Broxhill Road, Havering-atte-Bower

Havering-atte-Bower is predominantly a Tudor village but also has links to early Saxon England and even has a mention in the Doomsday Book. This quiet picturesque village offers some stunning views and our property benefits from one such view. 

Our property shares its driveway with its neighbour but does give access to its own private parking. There are amazing views from the lounge and front bedrooms that are purely breathtaking. 

When arriving from Broxhill Road onto Dalwood, you notice that we are sharing a driveway with our semidetached neighbour. The property is built on a gradient and we have a step up pathway leading to Sun terrace and Patio to the front.The front door access leads to:
 
The entrance hallway which offers stunning clay mosaic flooring from the original Pygro Manor, solid wood staircase with featured spindle balustrade leading to the first floor, with under stairs cupboard space, picture rail, radiator, and doors leading through to:
 
The Lounge, this room has an oak beam ceiling, bay front with led light double glazed windows overlooking the stunning farm views, inset log fire with mahogany surround and granite hearth. Solid wood flooring with patterned inlaid edging insets from the original palace floor, radiator
 
Sitting room:  this room commences with a square panelled ceiling, coving, central ceiling rose and wall lighting, feature French door leading to rear patio, with matching side screens with a lead light finish. We have a feature open log fireplace which is brick built and has a solid oak mantle and brick hearth, radiator and solid wood flooring.
The kitchen/breakfast room. This room has many stunning features including vaulted ceiling to one end. A twenty foot long kitchen, which is in excess of ten feet wide, with granite work surface over cream gloss finished base level cabinets and matching wall units. Feature double glazed led light windows to two aspects, space for range and other appliances, ceramic tiled flooring. We also have a side door leading to conservatory and opening leading through to dining room and mezzanine floor.
 
Dining room. This room was converted from an existing garage and offers a large dining room space with French doors with matching side screens to the front aspect. Double glazed windows to the flank aspect central ceiling, rose, wall lighting,  solid wood floor and then steps up to a mezzanine.
 
The mezzanine/occasional bedroom. This room has been added into the vaulted ceiling. That continues from the kitchen and has roofline windows, plus lead lighted window to a flank aspect, feature circular window to the front,  solid wood flooring,  balcony that overlooks the kitchen and is currently used as a children’s play area.The upper extension has been used as a 4th bedroom but in recent years as a games room. The extension itself could be used as a separate living area for a teenager with a living room below and patio doors leading out to the front drive. 
 
Conservatory this is a large L-shaped space attached to the rear left-hand corner of the property. The structure is UPVC frame work with multiple doors including French double doors leading out onto the garden has a glass, vaulted ceiling and tiled flooring. Brick based at one end of the conservatory and this gives access to the rear patio and access to a self-contained WC
 
The WC offers  a close coupled flush WC wall mounted hand, wash basin and tiled floor.
 
Landing. This is a wide landing, which is carpeted wall towall with doors, leading into all first floor bedrooms. At the top of the stairs. We have an airing cupboard double glaze window to the flank aspect, offering natural light and central ceiling rose.
 
Bedroom One occupies the back right-hand quarter of the property and is a large room with fitted wardrobes from wall to wall, double glazed leadlight windows to rear aspect, which overlooks the rear garden and there is a set of book cases between the fitted wardrobes. Central ceiling light and radiator
 
Bedroom two this room, occupies the front of the property with a smooth coved ceiling, fitted wardrobes from wall to wall, double glazed leadlight window overlooking the farmland views, picture rail carpeted throughout, central ceiling light and radiator.(The second bedroom has enough space and proximity to the soil stack to be able to add an en-suite.)

Bedroom three also overlooks the farmland to the front aspect. This bedroom is a large double room with wood flooring, smooth ceiling and a quarter box bay double glazed leadlight window to front
 
The family bathroom offers an ultra modern finish with tiled flooring tiled panelling to 2 walls. We have a granite tiled wall to a double walk in shower with full body, jet and floor to ceiling glass screen, custom-made vanity wash basin and concealed close couple flush WC custom design radiator which sits beneath the double glazed led light windows.

Loft Space: is 15' 9'' by 13' 6'' and the height goes from 6' up to 9'. An existing window give a good degree of daylight into the area.This offers lots of opportunity for development.
 
The rear garden has been landscaped to many levels, commencing with a paved patio which then steps up to a large lawn area over three levels to the rear of the garden. We have feature tree and shrub line borders to our neighbours boundaries to the rear and side. We have feature raised flower borders. The garden also benefits from a fenced off allotment, two garden sheds a substantial herb garden feature,  established fruit bearing apple tree, greenhouse and double swing gate leading to the front aspect.
 
 The front garden is dropped from the main house and has feature flower beds, and overlooks the stunning farmland views.
 
There is ample parking to the property with a private driveway and shared access onto Broxhill Road
 
Sellers Note  the house was built from the reclaimed material from the demolition of Pyrgo Mansion in the 1930's. Most of what is here today comes from the mansion, including the mosaic floor in the hall. The inlayed oak floor in the front room we think may have come from Pyrgo Palace which preceded the mansion and had links to Anne Boleyn. Both buildings were situated on the farm next to the house.
The loft space is of a large size and benefits from a window that has a flank aspect view 
The property was once owned by David Essex family and he often visited.

Room Measurements:

Entance Hall  18'0" x 8'1"

Lounge  17'6" > 14'9" x 16'3" 

Sitting Room  15'11" x 15'2"

Kitchen/Breakfast  20'3" x 11'1" 

Dining Room  14'9" x 9'5" 

Mezzanine Floor  14'9" x 9'5" 

Conservatory  18'5" > 4'1" x 18'5" > 10'0"
(L shape) 

W.C.  4'1" x 3'3" 

Landing  12'8" x 9'11" 

Shower Room  9'10" x 7'3" 

Bedrooom One  15'11" x 12'6" (front of wardrobes) 

Bedroom Two  14'7" x 12'0"

Bedroom Three  10'4" x 9'11" 

Loft Space  boarded and Sky Light  (unmeasured) 

Rear Garden  93ft max x 80ft max
(wrap around) 

Driveway to off street parking