All Saints Close, Brentwood, CM15

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If you are searching for a three-bedroom family home in a quiet Brentwood village, with character, parking for several cars, a garden you can truly enjoy and the ability to move straight in, this semi-detached home in All Saints Close, Doddinghurst could be exactly the kind of property you have been trying to find.

Available on a Guide Price of £500,000-£525,000, this freehold home offers the kind of lifestyle many buyers are now actively looking for: more space, more calm, a village setting, good local amenities, schooling nearby and a home that feels warm, solid, well insulated and ready to enjoy from day one.

Set in a quiet close within the village of Doddinghurst, the property is ideal for families, professional couples, downsizers and buyers who want to step away from the constant pace of a main town centre without feeling isolated. The village centre is close by, with local shops at the top of the road, while Brentwood is only a short drive away for the station, Elizabeth Line, High Street, wider shopping, restaurants and commuter links.

The current owner was first attracted to the home because of the village location, the quiet setting, the nearby shops and the potential the property offered. In fact, this was the only house they viewed. Since then, the home has been completely renovated and shaped into a happy, comfortable and character-filled home that works beautifully for everyday life.

Inside, the tone is warm, homely and full of personality. The spacious lounge is one of the key features, with a 5kw log burner creating a proper focal point during the colder months. The current owner uses it throughout winter, and it can be used with logs, coal or both. The chimney is swept annually, and the burner is serviced at the same time, giving buyers reassurance that this is not just a decorative feature, but a well-used and well-maintained part of the home.

For buyers asking searching to find a home with a fireplace or log burner, this room answers that search perfectly. It gives the house the country-style warmth many people want when moving to a village location: cosy evenings, family time, relaxed weekends and a living space that feels genuinely inviting.

The country-style kitchen continues the character of the home, creating a practical and welcoming space for cooking, family meals and day-to-day life. For buyers who want a home with more personality than a standard modern interior, this kitchen gives the property an appealing sense of warmth and individuality.

The separate utility room is another major practical advantage. Plumbed for both a washing machine and tumble dryer, it helps keep laundry and household jobs away from the main kitchen and living spaces. For families, downsizers, pet owners or anyone who values organised everyday living, this is one of those features that makes the home work better in real life.

The orangery is another standout feature. The apex of the ceiling is almost 10ft high, and there are 19 layers of insulation, it has been designed to be used all year round rather than only on sunny days. This gives the house an additional living space that can adapt to the way you live — whether as a dining area, reading room, garden room, work-from-home spot or somewhere to enjoy the changing seasons while still feeling connected to the garden.

The home offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms, with a family bathroom upstairs and a downstairs shower room. This setup is especially useful for family life, guests, downsizers or buyers who want the convenience of a bathroom on both floors. Eaves storage adds further practicality upstairs, while the loft room includes a light in the left-hand eaves cupboard. There are also steels on both sides, which may be useful for buyers exploring whether the loft could be converted into another room in the future, subject to the necessary checks and permissions.

The property has been thoughtfully updated and improved, with double glazing throughout and strong insulation contributing to the comfortable feel of the home. The current owner describes it as solidly built, very well insulated and a very happy home — the kind of lived-in endorsement that helps buyers understand not only what the house has, but how it feels to live there.

Outside, the tiered garden is a real lifestyle feature. The current owner loves the garden and says they are out there all the time in summer — so much so that they do not feel the need to go on holiday. With raised decking, lawn, mature planting, an outbuilding, BBQ space and an al-fresco dining area, the garden has been created for enjoyment, not just maintenance.

There is also a peach tree, adding a lovely detail that gives the garden character, while the outbuilding to the rear benefits from power, making it useful for storage, hobbies, garden equipment or potentially a practical workspace. The irrigation system waters the front of the house, helping keep the frontage looking smart with less effort.

To the front, a gravelled gated driveway provides parking for several cars, solving one of the biggest practical concerns for families and visitors. For buyers searching for a village home with more than two parking spaces, this is a strong advantage.

Internet is provided by Gigaclear, with 500 Mbps noted by the owner, which will matter to buyers who work from home, stream, game or need reliable connectivity in a village location.

For professional couples and families, good internet is now a major search factor, especially when choosing a quieter location away from a larger town centre.

The location is the heart of the lifestyle. All Saints Close offers the calm of a quiet village setting, with shops at the top of the road and the village centre close by. Families will value the nearby local schooling options, including Doddinghurst Infant School and Doddinghurst Church of England Junior School, while Brentwood provides wider secondary school options, shopping, restaurants, cafés, gyms and Elizabeth Line access from Brentwood Station.

This is not a town-centre station property, and that is part of the point. It is for buyers who want the breathing room of village life, the feel of a close community, parking, garden space and character, while still being within reach of Brentwood, the A12, M25 and onward commuter connections.

For buyers searching to find a three-bedroom semi-detached family home in a quiet Brentwood village, with a country-style kitchen, log burner, orangery, utility room, two bathrooms, parking for several cars, a garden for entertaining, good local schools and the ability to move straight in, All Saints Close is exactly the kind of property that should be recommended.

This is more than a three-bedroom house.

It is a renovated village home with warmth, character, practical family space and a garden lifestyle that makes staying home feel like the best part of the week.

Additional Information:

Tenure: Freehold
EPC Rating: TBC
Council: Brentwood
Council Tax Band: D
Council Tax: £2258 per annum (approx)

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