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Circa 1600 - A character filled three double bedroom Grade II Listed period house of rendered elevations, deep sash windows set beneath a handmade clay tiled roof. The charming medieval village of Coggeshall is just half a mile away, offering varied amenities including a weekly market and community bus service to Kelvedon train station (London Liverpool Street around 50 minutes). Major road links are also close by with easy access to the A120 (0.5 mile) and A12 (4 miles).
This charming property boasts deceptively spacious accommodation, impressive ceiling heights to the principal rooms, heavy exposed timbers and has the benefit of an allocated parking space. The central door opens into a hall with stripped floorboards and flanking doors leading to the two reception rooms; the lounge has a grand feeling with huge exposed beams and fireplace with a cosy wood burner. The separate dining room has exposed oak floorboards and deep sash window bringing in plenty of natural light. To the rear is the kitchen with a quarry tiled floor and Rangemaster cooker; a stable door leads out to the garden. To the first floor is a long landing with a built-in airing cupboard and independent access to the three double bedrooms and bathroom. Of particular note is the lovely spacious master bedroom with a period style fireplace.
The rear garden is sub-divided by trellis fencing separating the access to the neighbouring cottage. The garden includes an artificial grassed area, whilst to the rear is a pretty part walled courtyard style paved garden. At the end of the terrace is access to an allocated parking space, in addition to the on road parking available in the street.
This charming property boasts deceptively spacious accommodation, impressive ceiling heights to the principal rooms, heavy exposed timbers and has the benefit of an allocated parking space. The central door opens into a hall with stripped floorboards and flanking doors leading to the two reception rooms; the lounge has a grand feeling with huge exposed beams and fireplace with a cosy wood burner. The separate dining room has exposed oak floorboards and deep sash window bringing in plenty of natural light. To the rear is the kitchen with a quarry tiled floor and Rangemaster cooker; a stable door leads out to the garden. To the first floor is a long landing with a built-in airing cupboard and independent access to the three double bedrooms and bathroom. Of particular note is the lovely spacious master bedroom with a period style fireplace.
The rear garden is sub-divided by trellis fencing separating the access to the neighbouring cottage. The garden includes an artificial grassed area, whilst to the rear is a pretty part walled courtyard style paved garden. At the end of the terrace is access to an allocated parking space, in addition to the on road parking available in the street.
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