Spital Road, Maldon, Essex, CM9 6SQ | Property for sale | Savills
466.37 sq m
Guide price £1,250,000(€1,425,264)

Spital RoadMaldon, Essex, CM9 6SQ

  • Under offer

Key features

  • Stunning barn conversion of over 5,000 sq ft
  • Over 1.2 acres of gardens
  • Detached outbuilding with exercise pool and garage
  • Exclusive private development
  • Vaulted ceilings with exposed timbers
  • No ongoing chain

Substantial listed barn with outbuilding within a private and exclusive development.

About this property

  • Headland Barn is situated on the immediate outskirts of Maldon, within an exclusive and private location known as Maldon Hall Farm, which includes a handful of properties set behind established hedgerows, trees and a long driveway. The property has been re-imagined for 21st century living, dating from the 17th century and listed Grade II of architectural or historical Interest. The barn has been designed so that the principal reception rooms overlook the beautiful gardens to the front, with a southerly orientation providing light-filled rooms. The accommodation is well planned and versatile, with three first floor bedrooms and one on the ground floor.

    A substantial hall includes one of two staircases, a cloakroom, a utility room and a useful store. An integral garage has the potential to become another bedroom or annexe area (subject to any necessary consents). The kitchen/breakfast room extends to 38 ft (11.5m) and is thoughtfully furnished with Shaker-style units topped with contrasting work surfaces. The units wrap around a substantial island incorporating a sink and storage, and with seating. A wall of full-height glazing provides a lovely outlook and a great deal of natural light. Off the kitchen/breakfast room is a cosy garden room, again with full-height glazing and a vaulted timber ceiling. This room adjoins the second entrance to the barn. A beautiful well-proportioned dining room sits at the centre of the barn adjacent to a magnificent sitting room. This room was once the mid-stray to the original barn, now with tall dual-aspect glazing, vaulted two-storey timbered ceiling, open fireplace and a snug segregated by exposed timbers. At the end of the barn is a ground floor bedroom with en suite wet room.

    On the first floor are two/three bedrooms. The principal bedroom has an en suite dressing room with the potential to be converted to a bedroom, with access to a Jack & Jill bathroom. A second staircase leads to the fourth bedroom with en suite bathroom.

    Adjacent to the barn is a detached outbuilding with weatherboard elevations under a clay pantile roof. The building consist of an integral garage, an exercise pool, a changing/shower room and a plant room. To the north is a substantial gravelled parking area with a central island and screened with mature trees. Adjacent is the oil tank and private drainage system. To the front is a large swathe of lawns segregated by a private estate road separating further lawns, evergreen and deciduous trees.

    Services
    Mains water and electricity, oil-fired central heating, private drainage.

    Agent's notes
    1. There is a right of way over the estate road in front of the barn for a cottage and power network. There is a footpath behind the hedging to the north.

    2. The farmland to the north has been sold to a land promoter. Details upon request.

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

    View payable Stamp Duty for this property

For me, this location is a real hidden gem, situated on the immediate borders of Maldon and containing a handful of period homes. This is a great opportunity to acquire the jewel in the crown.

Stephen WhiteProperty agent

Local information

  • Maldon town centre: 1 mile, Hatfield Peverel: 6.3 miles (rail service to London), Chelmsford city: 10.4 miles (rail service to London), Southend Airport: 19.7 miles. All distances approximate.
  • Maldon is a lively former market town on the River Blackwater dating back to the Anglo-Saxon times and is famous, amongst other things, for its sea salt and the traditional Thames sailing barges which use Maldon as their home port.
  • Shopping and leisure facilities include Marks & Spencer, two other major supermarkets and a wide range of shops including a butcher's, fishmonger's, greengrocer's, several boutiques and a number of restaurants.
  • There is a prep school, Maldon Court, to the north of Maldon High Street.

Additional information

  • Directions: What3Words ///crouching.salutes.imposes
  • EPC Exempt
  • Tenure: Freehold
  • Council Tax Band: G