luxury real estate for sale Wickford, United Kingdom

Step inside The Hyde where the accommodation opens to a welcoming reception hall, leading to six grand, generously proportioned reception rooms. The bright and spacious kitchen/breakfast room is complemented by a utility, pantry, two cloakrooms, and a boot room. Two studies make this ideal for those seeking work-from-home spaces. The upper levels feature seven bedrooms, including an en-suite and a bedroom currently serving as a games room complete with a snooker table. Three additional family bathrooms ensure convenience for a large household. Step outside where The Hyde is set behind an outstanding gated entrance, with a tree-lined gravel drive leading to the front of the house. The beautifully designed and maintained gardens are a standout feature, offering extensive outdoor entertaining spaces. A large paved terrace overlooks a serene water feature and pool, while a floodlit tennis court, vegetable gardens, manicured lake and a short pitch and putt driving range complete the external offerings. The property includes an impressive collection of outbuildings, currently utilized for garaging, office space, and gym facilities. These buildings offer flexible usage and, with the appropriate permissions, could be transformed into a self-contained annexe. Location Situated just 6.7 miles from Chelmsford City Centre, The Hyde enjoys a peaceful yet accessible location. Danbury village offers a selection of local shops, pubs, and schools, while the nearby A12 and A130 provide convenient road links. Chelmsford mainline station offers direct services to London Liverpool Street in approximately 38 minutes, making this a prime location for commuters. The area is also well-served by a variety of reputable state and private schools.   Services: Oil-fired central heating Private drainage Mains water and electricity Council Tax Band: H EPC Rating: G

Highgrove is a luxury recently built individual home constructed to an exceptional standard using premium materials and traditional skills and experiences. The house is sat well back from the road behind automatic gates which lead to a spacious driveway area in front of the house and the garage. Step inside Highgrove to the splendid reception hallway with sweeping staircase to the first floor.  This impressive room connects the major reception rooms, WC and kitchen areas.   Upstairs the principal suite sits centrally in the home with French doors to a balcony over the rear gardens.  There is an excellent Clive Christian fitted bathroom and a spacious and well planned dressing room.  There are three other generous bedroom suites (two with walk in wardrobes).  Rise again to the top floor and there is an expansive room which could be used for multiple purposes or sub-divided to create further bedroom suites as needed. Step outside and the property is sat back from the road with a spacious sweeping resin bonded driveway, well-kept lawns and areas of planting.  To the rear there is a good sized garden well landscaped with a large sandstone patio ideal for entertaining. Agents Note:  Please be advised this home is constructed & finished to an exceptional standard.  We can provide further information on request and will explain the features of the home to potential applicants. EPC - C

In an idyllic setting surrounded by picturesque open countryside, Wild Farm offers extensive living space with the benefit of a superb Annex, a substantial barn and further office/gym/workshop and a garden room all set amidst 6.5 acres of landscaped grounds including potential for paddock use.  A long driveway leads past the large Barn into a sweeping driveway with turning circle and access to the Car Port. Step inside the main house at Wild Farm, into a welcoming central hallway featuring a balustrade staircase, giving access into an impressive triple aspect main reception which features patio doors either end, allowing access out to the exquisite gardens and a central feature fireplace with woodburning stove.  Across the hallway is a further reception/family room  with bay window and an adjacent study/home office.  The kitchen/dining room is an ideal entertaining and family space with a kitchen area featuring a range of traditional solid wood units, granite worktops and tiled floor.  The units and dresser with wine store also flow through into the dining/breakfast area with patio doors leading to the the garden.  There is an adjacent utility/boot room and a ground floor cloakroom/wc.  To the first floor an expansive galleried landing gives access to the five bedrooms, two having the benefit of a Jack and Jill en-suite bathroom with separate shower.  There is also a spacious family bathroom with corner bath and separate shower. Adjacent to the main house is the purpose-designed three bedroom Annex, perfect for extended family or guests and featuring a dual aspect main living space with adjoining dining area with patio doors opening to the surrounded gardens.  The central fitted kitchen has a range of units with built-in ovens, hob and extractor and the bathroom has a separate shower.   Step outside and the substantial grounds extending to approx., 6.5 acres offer ample space for all the family to enjoy with a landscaped garden area featuring an abundance of trees a shrubs, a pond which is fenced with lush planting creating a wonderful area to site an enjoy the surrounding wildlife and open views.   Within the garden area is a detached Garden Room with wc and is currently utilised as a therapy room.  From the driveway there is the brick built workshop with pitched roof and storage above.  This building has been well designed with a tiled floor, power and light creating an ideal space for storing small machinery, or as a Gym/office space.  The car port is attached. Finally to the front of Wild Farm, alongside the approach lane, is the substantial storage Barn approx. 73ft. x 30ft., with steps up to a storage area above, offering ample space for machinery storage.  The remainder of the land has a separate entrance at the top of the driveway, ideal for Equestrian use as paddock land.   EPC is awaited. The location, albeit an idyllic rural setting, also offers excellent transport links with nearby rail services to central London from North Fambridge, the sailing hub of Burnham on Crouch and Maldon town centre both approx. 6 miles.  Local schools are Purleigh Primary with senior schools at Burnham on Crouch and South Woodham Ferrers.  Chelmsford City centre offers Grammar Schools (approx.14 miles).

Step inside Brandon Hall and discover a seamless blend of historic charm and bespoke modern interiors. Recently renovated, this property boasts a rich local history, once serving as a Rectory originating back to Tudor times. The central magnificent hallway guides you through versatile reception rooms leading to a remarkable sitting/dining room with access to the terrace and grounds beyond. As the centrepiece of family living, the exceptional kitchen/breakfast room is complemented by a large central island and an adjacent family living/dining room. Proceeding to the first floor, you will find the cinema room, playroom, home office and convenient utility room, making Brandon Hall the idyllic family home. Across the first and second floors, six/seven expansive bedrooms, including three ensuites with high-quality fittings, offer uninterrupted views of the picturesque countryside. Brandon Hall further benefits from a lower ground floor which offers the ideal space for a wine cellar. Positioned to the front of Brandon Hall, The Coach House presents a recently renovated further residency, ideal for multi-generational, flexible living. The further living accommodation is arranged over two floors including a convenient ground floor bedroom suite and modern, bespoke kitchen. The first floor offers two further beautifully presented bedroom suites. Step outside Brandon Hall to the enviable wraparound garden with far reaching picturesque views in every direction. In harmony with the home and its desirable lifestyle, the exterior features an in-ground, heated swimming pool with thermal cover, a tennis court and changing room facilities/gym studio. The south-facing gardens, enhanced with a generous paved patio area, effortlessly links the house with the gardens. Expansive lawns dotted with mature plantings and an array of fruit and nut trees create a tranquil environment. Access to this grand estate is via a private, gated entrance leading to a shingled driveway providing ample parking space. Nestled in the quiet village of Bulphan, Brandon Hall is within proximity of local shops/amenities and approximately 3 miles from West Horndon Train Station with a direct line to London. Brentwood Train Station is 7 miles which offers the convenience of the Elizabeth Line running directly to central London and beyond. Similarly, by road, the M25, A13, and A127 networks ensure connectivity to the wider region. Council Tax Band: H (Thurrock) Tenure: Freehold

Step inside this delightful residence which has garnered Grade II Listed status to acknowledge its architectural excellence and rich history. The Old Rectory has undergone meticulous restoration to preserve its original character and period charm, while creating an impressive family home. As you enter through the original, Victorian porch, adorned with charming stained-glass windows, you enter the breathtaking double-height entrance hall showcasing a magnificent oak and pine staircase. The entrance hall leads to four reception rooms benefitting from high ceilings, feature fireplaces and beautiful garden views. Continuing through the ground floor, the large, characterful kitchen features a central island with separate breakfast room and three further utility spaces including a pantry. Ascending to the first floor, the spacious principal bedroom benefits from sprawling countryside views and access to an en-suite bathroom. The first floor offers a further five bedrooms with original features and a large family bathroom. Accessed by a separate staircase, the second floor, formerly the servants’ quarters, offers further accommodation, comprising of a modern, equipped kitchen, two bedrooms, one of which with an ensuite, a reception room currently utilised as a cinema/media room and an additional bathroom. The existing layout, featuring two separate staircases leading to both the first and second floors, presents potential for multi-generational living or accommodating live-in staff. The house has recently undergone extensive renovations, including the installation of four new bathrooms, with underfloor heating added to all six bathrooms. Additionally, there have been upgrades to the electrical system, plumbing, and hot water system. All windows have been refurbished or replaced, and the exterior has undergone complete repointing. Step outside The Old Rectory to the exquisitely landscaped grounds serving as a standout feature. With tiered lawns and beautiful gardens, it provides an idyllic space for relaxation. A dedicated children's play area with in-ground trampoline and child safety grid to the pond and waterfall, ensure the ideal family garden. A sheltered, southwest-facing terrace offers the perfect setting for alfresco dining. Spanning approximately 1.4 acres, the grounds offer abundant space for potential expansion or customisation. Situated in the desirable village of Purleigh, approximately 4 miles south of Maldon and 10 miles east of Chelmsford, this property enjoys a prime location. Purleigh is a quaint semi-rural village boasting amenities such as a community-owned village shop, a well-regarded primary school, a beloved public house, and a parish church. Conveniently, the property is in proximity to South Woodham Ferrers, North Fambridge, and Wickford railway stations, offering direct services to London's Liverpool Street.

Step inside the Old School House, and upon entering, you're welcomed into an impressive reception hall, boasting an attractive monochrome chequered floor leading to the principal reception area. The main living room, which currently includes  a formal dining area, is a delightful space featuring vaulted ceilings, original parquet flooring, a wood-burning stove, and two sets of French doors that open onto the sun terrace. Perfect for entertaining or enjoying peaceful views of the garden. The bespoke kitchen/breakfast room, complete with high ceilings and parquet floors, is a chef’s delight. It features granite work surfaces and a central island, accompanied by modern cabinetry, appliances and ample dining space. The kitchen flows effortlessly into a utility room and a convenient cloakroom. The ground floor also presents a study, a double bedroom with bespoke fitted wardrobes and views of the garden, and a further reception room that connects to a second study/gym area with access to the rear garden via a further set of French doors. Upstairs, the Old School House offers four additional spacious bedrooms and a large family bathroom. There is also planning consent to reconfigure and extend the first floor to create a principal bedroom suite with walk-in wardrobe and ensuite-, plus a further en-suite attached to a large, second double bedroom, ensuring flexibility for the future. Step outside to the expansive rear garden which offers a true retreat. Laid mainly to lawn with a paved sun terrace, mature flower borders, and trees, the rear garden offers a peaceful haven to enjoy country living with far-reaching, uninterrupted views of the countryside. A pedestrian gate leads to the adjoining fields, enhancing the rural charm of the property. The front of the house features a gated entrance, a paved driveway with ample parking, a detached garage and large woodshed. Location: Located in the sought-after village of Good Easter, Old School House enjoys the best of rural living while being well-connected to nearby towns. The village is just a short drive from Chelmsford City Centre, offering excellent shopping, dining, and transport links, including convenient, fast rail services directly to London Liverpool Street. The property also benefits from close proximity to local schools and amenities in The Rodings, making it ideal for family living.

Step inside this delightful, single-story house which desirably flows in a circular motion around an attractive central courtyard garden. The Grade II listed property boasts a beautifully presented country style kitchen/breakfast room with AGA, adjacent dining room and pantry. Continuing through the house, there are two further charming reception rooms adorned with feature fireplaces, sash windows and wooden flooring radiating warmth and charm. Accessed via the reception room, there is a well-proportioned family bathroom with freestanding bath. The Old Post Office enjoys four sizeable bedrooms with the principal bedroom benefitting from an ensuite. Completing the main living accommodation, there is a further study/fifth bedroom and separate WC. From the main driveway, the accommodation continues with a separate utility room, studio/office with shower room, workshop space, garage, and further storage rooms. The Old Post Office presents a unique opportunity to purchase a property rich in history and character, whilst offering sprawling, versatile accommodation over a large plot of approx. 0.6 acres.  Step outside The Old Post Office to the secluded, central courtyard garden perfect for alfresco living. The property additionally enjoys a large, lawned rear garden with mature trees and shrubbery backing onto far-reaching farm fields. The Old Post Office boats two private driveways, one of which gated, offering off street parking for several cars, in addition to three stables used for storage and a car port. This charming, period home is idyllically positioned in the quiet village of Bobbingworth within the sprawling countryside and within a short drive of Ongar High Street and Epping High Street. The Old Post Office offers the tranquillity of rural living yet is accessible via Epping Underground Station within approx. 3 miles and the main road connections of M25 and M11, with central London 25 miles south and Stansted Airport only a 17-mile journey to the north.   Council Tax Band: D (Epping Forest District Council) Tenure: Freehold

Over 2,000 SQFT - Exquisite Elizabethan Manor House - Expansive Grounds - Two En Suites - Stylish Kitchen - Direct Access To Two Terraces - Spacious Living And Dining Room - Allocated And Visitor Parking - Cellar - Private Garage - Additional Guest Cloak RoomHill Hall is an impressive residence set amongst expansive grounds, and manicured lawns, and is accessed via a secure gated entrance. Believed to date back to the 16th Century it had a rich history before the Elizabethan mansion was converted into exclusive luxury apartments. This exceptional property, of over 2,000 SQ FT, offers a wealth of period features combined with tastefully modern touches. The accommodation includes a kitchen breakfast room with sleek worktops and integrated appliances whilst the living and dining room is ideal for entertaining guests. The space is optimised by an additional guest cloak room. Of the three good sized bedrooms, two benefit from en suites, and the apartment also features a cellar, ideal for storage of for wine enthusiasts. The property boasts direct access to two sun lounge areas which offer rolling views of the expansive countryside. Further the apartment offers allocated parking, a private garage and ample visitor parking within the grounds. These spectacular grounds include tennis courts and are a hub for nature and wildlife whilst we are advised the Baronial hall can be used by residents for celebrations and functions. Located in beautiful Theydon Mount and surrounded by rolling countryside there are local shops, schools and amenities in the surrounding areas plus good transport links including the M11, M25 and A414 roads with Epping underground station for the central line in the next town over, that takes you directly into the city.Hill hall is a particularly impressive home so call Durden and Hunt on 012772 402 068 to arrange an internal inspection. LeaseholdCouncil Tax Band G Epping ForestYears Remaining On Lease: 976Ground Rent: 150.00Annual Service Charge: 8,944.50Estate Charge: 3,395.10Consumer Protection from Unfair Trading Regulations 2008. Misrepresentations Act 1967. Property Misdescriptions Act 1991.These details are prepared as a general guide only and should not be relied upon as a basis to enter a legal contract or to commit expenditure. The sales particulars may change in the course of time and any interested party is advised to make a final inspection of the property prior to exchange of contracts or signing of a tenancy agreement. Durden & Hunt have not tested any apparatus, equipment, fixtures and fittings or services. Items shown in photographs are not necessarily included. On occasion photographs may be owner supplied. On most occasions features and facilities of a property are owner advised and potential buyers/tenants are advised to confirm these. Please note that service charge, ground rent and lease lengths are subject to change, and the information we have supplied was true at time of instruction. References to the tenure, lease length, ground rent and service charges for any property are based on information supplied by the seller, buyers are advised to obtain verification of these stated figures from their solicitor before purchasing. Any mention of planning potential or planning permission is based on the current owners opinion, a potential buyer should assume that this is a speculative opinion only and is not based on planning permission being granted or professional advice, unless otherwise stated. Any reference to distance to stations, amenities or schools are taken from portal estimated distances, buyers are advised to do their own research on distances.Buyers/Tenants must check the availability of any property and make an appointment to view before embarking on any journey to see a property.Durden & Hunt are a proud member of The Property Ombudsmen.