Hunters Court, Wix, CO11

This imposing home in Hunters Court is a notably spacious 2022-built semi-detached house, forming part of a small Bocking Homes development on the edge of Wix. With around 1,490 sq ft of accommodation, a dedicated study, a large rear kitchen/diner, separate living room and three well-proportioned bedrooms, it offers far more depth and flexibility than many modern three-bedroom homes.

The setting is a key part of the appeal. Hunters Court has the feel of a small, thoughtfully designed courtyard rather than a large estate, with traditional styling, sash-style windows, red brick and rendered elevations, slate rooflines and a cohesive village-edge appearance. Number 4 sits with a double-width driveway to the side, providing excellent off-street parking and an EV charging point, while the rear garden backs onto green land, giving the house a more open outlook than expected from a newer home.

Inside, the entrance hall immediately sets the tone. It is wide, bright and well finished, with a part-glazed front door, sash-style window, wood-effect flooring, recessed lighting and a staircase rising neatly to one side. The proportions make the arrival feel generous, with clear access to the study, living room, cloakroom and the kitchen/diner at the rear.

The kitchen/diner is the heart of the house. Extending across the rear, it has a smart contemporary finish with a two-tone kitchen, pale work surfaces and a large central island with breakfast bar seating. A roof lantern draws daylight down into the room, while the wide bi-folding doors open directly onto the garden, creating a strong connection between inside and outside. There is space for a full dining table, making this a proper everyday room for cooking, eating and entertaining rather than simply a kitchen with room squeezed in. Integrated appliances include an oven, hob, extractor, washing machine and fridge/freezer, with tall storage and generous preparation space adding to the practical appeal.

The living room sits separately, giving the house useful flexibility. It is a large, calm reception room with soft carpet, recessed lighting and a warm muted colour palette. Double doors connect it back to the kitchen/diner, allowing the ground floor to open up when entertaining, while still giving a quieter room for evenings. This balance between open-plan and separate living is one of the strengths of the layout.

At the front of the house, the study is another important feature. It is a proper room rather than a token workspace, with a large sash-style window, recessed lighting and enough space for a desk, storage and shelving. For buyers working from home, running a business, needing a homework room, or simply wanting a separate gaming or hobby space, it gives the house an extra layer of day-to-day usability.

Upstairs, the landing is generous and neatly arranged, with access to all three bedrooms, the family bathroom and a central storage cupboard. The principal bedroom is a comfortable double with a fitted wardrobe, soft carpet, recessed ceiling lights and space for freestanding furniture. Its en-suite is smartly finished, with a large glazed shower enclosure, rainfall-style shower head, vanity basin, WC, chrome heated towel rail and a window for natural light.

The second bedroom is also a generous double, positioned at the front of the home, while the third bedroom is a useful additional room with a rear-facing window looking over the garden and open land beyond. Together, the bedrooms give the house genuine flexibility for families, guests, home working or dressing space.

The family bathroom is particularly impressive in scale and finish. Large-format stone-effect tiling wraps around the room, with a wide frosted sash-style window bringing in natural light while maintaining privacy. A full-length bath has a glazed screen and rainfall shower above, complemented by a wall-mounted vanity basin, concealed cistern WC, chrome heated towel rail and a useful display ledge beneath the mirror. Its proportions feel closer to those found in larger executive homes than a typical three-bedroom semi.

Outside, the rear garden is a strong size and has a simple, usable layout. The paved terrace sits directly off the kitchen/diner, making it well suited to outdoor dining and summer entertaining. Beyond this, the lawn extends towards the rear boundary, with timber fencing, gated side access and green land beyond. The absence of another immediate row of houses behind gives the garden a more open, edge-of-village feel.

The specification also supports modern living, with underfloor heating to the ground floor, FTTP fibre broadband, double glazing, gas central heating, a boiler with warranty remaining, a partially boarded insulated loft with fixed ladder and lighting, and an EPC rating of B.

For buyers wanting the efficiency and finish of a newer home, but with more space, a proper study, excellent parking and a countryside edge, 4 Hunters Court is a highly practical and well-balanced option.


IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Annual service charge of £416.04 per year paid to Cornerstone Property Management.

Entrance Hall

5.77m x 2.51m

The entrance hall immediately shows the scale of the house, with a wide, open feel rather than the narrow hallway often found in newer homes. A part-glazed front door and sash-style front window bring light into the space, while the staircase rises neatly to one side with white spindles and a natural timber handrail. The finish is smart and contemporary, with wood-effect flooring, recessed ceiling lights, deep skirting boards and a soft two-tone wall treatment that gives the hall a polished, designed feel. There is clear circulation through to the living room, study, cloakroom and kitchen/diner beyond, making the ground floor feel well ordered from the moment you step inside.

Kitchen / Diner

6.89m x 3.58m

The kitchen/diner is a superb rear-facing space and one of the clearest strengths of the house. Extending across the back of the ground floor, it has a bright, contemporary feel with full-height glazing and bi-folding doors opening directly onto the garden. A large roof lantern draws light down over the central island, giving the room a more architectural quality and making the kitchen feel airy throughout the day. The cabinetry is finished in a smart two-tone design, with deep charcoal units balanced by lighter wall cupboards and pale work surfaces. The island includes an inset sink, breakfast bar seating and excellent preparation space, while the main run incorporates an integrated oven, hob, extractor, washing machine, fridge / freezer and tall storage. There is also a clearly defined dining area, making this a proper everyday hub for cooking, eating and entertaining, with an open connection through to the living room.

Living Room

5.52m x 4.16m

The living room is a generous separate reception, positioned centrally within the ground floor and connected through double doors to the kitchen/diner behind. Its proportions make it a proper family sitting room, with excellent wall space for larger furniture, media storage and a substantial sofa arrangement without the room feeling crowded. A wide opening through to the kitchen/dining area gives the layout flexibility, allowing the two spaces to work together when entertaining while still keeping this room calm and distinct for evenings. The finish is smart and understated, with soft carpet, recessed ceiling lighting, deep skirting boards, natural timber doors and a muted green wall colour that gives the room a warm, settled feel. A sash-style side window brings in natural light, while the scale of the room reinforces the sense that this is a notably larger three-bedroom home.

Study

3.02m x 2.74m

The study sits at the front of the house, giving it a useful degree of separation from the main living areas and making it ideal for home working. It is a proper, dedicated room rather than a carved-out corner, with enough space for a desk setup, storage and shelving while still feeling comfortable. A large sash-style window brings in excellent natural light and looks out towards the front of the property, with the higher ceiling, recessed lighting and wood-effect flooring keeping the room bright and smart.

Cloakroom

Finished with WC, hand wash basin and extractor.

Landing

3.41m x 2.48m

The landing is generous and neatly arranged around the top of the staircase, with the white balustrade and natural timber handrail continuing the finish from the entrance hall below. It gives access to all three bedrooms, the family bathroom and a central storage cupboard, keeping the first floor practical and easy to navigate. The soft carpet adds comfort underfoot, while the oak-style internal doors, deep skirting and clean neutral walls continue the smart, modern feel seen throughout the house.

First Bedroom

4.14m x 3.29m

The first bedroom is a well-proportioned double with a calm, polished finish and a practical layout. Positioned to the front of the first floor, it has a wide window bringing in good natural light, with a radiator beneath and fitted blind. The room comfortably takes a large bed with bedside furniture, while the opposite wall provides space for a chest of drawers and wall-mounted television. A recessed area beside the doorway gives the room added shape, and the built-in double wardrobe is a useful feature, keeping storage integrated rather than relying solely on freestanding furniture. Soft carpet, recessed ceiling lights, oak-style doors and a muted feature wall give the room the same considered feel as the rest of the house, while the en-suite sits directly off the bedroom.

Ensuite Shower Room

The en-suite is finished with a smart, modern specification, giving the principal bedroom a useful private shower room. A large glazed enclosure sits at one end, with grey stone-effect tiling, a rainfall-style shower head and separate handheld attachment creating a clean contemporary feel. The vanity unit has a square basin, storage beneath and a mirror above, keeping the room practical as well as neatly presented. A WC is positioned beneath the window, with a blue feature wall, fitted blind and chrome heated towel rail adding colour and finish.

Second Bedroom

3.39m x 3.05m

A second generous double. Carpeted and found at the front of the home with a front facing window.

Third Bedroom

2.85m x 2m

A third carpeted double bedroom with a window to the rear framing a view over the garden and scrubland beyond.

Bathroom

3.39m x 1.7m

the family bathroom is particularly generous in size and finished in a contemporary style throughout. Large-format stone-effect tiling wraps around the room, complemented by a wide frosted sash-style window that fills the space with natural light while maintaining privacy. A full-length bath is fitted with a glazed screen and rainfall shower above, providing flexibility for both busy family mornings and more relaxed evenings. The suite is completed by a wall-mounted vanity unit with integrated basin, concealed cistern WC, chrome heated towel rail and useful display ledge beneath the mirror. Clean lines, quality fittings and the unusually spacious proportions combine to create a bathroom that feels more akin to those found in larger executive homes.

Front Garden

The frontage gives Hunters Court a smart, cohesive feel, with the house forming part of a small, traditionally styled development rather than a larger estate. The architecture has a Georgian-inspired look, with red brick lower elevations, rendered upper sections, sash-style windows, stone-effect lintels and a slate tiled roof, giving the homes a clean and balanced appearance from the road. Number 4 sits within the row with a neat front garden area and path to the entrance, while the unique double width driveway runs to the side, providing off-street parking and a practical approach to the house.

Rear Garden

The rear garden is a strong size for a modern semi-detached home and feels particularly open because it backs directly onto green land rather than another row of houses. The kitchen/diner opens out through wide bi-folding doors onto a paved terrace, creating an easy flow for outdoor dining and summer use. From there, the garden extends into a broad lawn enclosed by timber fencing, with gated side access back towards the driveway.

The garden has a simple, usable layout with plenty of room for children, pets, entertaining or future landscaping, while the open land beyond the rear boundary gives the space a more rural, edge-of-village feel.

Parking - Off street