Beggar Hill, Fryerning

A divine, late Edwardian 'Arts & Craft' style home, set in the prime village of Fryerning, positioned wonderfully back from the road with a deep front garden and large gated driveway, as well as a host of outbuildings. Approaching the property via the winding front path presents an opportunity to admire the rich and detailed character: a red brick façade with attractive 'Arts & Craft' timbering sits beneath a red clay tile roof.

The front garden is a delight, abundant in colour and mature flowering shrubs, with a sunny patio set to the front of the house. An enclosed porch leads to an attractive, original front door, which in turn gives access to an inner hallway. The extended accommodation includes two reception rooms, as well as a kitchen/breakfast room across the rear of the home. A utility room and ground floor wet room provide further versatility, and options for reconfiguration.

The first floor provides three good size bedrooms and a bathroom, all accessed via a spacious landing, with a further en-suite shower room to the main bedroom. The property features a loft, which may offer potential for conversion, subject to necessary consents.

Externally there are a selection of outbuildings, including an original outhouse - currently utilised as a further utility space and home office - as well as a versatile timber cabin with glass bifold door, and a double carport with additional storage to the front driveway.

Often referred to as 'Essex's best kept secret', Fryerning is surrounded by a wealth of Green Belt, farmland and woodland, and the area retains a distinctly rural atmosphere despite its convenient location between Ingatestone, Shenfield and Chelmsford. Neighbouring Ingatestone offers regular mainline rail services to London Liverpool Street in under 30 mins, with a range of well reputed schools in easy driving distance, including the Anglo European school.