Post Office Road, Woodham Mortimer

This spacious family home is a true gem nestled within the sought-after village of Woodham Mortimer. Boasting approximately 3000 sq ft of thoughtfully designed living space, this detached residence offers an ideal blend of comfort and style. The ground floor features multiple reception rooms, a large bespoke kitchen, a utility room, and a convenient home office, all designed to cater to your family's needs. The first floor hosts five generously sized double bedrooms, with two enjoying en-suite bathrooms, while the rest of the family can make use of the large family bathroom.

Externally the property has an established west-facing garden, extending to approximately 0.28 of an acre. Here, you will find patio areas, planting schemes and a charming summer house which could provide endless opportunities for various uses such as a hobby space, home gym, or a tranquil hideaway.

Nestled in the heart of Woodham Mortimer, this family home offers the perfect balance between rural tranquillity and easy access to amenities. The village's idyllic setting provides a serene backdrop to daily life, while still being just a short drive away from local shops and excellent schools. Woodham Mortimer is a delightful community that will make you feel right at home.

This home can be found off a private road, a brief distance from the A414, nestled in the charming semi-rural village of Woodham Mortimer. Woodham Mortimer lies approximately three miles to the southwest of the historic town of Maldon and roughly 9 miles to the east of Chelmsford city. Woodham Mortimer boasts The Hurdlemakers Arms, a public house on Post Office Road, and an Indian restaurant along the A414. Additionally, the village houses a pre-school within its village hall. Surrounding the area, you'll discover a network of footpaths traversing the picturesque Essex countryside. The nearby town of Maldon, one of the oldest recorded towns in Essex, offers a high street adorned with a blend of local and national shops, charming tea rooms, historic pubs, and an array of dining options. The extensive coastline in the vicinity makes it a popular destination for sailing and various water sports. The city of Chelmsford provides an even wider selection of high street shopping, as well as an abundance of bars, cafes, and restaurants.

Residents have access to a range of schools, both public and private, including Maldon Prep School, Sandon High School, Heathcote, Elm Green, and, a bit farther afield, New Hall and Felsted. For commuters, Chelmsford and Hatfield Peverel offer convenient rail connections, and the property enjoys easy access to the A12 by road.