Chapel Lane, Little Baddow, Chelmsford, Essex, CM3

A modest single storey detached barn-style property with adaptable accommodation on about 0.29 acre plot.

Description

A modest detached barn situated in a tree-lined country lane on the borders of Little Baddow. Offered as a single storey country idyll , or as a development opportunity to replace the current property with a new detached two storey house, planning reference 24/00418/FUL. The site extends to about 0.29 acre with a rear garden of approximately 170ft.

A single storey detached barn-style property provides adaptable accommodation. There are two bedrooms, a shower room, a small kitchen fitted with modern units and a living room with dual-aspects and double-glazed sliding patio doors onto the rear garden. There is scope to extend the current accommodation and the property has a large full-length loft. Planning permission has been granted to demolish the current building and replace with a new 2,100 sq. ft detached house.

Outside
The garden has an open area of grass and beyond, a further area is overgrown and will need landscaping by the incoming purchaser. There are some large specimen trees to be retained.

Services
Mains water and electricity. Private modern drainage system.

Location

Danbury: 2 miles, Sandon Park & Ride: 3.6 miles, Hatfield Peverel: 4.4 miles: (rail service to London), Chelmsford City: 5.8 miles (rail service to London). All distances approximate.

The site is located in a wonderful setting on the outskirts of the pleasant Essex village of Little Baddow, on a leafy lane close to Blakes Wood, private fishing lakes and conservation areas. Little Baddow itself is a desirable village with two public houses (The Generals Arms – incorporating Olio on the Ridge restaurant - and The Rodney). There is a very highly regarded preparatory school (Elm Green), a village hall, two long-established churches and a sports ground with a clubhouse, which is home to a local cricket club in the summer months.

The village lies just north of Danbury and has a range of local shops, amenities and schools (including Heathcote Preparatory School and Nursery). There is good road access to the Sandon Park & Ride for direct bus routes into Chelmsford city centre and beyond.

The village of Hatfield Peverel (about 4.4 miles away) is also on the main rail line to London and offers commuters an alternative choice of station.

To the south, Shenfield and Brentwood have Elizabeth Line rail services. The Hoppet Barn is about six miles due east of the city of Chelmsford, which provides an excellent choice of facilities including a bustling shopping centre, and Bond Street (consisting of John Lewis and a selection of restaurants), two grammar schools (KEGS and CCHS), as well as a railway station on the main line into London Liverpool Street and access onto the A12.

The area is crossed with footpaths and bridleways linking the National Trust woodland and heathlands, within the surrounding countryside.




Acreage: 0.29 Acres