- For Sale
- Guided Price: GBP 1,395,000
- Build Size: 3,876 ft2
- Property Type: Single Family Home
- Bedroom: 5
Location
Sackfords is delightfully situated in Mole Hill Green, a quaint and picturesque hamlet within the vicinity of Felsted. This delightful corner of the countryside provides semi-rural living in a popular and accessible location.
Felsted, 2.9 miles west of the property, provides local amenities including a village shop and post office. Holy Cross Church, The Swan Inn public house, a tea room and Rumblebees (a bookshop/music cafe) also serve the village. The area is well served by both state and private schools with a primary and pre-school at Felsted, together with the renowned Felsted School for boys and girls from age 4-18, recognised for its academic excellence. There are secondary schools at Dunmow, Notley and Chelmsford.
Access to Mole Hill Green and Felsted is convenient, with several options available. The village is located just a short distance from the A120, a major road connecting it to nearby towns and cities such as Braintree and Chelmsford. This allows for easy commuting by car. For the commuter, the area benefits from its proximity to railway stations such as Braintree and Chelmsford, providing direct links to London Liverpool Street and other destinations across the region.
Description
Dating back to the 16th century with modern alterations, Sackfords is a substantial country cottage, with plastered elevations and a part-thatched and tiled roof, occupying beautifully landscaped gardens and grounds of about 1.5 acres.
This charming family home blends period character with a spacious, light-filled modern extension, offering versatile accommodation extending to approximately 3,900 sq ft with views over the surrounding gardens and grounds from many of the principal rooms.
Arranged over two levels, the first floor features five well-proportioned bedrooms, served by two bathrooms and a cloakroom. The ground floor offers a flexible layout, ideally suited for both family living and entertaining, with two distinct areas - showcasing both period features and contemporary design. There are up to five reception rooms, in addition to a well-appointed kitchen to the ground floor.
The property is approached from the front via an open archway which leads into the handcrafted country-style kitchen, featuring exposed timbers, quarry-tiled and solid oak flooring, and a fully glazed rear wall with double doors to the garden. The kitchen boasts bespoke solid oak surfaces, a south-facing bay window with a window seat, a walk-in pantry and terracotta tiled flooring.
Adjacent is a snug/study area with a rear bay window, solid oak flooring and exposed timbers, flowing into an inner hallway/reading area, which features a large inglenook fireplace. A bright reception space offers triple-aspect windows, French doors, exposed ceiling timbers, inset lighting and underfloor heating. Another reception room continues the oak flooring and exposed timbers, complemented by a small fireplace and French doors leading to a side terrace and the original front porch.
The utility room is fitted with bespoke cupboards, space for appliances and access to a cloakroom with a WC and wash basin. The rear reception room is a striking space with a vaulted ceiling, wrap-around windows, double-height oak doors, French doors and oak flooring. The library/study, complete with built-in bookshelves, a bay window, oak-style flooring and ceiling spotlights, provides a further reception space.
An oak staircase ascends to a spacious landing with storage, leading to all bedrooms, two bathrooms and a WC.
Outside
The property is discreetly set back from its country lane setting and is approached via a gravel driveway, enclosed by a high brick wall, which provides ample parking for multiple vehicles. The driveway leads to a double garage with double opening doors, power and lighting together with a generous eaves storage area. The garage houses the external boiler room and heating systems, with a courtesy door offering side access.
The beautifully landscaped gardens wrap around the house, featuring a variety of specimen trees, including oak, birch and willow, as well as an apple orchard.
The boundaries, defined by high brick walls, create a strong sense of privacy, and the grounds extend to about 1.5 acres. The gardens are thoughtfully maintained, boasting mature flower and shrub borders, multiple terraces and decked seating areas. There is a large pond with a raised deck area, a garden shed and a log store.
Services
Mains water and electricity. Compliant private drainage, propane gas heating.
Directions
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Sackfords is delightfully situated in Mole Hill Green, a quaint and picturesque hamlet within the vicinity of Felsted. This delightful corner of the countryside provides semi-rural living in a popular and accessible location.
Felsted, 2.9 miles west of the property, provides local amenities including a village shop and post office. Holy Cross Church, The Swan Inn public house, a tea room and Rumblebees (a bookshop/music cafe) also serve the village. The area is well served by both state and private schools with a primary and pre-school at Felsted, together with the renowned Felsted School for boys and girls from age 4-18, recognised for its academic excellence. There are secondary schools at Dunmow, Notley and Chelmsford.
Access to Mole Hill Green and Felsted is convenient, with several options available. The village is located just a short distance from the A120, a major road connecting it to nearby towns and cities such as Braintree and Chelmsford. This allows for easy commuting by car. For the commuter, the area benefits from its proximity to railway stations such as Braintree and Chelmsford, providing direct links to London Liverpool Street and other destinations across the region.
Description
Dating back to the 16th century with modern alterations, Sackfords is a substantial country cottage, with plastered elevations and a part-thatched and tiled roof, occupying beautifully landscaped gardens and grounds of about 1.5 acres.
This charming family home blends period character with a spacious, light-filled modern extension, offering versatile accommodation extending to approximately 3,900 sq ft with views over the surrounding gardens and grounds from many of the principal rooms.
Arranged over two levels, the first floor features five well-proportioned bedrooms, served by two bathrooms and a cloakroom. The ground floor offers a flexible layout, ideally suited for both family living and entertaining, with two distinct areas - showcasing both period features and contemporary design. There are up to five reception rooms, in addition to a well-appointed kitchen to the ground floor.
The property is approached from the front via an open archway which leads into the handcrafted country-style kitchen, featuring exposed timbers, quarry-tiled and solid oak flooring, and a fully glazed rear wall with double doors to the garden. The kitchen boasts bespoke solid oak surfaces, a south-facing bay window with a window seat, a walk-in pantry and terracotta tiled flooring.
Adjacent is a snug/study area with a rear bay window, solid oak flooring and exposed timbers, flowing into an inner hallway/reading area, which features a large inglenook fireplace. A bright reception space offers triple-aspect windows, French doors, exposed ceiling timbers, inset lighting and underfloor heating. Another reception room continues the oak flooring and exposed timbers, complemented by a small fireplace and French doors leading to a side terrace and the original front porch.
The utility room is fitted with bespoke cupboards, space for appliances and access to a cloakroom with a WC and wash basin. The rear reception room is a striking space with a vaulted ceiling, wrap-around windows, double-height oak doors, French doors and oak flooring. The library/study, complete with built-in bookshelves, a bay window, oak-style flooring and ceiling spotlights, provides a further reception space.
An oak staircase ascends to a spacious landing with storage, leading to all bedrooms, two bathrooms and a WC.
Outside
The property is discreetly set back from its country lane setting and is approached via a gravel driveway, enclosed by a high brick wall, which provides ample parking for multiple vehicles. The driveway leads to a double garage with double opening doors, power and lighting together with a generous eaves storage area. The garage houses the external boiler room and heating systems, with a courtesy door offering side access.
The beautifully landscaped gardens wrap around the house, featuring a variety of specimen trees, including oak, birch and willow, as well as an apple orchard.
The boundaries, defined by high brick walls, create a strong sense of privacy, and the grounds extend to about 1.5 acres. The gardens are thoughtfully maintained, boasting mature flower and shrub borders, multiple terraces and decked seating areas. There is a large pond with a raised deck area, a garden shed and a log store.
Services
Mains water and electricity. Compliant private drainage, propane gas heating.
Directions
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