An attractive red-brick Edwardian farmhouse occupying a peaceful and accessible semi-rural setting with far-reaching countryside views.

Dating back to 1905, Countess Cross Farmhouse offers four bedrooms and occupies a prominent position within the charming hamlet of Countess Cross, some 8.5 miles from Kelvedon train station and 8.7 miles from the market town of Sudbury. The property has been sympathetically extended to the rear, offering naturally light accommodation opening to a delightful east-facing garden incorporating a useful summer house, driveway and double garage.

The property's attractive brick elevations under a clay tiled room are typical of its period of construction and are often an attractive addition to the countryside and their agricultural roots. The property enjoys a practical design with a central reception hall giving access to a sitting room, dining room and snug, all of which have wood-burning stoves. To the rear of the house is a superb kitchen/breakfast room with a bright blue Aga and a bespoke range of units with integral appliances. Floor to ceiling bi-folding doors beautifully connect the building to the outside to a wide terrace and the garden beyond. Adjoining the kitchen is a utility room and cloakroom.

On the first floor a spacious landing opens into an office area. There are four double bedrooms, one of which has en suite shower facilities, in addition to a spacious family bathroom.

Outside
Countless Cross Farmhouse is set back from its country lane setting behind a green picket fence with an area of garden to the front. A shingled driveway is positioned to the side of the property which provides ample off street parking and leads to a double garage with a useful workshop and machinery store adjoining the rear of the building.

The rear garden forms a special feature to this stunning home, having been thoughtfully planted by the current owners, with deep borders incorporating an interesting selection of flowers and shrubs providing all-year-round enjoyment. The garden extends from the rear of the house onto a wide terrace opening to a lawn and enjoys a scattering of fruit trees which include apple and plum.

To the immediate rear of the garden is a very useful summer house providing an ideal work-from-home or hobbies space. To the side is a workshop building and a Hartley Botanics greenhouse.

The garden is east facing with a total plot size of 0.22 of an acre.

Services
Mains electricity, water and compliant private drainage. Oil fired central heating.

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