About the property

Set along Station Road in Felsted is this generously proportioned family home offering a versatile arrangement of living space, complemented by established gardens and a substantial triple garage.

The ground floor is arranged around a welcoming entrance hall, with a comfortable living room featuring a fireplace and a separate dining room, the two spaces connected by attractive timber doors that allow the rooms to flow naturally together. The dining room also benefits from a serving hatch through to the kitchen/breakfast room, while sliding doors open directly into the conservatory, creating an easy transition between the principal living spaces and the garden beyond. A separate study/home office, ground-floor WC and useful storage complete the accommodation on this level.

Upstairs, the landing leads to four bedrooms together with the family bathroom, providing flexible accommodation for family life, guests or further home-working space.

Outside, the house sits within a generous plot of approximately 0.56 acres, with mature trees and planting creating an established, private feel. A large gravel driveway provides ample parking and leads to the triple garage, while to the rear, paved terraces and pathways give way to broad areas of lawn framed by mature trees and shrubs. ***NO ONWARD CHAIN***

This property offers huge potential to extend to the front, side and rear 'STP'.

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Property at a glance

  • Generous Four Bedroom Detached Family Home
  • Set Within An Approximately 0.56 Acre Plot
  • Two Reception Rooms & Conservatory
  • Kitchen/Breakfast Room
  • Separate Study/Office Ideal for Home Working
  • Family Bathroom & Cloakroom
  • Large Driveway & Triple Garage
  • Desirable Village Location
  • Huge Potential To Extend 'STP'
  • ***NO ONWARD CHAIN***

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Contact agent

Daniel Brewer Estate Agents

51 High Street

Great Dunmow

Essex

CM6 1AE

United Kingdom

Tel: 01371 856 585

info@danielbrewer.co.uk

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