North Hill, Little Baddow, Chelmsford, Essex, CM3

A detached family home with potential, set in about an acre within a prime position.

Description

This beautifully presented, detached family home offers over 2,300 sq ft of well-planned accommodation, combining generous living spaces with a practical layout that is perfectly suited to modern family life.

A spacious entrance hall provides access to the principal reception areas, including a substantial sitting room, extending to 22 ft in length, with dual access into both the dining room, a delightful sun room and linking seamlessly with the dining room, creating a lovely flow, ideal for entertaining. A separate study provides an ideal space for working from home. The kitchen is fitted with a range of units and leads to a good-sized utility room, offering direct access to the rear garden. Completing the ground floor is a cloakroom and an integral double garage.

Upstairs, the property provides four well-proportioned bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room, while the remaining bedrooms are served by a family bathroom and a separate WC.

Flint House is set on an idyllic and unique plot of about an acre. To the front of the property there is a paved garden area with a private gravel driveway providing off-street parking and a double garage.

To the rear there are formal gardens and a unique and private plot with an established boundary boasting many mature trees and shrubs, creating its own tranquil oasis.

Services
Mains water, electricity and drainage. Oil-fired heating.

Local authority
Chelmsford City Council. Council tax band = F (with improvement indicator)

Location

Danbury village: 2.6 miles, A12 (junction 18 Sandon Park & Ride): 3.6 miles, Hatfield Peverel: 3.9 miles (London Liverpool Street from 43 minutes), Chelmsford: 6.3 miles (London Liverpool Street from 36 minutes). All distances approx.

Little Baddow has two pubs - the traditional The Rodney Inn and the Generals Arms, which incorporates Olio on the Ridge restaurant. Little Baddow is known by nature lovers and walkers, offering a variety of scenic routes through woodlands, meadows and along the riverbanks. Heather Hills and Blake's Wood, managed by the National Trust, are just two of the many beautiful spots where you can enjoy walks through ancient woodlands rich in wildlife.

One of the village’s most popular spots is Paper Mill Lock, a beautiful spot along the Chelmer and Blackwater Navigation. Here, you can enjoy riverside walks, watch boats pass through the lock and stop for a bite at the tearoom. For families, Little Baddow is close to a range of excellent schools in nearby villages and towns.

The nearby village of Danbury is home to Danbury Park Community Primary School. St. John's Church of England Primary School is another popular choice, also located in Danbury. For secondary education, The Sandon School is located close by. New Hall School is a popular choice in the private sector with grammar schools in both Chelmsford and Colchester.

The neighbouring village of Danbury offers a variety of amenities including a Co-op, cafes, pubs and medical facilities, as well as several independent shops, bakeries and restaurants. Danbury also has recreational facilities such as Danbury Sports and Social Centre. Additionally, there is Danbury Country Park, an open community space.

For commuters, there are excellent transport links nearby. Chelmsford railway station is the primary station for trains into London Liverpool Street, with journey times of around 35 minutes. It also offers services to other parts of Essex and the UK. Additionally, Hatfield Peverel railway station is located slightly closer to Little Baddow and on the same line. Beaulieu Park station is set to open in Chelmsford in 2025, which will offer even more convenient rail connections. This new station will provide additional services into London and across Essex.

Little Baddow is ideally located for those who enjoy sailing and water sports, with several excellent coastal spots. The nearby towns of Maldon and Burnham-on-Crouch provide access to the River Blackwater and the River Crouch, both popular destinations for sailing enthusiasts. Maldon is famous for its historic maritime connections and offers sailing clubs and marinas, as well as opportunities for kayaking and paddleboarding. Burnham-on-Crouch is also known for its sailing clubs and regattas, making it a great destination for keen sailors.

Square Footage: 2,340 sq ft



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