High Street, Littlebury, Nr Saffron Walden, Essex, CB11

BARTON HOUSE is an attractive Grade II Listed cottage situated in the very heart of what remains a popular and highly regarded village which gives good access into Saffron Walden and to the nearby railway stations at Audley End (Wendens Ambo) and Great Chesterford.

The property itself provides nicely proportioned living accommodation with its front door leading into an entrance hall with attractive brick laid floor, exposed timbers, stairs rising to the first floor and ground floor cloakroom set to one side. The principal reception room provides space for sitting and dining areas, having 3 windows to the front drawing in good amounts of natural light, part-glazed door to the rear courtyard garden and fireplace with fitted stove. The kitchen sits towards the rear of the house and provides a range of storage cupboards with worktops, built-in oven and hob with extractor fan over, two windows to the side and, beyond the kitchen, is a useful utility area which has a partly-glazed door to outside.

The first floor landing gives access to 3 bedrooms and a family bathroom; the main bedroom in particular is a most impressive room with high vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and timbers and two windows looking out to the front.

OUTSIDE, there is a gravelled courtyard area to the rear which creates a nicely enclosed area ideal for outside entertaining. The area measures approx. 23ft deep x 24ft wide max > 14ft.

LITTLEBURY is a North West Essex village, with a mixture of modern and period properties, a public house and fine Parish Church. The market town of Saffron Walden is approximately 2.5 miles distant, providing shops, schools, recreational facilities and other amenities. The City of Cambridge (14 miles) provides first class education, further amenities, shopping centres, etc. Mainline railway stations can be found at Audley End (Wendens Ambo) south and Great Chesterford north, both approx. 2.5 miles providing train services to London’s Liverpool St (approx. 55 minutes) and Cambridge. The M11 (J9) has a southerly access point 3 miles from the village.