About the property

Situated on the outskirts of Great Dunmow, in the picturesque village of Little Easton, this substantial four bedroom detached family home offers approximately 2,850 sq. ft. of versatile accommodation, set within a generous half an acre plot with delightful views over adjoining open farmland.

The ground floor features a spacious reception lobby, cloakroom, study, welcoming living room with feature fireplace, separate dining room, well-appointed kitchen opening into a summer room, utility room, pantry and three additional reception rooms together with a ground floor bathroom.

Upstairs, there are four bedrooms, including a principal bedroom with private balcony and en-suite facilities, a second bedroom with en-suite shower facilities, a family bathroom, and a separate laundry room and dressing area.

Outside, beautifully landscaped gardens feature expansive lawns, mature trees, established shrubs, paved seating areas and an ornamental carp pond. A double garage with workshop and room above offers excellent additional potential, with planning permission to convert the space into a self-contained one-bedroom annexe (Planning Ref :- UTT/26/0075/FUL). Greenhouses, storage facilities and established hedging further enhance this attractive property, combining spacious family living with a peaceful semi-rural setting.

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Property at a glance

  • Substantial Four Bedroom Detached Country Home
  • Approximately Half An Acre
  • Double Garage With Workshop & Room Above
  • Ample Driveway Parking For Several Vehicles
  • 2,850 Square Feet Of Accommodation
  • Views Over Surrounding Countryside
  • Six Reception Rooms & A Study
  • Kitchen/Breakfast Room With Pantry
  • Two En-Suites & Two Bathrooms
  • Planning Permission Granted For A Self Contained Annexe (Ref:- UTT/26/0075/FUL)

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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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