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14th & 15th Century - An outstanding four bedroom Grade II Listed Medieval village house, located close to the historic clock tower and Market Square of Coggeshall. This timber framed house sits behind a more recent double bay fronted façade, which was once a shop front, that truly belies the extensive character filled accommodation beyond, that extends to over 3000 sqft. Sitting beneath slate and handmade clay tiles this historic house offers versatile accommodation, exceptional room sizes and a lovely walled garden.
To the ground floor is the grand split-level sitting room with a huge Inglenook fireplace, panelled walls and notable carved ceiling timbers. Also facing the street it the fine study with period inscriptions evident within the timbered walls. A lobby area provides access to the main staircase and a door out to the garden and leads to the dining room with its curved back Inglenook and bay window. A notable early stable style door leads to the spacious kitchen/breakfast room with duel aspect windows, cream shaker style units, granite worktops and a second staircase leading to the master bedroom. From the main first floor landing, there is access to the three of the large bedrooms, some featuring fine period floor boards, fireplaces and one with a vaulted ceiling and interconnecting door to the outstanding master bedroom (independently accesses via the second staircase). The landing also provides access to the main bathroom. The huge master bedroom boasts an impressive vaulted ceiling and an en-suite bathroom.
The lovely mature walled garden enjoys a westerly aspect, with a large paved terrace, raised lawns and well-stocked bordering shrubs and trees providing a good degree of privacy. There is access to the utility room and a wood store which leads through a covered passageway onto Stoneham Street. To the opposite side of the street in a courtyard is a double barn style garage/store with parking space to the front.
To the ground floor is the grand split-level sitting room with a huge Inglenook fireplace, panelled walls and notable carved ceiling timbers. Also facing the street it the fine study with period inscriptions evident within the timbered walls. A lobby area provides access to the main staircase and a door out to the garden and leads to the dining room with its curved back Inglenook and bay window. A notable early stable style door leads to the spacious kitchen/breakfast room with duel aspect windows, cream shaker style units, granite worktops and a second staircase leading to the master bedroom. From the main first floor landing, there is access to the three of the large bedrooms, some featuring fine period floor boards, fireplaces and one with a vaulted ceiling and interconnecting door to the outstanding master bedroom (independently accesses via the second staircase). The landing also provides access to the main bathroom. The huge master bedroom boasts an impressive vaulted ceiling and an en-suite bathroom.
The lovely mature walled garden enjoys a westerly aspect, with a large paved terrace, raised lawns and well-stocked bordering shrubs and trees providing a good degree of privacy. There is access to the utility room and a wood store which leads through a covered passageway onto Stoneham Street. To the opposite side of the street in a courtyard is a double barn style garage/store with parking space to the front.
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