved wall wraps around the far side ofthe drive to create a secluded walled gardensheltered by mature trees with a patio areaservicing the kitchen/diner via bi-fold doors.The garden to the rear extends with far reachingviews across open countryside. The patio areaoffers a great external entertain space whichruns the length of the property.The property sits just 2 minute’s drive fromthe centre of Sandon. The beautiful village ofDanbury is 4 minutes by car, and offers a rangeof eateries, shops and facilities.The thriving city of Chelmsford is accessible by car in 9 minutes. The Sandon park and ride into the city is only 0.4 miles away. Chelmsford offers a range of commercial, entertainment and shoppingamenities, as well as mainline train access toLondon Liverpool Street in approximately 38minutes.Superb road connections are alsofound nearby with A12 and A120 leading toJunction 8 of the M11.The area also has a number of excellent state and private schools including Colchester Royal Grammar, King Edward VI Grammar School and County High School for Girls, Felsted School and New Hall.

Comprising of 3,000 sqft of internal accommodation including an outbuilding with a one bedroom self-contained annex, The Wallburys is a four/five bedroom detached family residence situated on circa 1.9 acres worth of grounds and is found in the quiet, yet convenient village of Little Hallingbury.Access to The Wallburys is through Wallbury Dells Camp, located just off of Dells Lane. Approaching the property, there is a gravelled driveway for multiple vehicles, outbuilding with two garages, carport and one bedroom apartment above, in addition to a heated swimming pool, and chicken coop to the left aspect and woodland to the right aspect. Externally, there is a log cabin as well as the former cow shed which could be used as work from home space with spectacular views.There are two entrances to the residence of which one is the main formal reception, with dining room to the left aspect leading to a south facing sunroom, media room and downstairs cloakroom. The kitchen is a Clive Christian fully fitted kitchen with American fridge freezer, four door aga as well as double doors leading to patio and pool area. There is a further utility room located off of the kitchen as well as access to a wine cellar which has been fully tanked out in recent years. To the first floor, the master bedroom benefits from built in storage as well as an en-suite three-piece bathroom suite with dual aspect opaque windows, three further double bedrooms with two of the bedrooms offering two en-suites. There is a further family shower room that has been recently refurbished to a high standard.As mentioned, Little Hallingbury is a small village located halfway between Bishops Stortford and Sawbridgeworth being only a 10 minute away. Bishop’s Stortford offer s mainline railway station serving London Liverpool Street, Tottenham hale and Stansted international airport as well as highly regarded primary and senior schooling both state and private. There are a variety of different shops, café’s restaurants within the town centre. Sawbridgeworth also has a mainline railway station which also serves London, Cambridge, Stansted Airport. There are further primary schools as well as Leventhorpe Secondary and Sixth form. The high street also offers a bakery, shops, restaurants, and bars.

This handsome period farmhouse has a range of outbuildings including a cart lodge, granary and is set in a delightful mature garden and grounds of around 14 acres.DescriptionSpellbrook Farm is a magnificent period home and is Grade II listed. Dating back in parts several hundred years, there is much original character and some elegantly proportioned reception areas. Would benefit from some updating.The entrance hallway gives access to the principle reception rooms which include a large drawing room to the south side of the house with a fireplace and a triple aspect over the gardens. On the other side of the hall is a less formal sitting room/family space. This leads through into the kitchen/breakfast area which has a range of traditional fitted units, granite top work surfaces and various integrated appliances including grill plates, oven, hob, and dishwasher. Off here is a breakfast room, currently used as an additional kitchen space and also a study which is at the front of the house. To the rear of the breakfast room is the back hall - used as everyday access for the house - where you will find a utility room and guest cloakroom.Moving upstairs, there are three substantial bedrooms on the first floor, one of which has fitted wardrobes and en suite facilities. The other uses a good sized family bathroom with separate shower.On the second floor, there are four further double bedrooms, some of which are partly eaved and enjoy countryside views to the rear.On the outside, adjacent to the house is an original coach house with a granary and cart lodge attached. This is currently used for storage though we feel could be ideal for conversion to additional residential accommodation, subject to the necessary constraints.Sitting to the rear of the house is a self-contained annex split into two suites comprising of a bedroom/lounge area with kitchenette and en suite bathrooms. Planning permission has been granted historically to expand this further to enhance the living areas creating a first floor – East Herts planning ref: 3/07/1610/fp.Dotted amongst the grounds there are various other storage areas and sheds. The formal gardens themselves have been thoughtfully laid out throughout the years with a stream gently meandering through the centre of the lawn and leading down to a vegetable plot, orchard and open paddocks to the rear. The driveway to the front of the house passes the side of the house and leads through the gardens towards the paddock which is to the rear of the plot.Agent’s notePart of the driveway is to be separated off creating a shared area to access a new development of just four houses as part of a large agricultural barn conversion. This is to the north of the property and we feel will have minimal impact on the house itself.LocationSpellbrook is situated equidistant between the larger towns of Sawbridgeworth and Bishop’s Stortford, both of which offer excellent local schooling and transport links to London via the Stansted Express service.Spellbrook is located adjacent to the River Stort with its canal and river pathway walks through idyllic local nature reserves.There is also a local primary school, Spellbrook C of E Primary, which is within walking distance.The Three Horseshoes public house and restaurant is within a 5 minute walk.Square Footage: 7,531 sq ftAcreage:13.5 AcresDirectionsSat Nav postcode CM23 4AX. Spellbrook Farm is located on the corner of London Road and Spellbrook Lane, set behind a set of electronic gates.

This handsome period farmhouse has a range of outbuildings including a cart lodge, granary and is set in a delightful mature garden and grounds of around 14 acres.DescriptionSpellbrook Farm is a magnificent period home and is Grade II listed. Dating back in parts several hundred years, there is much original character and some elegantly proportioned reception areas. Would benefit from some updating.The entrance hallway gives access to the principle reception rooms which include a large drawing room to the south side of the house with a fireplace and a triple aspect over the gardens. On the other side of the hall is a less formal sitting room/family space. This leads through into the kitchen/breakfast area which has a range of traditional fitted units, granite top work surfaces and various integrated appliances including grill plates, oven, hob, and dishwasher. Off here is a breakfast room, currently used as an additional kitchen space and also a study which is at the front of the house. To the rear of the breakfast room is the back hall - used as everyday access for the house - where you will find a utility room and guest cloakroom.Moving upstairs, there are three substantial bedrooms on the first floor, one of which has fitted wardrobes and en suite facilities. The other uses a good sized family bathroom with separate shower.On the second floor, there are four further double bedrooms, some of which are partly eaved and enjoy countryside views to the rear.On the outside, adjacent to the house is an original coach house with a granary and cart lodge attached. This is currently used for storage though we feel could be ideal for conversion to additional residential accommodation, subject to the necessary constraints.Sitting to the rear of the house is a self-contained annex split into two suites comprising of a bedroom/lounge area with kitchenette and en suite bathrooms. Planning permission has been granted historically to expand this further to enhance the living areas creating a first floor – East Herts planning ref: 3/07/1610/fp.Dotted amongst the grounds there are various other storage areas and sheds. The formal gardens themselves have been thoughtfully laid out throughout the years with a stream gently meandering through the centre of the lawn and leading down to a vegetable plot, orchard and open paddocks to the rear. The driveway to the front of the house passes the side of the house and leads through the gardens towards the paddock which is to the rear of the plot.Agent’s notePart of the driveway is to be separated off creating a shared area to access a new development of just four houses as part of a large agricultural barn conversion. This is to the north of the property and we feel will have minimal impact on the house itself.LocationSpellbrook is situated equidistant between the larger towns of Sawbridgeworth and Bishop’s Stortford, both of which offer excellent local schooling and transport links to London via the Stansted Express service.Spellbrook is located adjacent to the River Stort with its canal and river pathway walks through idyllic local nature reserves.There is also a local primary school, Spellbrook C of E Primary, which is within walking distance.The Three Horseshoes public house and restaurant is within a 5 minute walk.Square Footage: 7,531 sq ftAcreage:13.5 AcresDirectionsSat Nav postcode CM23 4AX. Spellbrook Farm is located on the corner of London Road and Spellbrook Lane, set behind a set of electronic gates.

The Bury is situated in the historical heart of the attractive west Essex village of Henham, a village with many picturesque period houses and a number of village ponds. The Bury is Grade II Listed, considered to be of architectural and historical merit. The Listing suggests that the property was built in the late 16th or early 17th century and is traditionally built with a timber frame with rendered and plastered elevations under a neat thatched roof. The house was significantly extended in the 1920s to create a different architectural style and larger rooms with higher ceilings. For a house which has been so significantly extended, the accommodation flows surprisingly well and offers spacious rooms with considerable charm.The Bury has been an outstanding family home for fifty years. There is great character in the older part of the building with open fireplaces and substantial timbers and the rooms built in the 1920s are generally larger with taller ceilings and several have fine views over the garden. The flexible ground floor accommodation includes four reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast room and utility area, office, butlers pantry and two ground floor cloakrooms. Three staircases lead to the first floor where there are seven bedrooms, two bathrooms, a shower room and two cloakrooms. The house has been well-maintained, but offers the new owners a great opportunity to modernise the interior.A driveway crosses a pond and leads to a parking and turning area beside the house. A link leads from the house to the double garage which has storage space in the roof, workshop, pump room and shower room. There is additional parking for about five cars in the courtyard. Within the grounds there is an apple store, stables, wood store, shepherd’s hut and a number of storage sheds. The grounds are relatively easily maintained with lawns, shrubs, mature trees, a large enclosed vegetable garden and fruit cage and several paddocks. In total, the plot extends to about 5.75 acres.Agents notes: There will be an uplift clause on the land of 33% for a period of 25 years should planning permission be granted. This will exclude permission for agricultural or amenity buildings. There is a swimming pool in the grounds which has not been used in recent times, but with some expenditure it could be brought back into use. There is a gardener’s WC which has historically been used in conjunction with the swimming pool.Henham is a well-regarded North Essex village with its local primary school, church, public house, village shop and Post Office which is run by volunteers. There is also a farm and coffee shop and a gym. Henham lies about 7 miles from the market town of Bishop’s Stortford, which provides a more comprehensive range of social, recreational and educational facilities, as well as access to the M11 motorway on the outskirts of the town linking London, the M25 and the north. There is a mainline railway station at Bishop's Stortford, providing a regular commuter service to London's Liverpool Street. The nearest mainline station to the village is at Elsenham.

Listed village house two miles from Chelmsford city.DescriptionThe Old Vicarage is listed Grade II of Architectural or Historical Interest and an extract from the listing states: "Grade II*. A good early C18 red brick house with a parapet on 4 sides, swept up at the corners and with a moulded and dentilled brick cornice on the north, east and west fronts. 2 storeys, attics and cellars." The house has been in the same ownership for 37 years, the current owner having taken it on from the Church in April 1986.The house enjoys substantial and versatile accommodation with generously proportioned rooms with high ceilings. There are four large reception rooms including a substantial reception room linked to the utility area at the rear of the house, which would make for an independent annexe, having an external doorway (subject to obtaining the necessary planning consents).There are eight bedrooms over two floors serviced by bath or shower rooms.AccommodationA vestibule opens into the substantial hallway which runs the full depth of the property and provides access to three generous reception rooms and the kitchen/breakfast room which sits at the rear of the property overlooking the gardens. Linked to the kitchen is a large utility room, bathroom and rear reception room. This area would make an ideal annexe facility. There are four generous first floor bedrooms, three en suite, with stairs to a second floor to four further bedrooms and a shower room.OutsideA substantial courtyard parking area in front of the house is approached through a broad brick-walled entrance. To the left is a large plot laid to lawn and beyond is access to storage outbuildings divided into three areas. The gardens at the rear are walled, predominantly lawned and include a scattering of mature trees. Immediately behind the house is a raised terrace, ideal for al fresco dining. The gardens offer a great deal of privacy with the plot in all extending to about three quarters of an acre.ServicesMains water, electricity and drainage. Gas-fired central heating.Local AuthorityChelmsford City Council. Council Tax band: G.LocationA12 (Junction 17): 1.2 miles, Chelmsford city and railway station: 2.2 miles, Shenfield (Crossrail service to London): 11.7 miles, M25 (Junction 28): 15.1 miles.The Old Vicarage is situated within a conservation area in the bustling village of Great Baddow, which has an extensive range of local shops and amenities, a choice of pubs/eateries, a high school and several primary schools. The city of Chelmsford lies just over two miles away to the south and provides an excellent choice of facilities including a lively shopping centre, two grammar schools and a station on the main line into London Liverpool Street.Square Footage: 5,165 sq ftAcreage:0.75 AcresDirectionsFrom Chelmsford Army & Navy roundabout proceed south on the A414. Take the first exit on the left signposted to Great Baddow and Danbury. At the roundabout turn right into Maldon Road towards Great Baddow and follow this road to the roundabout at the bottom of the hill. Turn left into the High Street and continue on, passing St Mary's Church on the left-hand side where the entrance will be seen opposite.Postcode: CM2 7HZ

Great Canfield Park is a charming Grade II listed country home set within approximately 5.64 acres of well-maintained gardens, grounds and paddocks, with a good range of outbuildings and excellent equestrian facilities. Further land is available to rent. The original part of Great Canfield Park was built in 1456 by the de Vere family (Earl of Oxford) as a hunting lodge. Maintaining impressive character throughout, many of its original features have been retained, including a wealth of oak, wall and roof timbers, leaded lights and two priest holes.The Main AccommodationAs you enter the house, you are greeted by a large entrance hallway with extensive exposed wall and ceiling timbers, a large traditional fireplace with brick back, sides and hearth as well as an impressive staircase to the rear of the hallway, which leads to the first floor. The ground floor accommodation is very well arranged with the main reception rooms enjoying views across the gardens and grounds. Both the dining and drawing rooms have wonderful traditional features with large brick fireplaces and exposed beams. The drawing room provides access to the gardens to the south east of the house. The dual aspect kitchen/breakfast room has a homely feel with stone flag flooring and aga, with a sizeable boot room and connecting pantry. This then leads to an open plan family room, with a comfortable seating area and french doors leading out to the terrace. The ground floor also has a spacious study and downstairs WC.On the first floor the large principal bedroom has a magnificent raised ceiling with extensive wall and ceiling timbers as part of an impressive eight sided king post. There is also a large en suite bathroom and dressing room. There are six further bedrooms on the first floor, one of which is currently used as a work/ playroom. With a separate staircase to the rear of the house, the playroom/bedroom seven would make for excellent guest or au pair accommodation. In Addition there is also a fitted laundry room.Gardens And GroundsThe house and outbuildings are set within approximately 5.64 acres of mixed grounds (further land available to rent), with a beautiful formal lawned section offering pretty views, sheltered by mature trees including an apple, plumb and pear orchard. The house is approached from Great Canfield Road, along a gravel driveway to extensive parking. The house, which is surrounded by attractive topiary flower beds, sits across from the stabling and separate guest annexe, garage and storeroom to the north west of the house. There is also a manège and a stable block with four Monarch stables and two National loose boxes, hay store and a tack room and several level paddocks. Both the swimming pool and tennis court have been well maintained with a large store room underneath the guest annexe, providing potential for a separate party room.Location And SituationGreat Canfield Park is situated approximately 1 mile south of the village of Takeley, close to the Essex and Hertfordshire border. Takeley caters for most day to day needs, while the nearby towns of Bishop's Stortford and Great Dunmow provide more comprehensive shopping and recreational facilities. The house stands in an attractive mature garden and is surrounded by open farmland. Local connections are excellent, with London Stansted easily accessible. The M11 (J8) lies approximately 3.5 miles to the west allowing quick access to the south and London and the M25 motorway network and north to Cambridge. There is a fast and regular train service, about every 30 minutes, to London Liverpool Street taking approximately 45 minutes. There are two excellent private schools within a 15 minute drive of Great Canfield Park, along with a wealth of highly sought-after comprehensive schooling to be found in Bishop's Stortford, Great Dunmow, Sawbridgeworth and Chelmsford.

Caplen Estates has the pleasure in presenting to the market Hill Farm, situated in Levels Green, a picturesque village close to Farnham in Hertfordshire. The property is located close to Bishops Stortford and Stansted Rail Stations, the M11 and A10. There are a number of fantastic schools nearby including Farnham Primary School, the new Avanti Grange Secondary School, Bishops Stortford College and Herts & Essex Girls.The area offers a wonderful lifestyle, being located close to the countryside. Set behind private gates and in nearly 6 acres of land, this stunning property offers luxury country living split over two dwellings.The main house offers nearly 10,000 sqft of living space. As you enter the main property, you are welcomed by a stunning galleried entrance hall. The property also offers four reception rooms, a sub level cinema room and no less than eight bedrooms and eight bathrooms. There is also a wonderful spa area with swimming pool and hot tub. Doors from here lead to the landscaped gardens with stunning countryside views all around.The plot also offers a full gym, bespoke bar/games area, squash court, self-contained apartments, garages and a further house which is a three bedroom barn conversion.The main house was built in recent times in a wonderful period style as the architect and builder were keen for the development to be in keeping with the surrounding areas.This vast property offers prospective buyers a wonderful home, suitable for entertaining, working from home or living with extended family as it offers two apartments onsite. Each room and area of the property has fantastic style and a high specification.Main HouseFormal Living Rom (17' 8'' x 15' 9'' (5.38m x 4.80m))Drawing Room (19' 0'' x 17' 9'' (5.79m x 5.41m))Kitchen (17' 9'' x 15' 9'' (5.41m x 4.80m))Family Room (19' 0'' x 17' 9'' (5.79m x 5.41m))Study (18' 8'' x 9' 11'' (5.69m x 3.02m))Entrance Hall (17' 9'' x 16' 8'' (5.41m x 5.08m))Dining Room (19' 9'' x 14' 9'' (6.02m x 4.49m))Utility Room (14' 9'' x 9' 11'' (4.49m x 3.02m))Wet RoomSwimming Pool (56' 4'' x 31' 10'' (17.16m x 9.70m))Shower RoomPrincipal Bedroom (17' 10'' x 15' 9'' (5.43m x 4.80m))Dressing Room (19' 1'' x 17' 9'' (5.81m x 5.41m))En-SuiteBedroom 2 (17' 10'' x 15' 9'' (5.43m x 4.80m))Bedroom 3 (11' 10'' x 11' 8'' (3.60m x 3.55m))Bedroom 4 (18' 11'' x 16' 3'' (5.76m x 4.95m))En-SuiteEn-SuiteBedroom 5 (19' 9'' x 12' 5'' (6.02m x 3.78m))Bedroom 6 (19' 6'' x 18' 1'' (5.94m x 5.51m))En-SuiteBedroom 7 (19' 6'' x 15' 9'' (5.94m x 4.80m))Bedroom 8/Storage (19' 8'' x 13' 6'' (5.99m x 4.11m))Cinema/Basement (33' 11'' x 13' 7'' (10.33m x 4.14m))Garage (30' 10'' x 19' 9'' (9.39m x 6.02m))Games Room (27' 9'' x 16' 0'' (8.45m x 4.87m))Store (16' 0'' x 7' 8'' (4.87m x 2.34m))Detached AccommodationLiving Room (17' 5'' x 13' 3'' (5.30m x 4.04m))Kitchen (13' 3'' x 7' 1'' (4.04m x 2.16m))Bedroom (15' 10'' x 13' 3'' (4.82m x 4.04m))BathroomDetached BarnGym - Ground Floor (31' 1'' x 19' 7'' (9.47m x 5.96m))Squash Court - Lower Ground Floor (31' 4'' x 21' 0'' (9.54m x 6.40m))Entertainment Room - Ground Floor (31' 3'' x 25' 6'' (9.52m x 7.77m))Games Room - Mezzanine (25' 6'' x 15' 4'' (7.77m x 4.67m))ApartmentKitchen/Diner/Reception (36' 11'' x 12' 7'' (11.24m x 3.83m))Shower Room (7' 1'' x 4' 3'' (2.16m x 1.29m))Bedroom 1 (19' 2'' x 9' 5'' (5.84m x 2.87m))Bedroom 2 (11' 1'' x 9' 5'' (3.38m x 2.87m))Bedroom 3 (14' 1'' x 9' 3'' (4.29m x 2.82m))

‘The details are not details. They make the design’. A simply stunning example of a Grade II listed barn conversion with breath-taking views over Hertfordshire countryside.This elegant home offers an inviting space of enviable proportions. Within the main barn sits the primary living spaces, including dining space, formal living area, workstation and family snug. Adorned with floor to ceiling windows, the barn truly lets the outside in and gives opportunities to enjoy the far-reaching views over the countryside. Nestled in front of one of the windows is a cosy sitting area, perfect for taking full advantage of the views ahead.Within the main barn you will also find a highly finished kitchen, complete with reinforced porcelain work tops. Truly unique and a piece of art in itself. Every inch has been thought of in this conversion, from the kitchen drawer handles to the light switches to match, it seamlessly works together whilst offering secluded zones to enjoy separately. Throughout the property is an integrated sound system running off three separate Sonus systems.On one of the mezzanine levels in the barn you will find a cinema room complete with screen and an inbuilt speaker system. The other mezzanine is currently used as a workout area, which can offer further living space.Off the main barn you will find two bedroom wings. The first housing the primary bedroom suite, complete with jacuzzi, dual bathroom, dressing rooms and a steam room. There are also two further bedrooms, one of which is currently used as a study, and a bathroom. The second wing offers a complete guest suite with living space and private bathroom.This home also boasts a separate one-bedroom annex where you find a kitchen, living room, bedroom and bathroom housing a shower and jacuzzi, all with private access separate from the main barn.Externally, the paved porcelain walkways and rear terrace overlooking the garden offer the ideal setting for summer evening entertaining. Set up for dining and seating for eight all enclosed under a 5m by 4m heated umbrella, this space can be enjoyed any time of year. There is also a double garage with electric charging point installed and the driveway offers further parking for multiple cars all enclosed by electric gates.Every part of this home has been lovingly completed, right down to the bronze-coloured brickwork and offers the very best in barn living. The irreplaceable centuries old beams that crown the barn are highlighted with architecturally designed lighting creating a stunning space. Couple this with the easy accessibility to London and Stanstead airport but with the peace and tranquillity of countryside living, it makes a wonderful place to call home.Council tax band: H