The property was previously used as offices (Class E), following a change of use from a place of worship in 2015. However, in March 2023, Braintree District Council granted residential planning consent (Class C3) to convert the building into three individual two-bedroom apartments (application number 23/00870/LBC). Despite its current permissions, the property offers potential for a variety of uses.

Believed to have been built in 1779, with enlargements and alterations made between 1815-23 and 1824-33, the building occupies a prominent position in the village. It is constructed from an attractive red and blue brick in Flemish bond, with a slate roof.

The building is Grade II listed and forms part of the Finchingfield Conservation Area.

Apartment one Approx. 90 sq m (968 sq ft)
Two-bedrooms on the ground floor at the front of the building, accessed from the main entrance on the principal elevation.

Apartment two Approx. 120.5 sq m (1297 sq ft)
Two-bedrooms with a second storey formed by way of a mezzanine installation to form additional living space. The bedrooms are arranged to the rear of the building, within a lean-to appendage to the core structure. The ground floor and mezzanine is arranged around an existing organ, which is to remain.

Apartment three Approx. 126 sq m (1356 sq ft)
Two-bedrooms including access to a second floor internal balcony on both flanks of the structure, one of which includes access to a wardrobe.

Outside
There is a car park to the front of the building for at least 6 cars. To the side and rear, an area of land has been used as a burial ground where there are burial rights reserved (see agents note) and retained for public access.

The total site area is approximately 0.42 acres.

Services
Mains water and electricity connected.

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