Set within a designated conservation area, this impressive Grade II listed Elizabethan village house stands as a testament to history, boasting six bedrooms and gaining distinction with an English Heritage plaque for its historic cultural significance. The house was once occupied by renowned feminist, Emily Katherine Marshall, suffragist and artist, and her husband Arthur who was their solicitor.

Set amidst about 1.52 acres of meticulously landscaped gardens, the property enjoys a blend of heritage and refined living with versatile living spaces. The interiors have been thoughtfully refurbished, presenting well-proportioned spaces with original features. High ceilings, exposed timber framing, captivating fireplaces and oak panelling contribute to the home's distinctive character. Notable are the stunning oak mullion leaded light windows that feature in several rooms.

The accommodation provides six bedrooms and generous reception spaces. A rear ground floor wing, currently serving as a home business with a consultancy room, offers versatility. This space could easily be transformed into a self-contained annexe if desired, adding to the flexibility of the property. The large top floor attic room, characterised by gabled windows, holds potential for additional accommodation, subject to Listed Building consent.

Outside
Accessed through electric gates, the picturesque grounds provide mature gardens and a small stream meandering beneath a bridge. An enclosed garden and a winding brick path lead to a small orchard. There is a raised covered terrace, ideal for al fresco dining along two pagodas and a wooden raised pool, plus a triple cart lodge and carriage driveway.

All in around 1.52 acres.

Services
Mains water, electricity, gas and drainage.

Local authority
Braintree District Council. Council tax band = G (with improvement indicator).

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