Church Road, Boreham Village, Chelmsford
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- PROPERTY TYPE
Country House
- BEDROOMS
8
- BATHROOMS
5
- SIZE
6,574 sq ft
611 sq m
- TENUREDescribes how you own a property. There are different types of tenure - freehold, leasehold, and commonhold.Read more about tenure in our glossary page.
Freehold
Key features
- Traditional residence and cottage
- Six bedrooms, three classical reception rooms
- Two double garages
- Substantial in-out carriage driveway
- Delightful landscaped parkland gardens
- Beautiful period main residence
- Separate two bedroom cottage
- Grade II listed with many period features
- Walking distance to primary and New Hall prep
- Easy access road and rail links (Beaulieu Park)
Description
DISTINGUISHED GEORGIAN VICARAGE WITH ADJOINING TUDOR & ELIZABETHAN COTTAGE
Occupying a magnificent position in the very heart of Boreham, The Old Vicarage is an exceptional Grade II Listed Georgian residence of remarkable beauty and historic significance. Adjoined by a charming Tudor and Elizabethan cottage, the property offers an outstanding blend of architectural heritage, character and versatility. Surrounded by wonderfully private, mature gardens, this impressive home enjoys a peaceful village setting whilst remaining within easy reach of highly regarded schools, local amenities and direct rail services into central London.
Approached via an elegant sweeping carriage driveway, The Old Vicarage immediately conveys the sense of arrival befitting such a distinguished country residence. Built in 1797 and extending to over 6,500 sq ft, the house displays all the grace, symmetry and proportion associated with the finest Georgian architecture. Carefully restored and lovingly maintained, the property retains an abundance of original features whilst seamlessly accommodating the requirements of modern family life. The result is a home of considerable warmth and refinement, where centuries of history sit comfortably alongside contemporary comforts.
The impressive reception hall provides a grand introduction to the accommodation beyond, setting the tone for the elegance found throughout the house. The principal reception rooms are beautifully proportioned and bathed in natural light from tall sash windows framing views across the gardens. High ceilings, decorative cornicing, original fireplaces and a wealth of period detailing combine to create interiors of exceptional character and sophistication. Two substantial reception rooms offer superb spaces for both formal entertaining and relaxed family living, whilst the dining room provides a striking setting for larger gatherings and special occasions.
At the heart of the home, the kitchen enjoys delightful garden views and serves as a welcoming hub for everyday life. A practical utility room and a range of ancillary spaces support the smooth running of the household. Throughout the property there is a wonderful sense of harmony between the elegant Georgian architecture of the principal house and the rich character of the adjoining Tudor cottage, each complementing the other beautifully.
The main residence provides six generously proportioned bedrooms arranged across the upper floors, all enjoying peaceful outlooks over the surrounding gardens and village landscape. The accommodation is complemented by well-appointed family bathrooms and an enduring sense of space and tranquility.
The adjoining Tudor and Elizabethan cottage offers a further two bedrooms together with an array of characterful ancillary accommodation, making it ideally suited for extended family, guest accommodation or independent living arrangements. Exposed timbers, period fireplaces and a host of charming architectural features create a distinctive atmosphere that is both inviting and full of historic charm.
Outside, the gardens and grounds are a particular highlight, evoking the timeless appeal of a traditional English country garden. Sweeping lawns, mature trees and established planting create a picturesque and private setting, with a variety of secluded seating areas providing places to relax and enjoy the surroundings. The carriage driveway winds gracefully through the grounds towards the house, whilst substantial garaging and outbuildings offer excellent practicality. Two detached double garages, together with additional outbuildings, provide extensive storage and workshop potential.
The village setting combines rural charm with exceptional convenience. Beaulieu Park Station, approximately 1.8 miles away, offers regular services into London, while New Hall Preparatory School is within easy walking distance and Boreham Primary School is situated nearby. Boreham enjoys a strong sense of community and offers a range of local amenities including village shops, a doctor's surgery, pharmacy, pubs and restaurants. Scenic countryside walks can be enjoyed nearby, including those leading to the popular Papermill Lock Tea Rooms at Little Baddow.
The city of Chelmsford is close at hand, providing an extensive selection of shopping, leisure and educational facilities. These include New Hall School, KEGS, Chelmsford County High highly regarded grammar schools and the renowned Felsted School. Rail services from both Chelmsford and Beaulieu Park provide direct access to London Liverpool Street in approximately thirty minutes, making The Old Vicarage ideally suited to commuters and families seeking a substantial country home within convenient reach of the capital.
Rich in history, architectural elegance and timeless character, The Old Vicarage represents a rare opportunity to acquire one of the area's most distinguished village houses—a landmark residence of exceptional quality, heritage and enduring appeal.
Agent's Note: The principal house and adjoining cottage are held under separate Land Registry titles. There is potential to purchase the main house independently of the cottage; however, the cottage is not available for separate purchase. There is however, an option to buy the cottage separately at a later date. Please call the agent to discuss in further detail.
Tenure: Freehold
As an integral part of the community, we've gotten to know the best professionals for the job. If we recommend one to you, it will be in good faith that they'll make the process as smooth as can be. Please be aware that a small number of the parties we recommend (certainly not the majority) may on occasion pay us a referral fee up to £200. You are under no obligation to use a third party we have recommended.
Should you successfully have an offer accepted on a property of ours and proceed to purchase it there is an administration charge of £36 inc. VAT per person (non-refundable) to complete our Anti Money Laundering Identity checks.
Council Tax: The Council tax for this property is band G with an annual amount of £3,371.40.
MAIN HOUSE
Ground floor
Grand reception hall
30' 0" (9.14m)
Cloakroom
Sitting room
22' 3" x 17' 11" (6.78m x 5.46m)
Drawing room
22' 5" x 17' 6" (6.83m x 5.33m)
Dining room
16' 1" x 14' 3" (4.90m x 4.34m)
Kitchen/breakfast room
16' 9" In to the Aga x 16' 6" (5.11m x 5.03m)
Utility room
12' 8" x 6' 7" (3.86m x 2.01m)
First floor
Landing
Master bedroom
17' 1" x 14' 3" (5.21m x 4.34m)
Bedroom 2
17' 6" x 16' 7" (5.33m x 5.05m)
Bedroom 3
16' 3" x 14' 9" (4.95m x 4.50m)
En suite bathroom
Main bathroom
Inner landing
Bedroom 4
15' 4" x 12' 11" (4.67m x 3.94m)
Wash room & separate cloakroom
Second floor gallery landing
Bedroom 5
17' 0" x 10' 11" (5.18m x 3.33m)
Bedroom 6
4.95 m x 5.08 m (16'3" x 16'8")
COTTAGE
Tudor/Elizabethan cottage
The adjoining cottage is an impressive 1,475 SQ FT and is held on a seprate title but will be sold jointly with the main house for one agreed price.
Occupying a magnificent position in the very heart of Boreham, The Old Vicarage is an exceptional Grade II Listed Georgian residence of remarkable beauty and historic significance. Adjoined by a charming Tudor and Elizabethan cottage, the property offers an outstanding blend of architectural heritage, character and versatility. Surrounded by wonderfully private, mature gardens, this impressive home enjoys a peaceful village setting whilst remaining within easy reach of highly regarded schools, local amenities and direct rail services into central London.
Approached via an elegant sweeping carriage driveway, The Old Vicarage immediately conveys the sense of arrival befitting such a distinguished country residence. Built in 1797 and extending to over 6,500 sq ft, the house displays all the grace, symmetry and proportion associated with the finest Georgian architecture. Carefully restored and lovingly maintained, the property retains an abundance of original features whilst seamlessly accommodating the requirements of modern family life. The result is a home of considerable warmth and refinement, where centuries of history sit comfortably alongside contemporary comforts.
The impressive reception hall provides a grand introduction to the accommodation beyond, setting the tone for the elegance found throughout the house. The principal reception rooms are beautifully proportioned and bathed in natural light from tall sash windows framing views across the gardens. High ceilings, decorative cornicing, original fireplaces and a wealth of period detailing combine to create interiors of exceptional character and sophistication. Two substantial reception rooms offer superb spaces for both formal entertaining and relaxed family living, whilst the dining room provides a striking setting for larger gatherings and special occasions.
At the heart of the home, the kitchen enjoys delightful garden views and serves as a welcoming hub for everyday life. A practical utility room and a range of ancillary spaces support the smooth running of the household. Throughout the property there is a wonderful sense of harmony between the elegant Georgian architecture of the principal house and the rich character of the adjoining Tudor cottage, each complementing the other beautifully.
The main residence provides six generously proportioned bedrooms arranged across the upper floors, all enjoying peaceful outlooks over the surrounding gardens and village landscape. The accommodation is complemented by well-appointed family bathrooms and an enduring sense of space and tranquility.
The adjoining Tudor and Elizabethan cottage offers a further two bedrooms together with an array of characterful ancillary accommodation, making it ideally suited for extended family, guest accommodation or independent living arrangements. Exposed timbers, period fireplaces and a host of charming architectural features create a distinctive atmosphere that is both inviting and full of historic charm.
Outside, the gardens and grounds are a particular highlight, evoking the timeless appeal of a traditional English country garden. Sweeping lawns, mature trees and established planting create a picturesque and private setting, with a variety of secluded seating areas providing places to relax and enjoy the surroundings. The carriage driveway winds gracefully through the grounds towards the house, whilst substantial garaging and outbuildings offer excellent practicality. Two detached double garages, together with additional outbuildings, provide extensive storage and workshop potential.
The village setting combines rural charm with exceptional convenience. Beaulieu Park Station, approximately 1.8 miles away, offers regular services into London, while New Hall Preparatory School is within easy walking distance and Boreham Primary School is situated nearby. Boreham enjoys a strong sense of community and offers a range of local amenities including village shops, a doctor's surgery, pharmacy, pubs and restaurants. Scenic countryside walks can be enjoyed nearby, including those leading to the popular Papermill Lock Tea Rooms at Little Baddow.
The city of Chelmsford is close at hand, providing an extensive selection of shopping, leisure and educational facilities. These include New Hall School, KEGS, Chelmsford County High highly regarded grammar schools and the renowned Felsted School. Rail services from both Chelmsford and Beaulieu Park provide direct access to London Liverpool Street in approximately thirty minutes, making The Old Vicarage ideally suited to commuters and families seeking a substantial country home within convenient reach of the capital.
Rich in history, architectural elegance and timeless character, The Old Vicarage represents a rare opportunity to acquire one of the area's most distinguished village houses—a landmark residence of exceptional quality, heritage and enduring appeal.
Agent's Note: The principal house and adjoining cottage are held under separate Land Registry titles. There is potential to purchase the main house independently of the cottage; however, the cottage is not available for separate purchase. There is however, an option to buy the cottage separately at a later date. Please call the agent to discuss in further detail.
Tenure: Freehold
As an integral part of the community, we've gotten to know the best professionals for the job. If we recommend one to you, it will be in good faith that they'll make the process as smooth as can be. Please be aware that a small number of the parties we recommend (certainly not the majority) may on occasion pay us a referral fee up to £200. You are under no obligation to use a third party we have recommended.
Should you successfully have an offer accepted on a property of ours and proceed to purchase it there is an administration charge of £36 inc. VAT per person (non-refundable) to complete our Anti Money Laundering Identity checks.
Council Tax: The Council tax for this property is band G with an annual amount of £3,371.40.
MAIN HOUSE
Ground floor
Grand reception hall
30' 0" (9.14m)
Cloakroom
Sitting room
22' 3" x 17' 11" (6.78m x 5.46m)
Drawing room
22' 5" x 17' 6" (6.83m x 5.33m)
Dining room
16' 1" x 14' 3" (4.90m x 4.34m)
Kitchen/breakfast room
16' 9" In to the Aga x 16' 6" (5.11m x 5.03m)
Utility room
12' 8" x 6' 7" (3.86m x 2.01m)
First floor
Landing
Master bedroom
17' 1" x 14' 3" (5.21m x 4.34m)
Bedroom 2
17' 6" x 16' 7" (5.33m x 5.05m)
Bedroom 3
16' 3" x 14' 9" (4.95m x 4.50m)
En suite bathroom
Main bathroom
Inner landing
Bedroom 4
15' 4" x 12' 11" (4.67m x 3.94m)
Wash room & separate cloakroom
Second floor gallery landing
Bedroom 5
17' 0" x 10' 11" (5.18m x 3.33m)
Bedroom 6
4.95 m x 5.08 m (16'3" x 16'8")
COTTAGE
Tudor/Elizabethan cottage
The adjoining cottage is an impressive 1,475 SQ FT and is held on a seprate title but will be sold jointly with the main house for one agreed price.
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Church Road - Details- COUNCIL TAXA payment made to your local authority in order to pay for local services like schools, libraries, and refuse collection. The amount you pay depends on the value of the property.Read more about council Tax in our glossary page.
- Band: G
- PARKINGDetails of how and where vehicles can be parked, and any associated costs.Read more about parking in our glossary page.
- Driveway
- GARDENA property has access to an outdoor space, which could be private or shared.
- Private garden
- ACCESSIBILITYHow a property has been adapted to meet the needs of vulnerable or disabled individuals.Read more about accessibility in our glossary page.
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Monthly repayments£10,030
Property: £ 2,000,000
Deposit: £ 200,000
Interest rate: 5.33%
Term: 30 years
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