John Thresh Way, Langford, CM9

This stunning family house was built in 2015 to a high specification, offering over 3000 sq ft of meticulously designed living accommodation, yet the present owners have managed to invest in many home improvements to enhance the living space.

A new luxury hand-made kitchen from Huttons in Billericay has been installed into the 26' impressive rear kitchen/diner, where the owners have also installed two huge sliding glass doors to open this impressive room to the garden. The new units incorporate high-end integrated appliances, a large central island, integral bar/drinks serving area with separate fridge, all finished with Dekton stone work-surfaces. This room, along with the other three receptions, cloakroom and utility are all located off of the truly spacious and welcoming reception hallway, which also boasts a large cloak cupboard. The utility has thoughtfully been adapted to include a dog shower (also works for muddy kids!), to wash off your pet after a countryside or river stroll.

To the first floor, a large feature landing mirrors the hallway and leads to the four double bedrooms. The principal room features a luxury en-suite bathroom and large fitted dressing room whilst, the second bedroom also benefits from its own en-suite and dressing area. A family bathroom is shared by the two remaining bedrooms, with connecting door from bedroom three.

For a property built in 2015, the grounds are generous, with a driveway for multiple cars, accessed by electric gates with a brick wall border. An oversized double garage provides parking for two large cars, with additional storage area, which could also be adapted for a home work-space/office. The un-overlooked rear garden enjoys a south/west aspect, backing onto a woodland area and features a large patio area, lawn and shrub screening.

Located on the northern border of Maldon, Langford is a historic riverside village surrounded by beautiful Essex countryside. An untapped hamlet with a stunning landscape, yet conveniently well connected to highly regarded local schooling and access to the cities of London and Chelmsford.