About the property

A substantial four bedroom detached family home with a self-contained one bedroom annexe, ideally situated on an established residential road in the highly sought after village of Stebbing. Offering versatile and generously proportioned accommodation, the main house provides an excellent combination of family living and practical space. The ground floor comprises an inviting entrance hall and hallway, spacious lounge/dining room, separate study, kitchen/breakfast room, utility room and cloakroom. Upstairs, there are four well-proportioned bedrooms, with the principal bedroom benefiting from its own en-suite facilities, together with a family bathroom. A particular feature of this property is the self-contained one bedroom annexe, offering superb flexibility for extended family, guests, independent living or potential home working space. The annexe comprises a lounge/dining room, kitchen, bedroom and en-suite facilities. Externally, the property continues to impress, with an integral double garage, ample driveway parking and a generous rear garden, providing plenty of outdoor space for family life and entertaining. With its substantial accommodation, versatile annexe and desirable village setting, this is an excellent opportunity to acquire a spacious family home with considerable flexibility.

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Property at a glance

  • Substantial Four Bedroom Detached Family Home
  • Highly Sought After Village Of Stebbing
  • Self Contained One Bedroom Annexe
  • Integral Double Garage With Driveway Parking
  • Generous Rear Garden
  • Approximately 2645 Square Feet
  • Lounge/Dining Room & Study
  • Kitchen/Breakfast Room & Utility Room
  • En-Suite, Family Bathroom & Cloakroom
  • Quiet Established Residential Road

Contact agent

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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