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Vebraalto.Com Post Office Lane, Little Totham, Essex CM9 8JL £475,000 www.churchandhawes.com 4/6 High Street, Maldon, Essex, CM9 5PJ Tel: 01621 855195 [email protected] Situated within the DELIGHTFUL village of LITTLE TOTHAM is this DETACHED property that offers FOUR DOUBLE bedrooms. To the ground floor there is an impressive 19'9 x 12'8 LOUNGE and a SITTING room measuring approx 16' x 14'8. The KITCHEN leads into the BREAKFAST/UTILITY room. The REAR GARDEN is un overlooked and leads to the frontage where there is parking on the driveway. LITTLE TOTHAM is approx 7.3 miles from WITHAM railway station and 9.6 miles from HATFIELD PEVEREL railway station, both giving direct access to LONDON LIVERPOOL STREET STATION. Little Totham also offers a chocolate box Grade 2 listed public house called The Swan. Energy Efficiency Rating: F. Master Bedroom 12'1 x 11'5 (3.68m x 3.48m) Frontage Agents Note Dual aspect room with pvc double glazed window side with open Parking on gravel driveway for four vehicles with remainder lawned These particulars do not constitute any part of an offer or contract. aspect views and pvc double glazed window to front. radiator. with flower and shrub borders, side access leading to the rear All measurements are approximate. No responsibility is accepted as garden. to the accuracy of these particulars or statements made by our staff Bedroom 2 12' x 10'1 (3.66m x 3.07m) concerning the above property. We have not tested any apparatus Dual aspect with pvc double glazed window to rear and side, Rear Garden or equipment therefore cannot verify that they are in good working radiator and airing cupboard. Decked patio area with remainder laid to lawn. Ornamental pond with order. Any intending purchaser must satisfy him/herself as to the water feature. Further decked patio to the rear of the garden, shed, correctness of such statements within these particulars. All Bedroom 3 12' x 8'6 (3.66m x 2.59m) concealed oil tank. Flower and shrub borders, outside tap. Pvc double glazed window to rear over looking the rear garden, negotiations to be conducted through Church and Hawes. No radiator. Little Totham enquiries have been made with the local authorities pertaining to The halls of Little Totham and Rook Hall have their origins in the 12th planning permission or building regulations. Any buyer should seek Bedroom 4 11' x 8'6 (3.35m x 2.59m) century and the architecture of this period is seen in the North and verification from their legal representative or surveyor. Pvc double glazed window, radiator. South doorways of the parish church which lies adjacent to Little Lettings 5 H Bathroom Totham Hall (Farm) in the centre of the parish. Church & Hawes Maldon are introducers; Reference Checks are not Pvc double glazed window, radiator. towel rail. Three piece white carried out within the office. Please complete the relative forms and suite comprising of wc, wash hand basin and corner bath with mixer The 12th-century church houses the oldest recorded door in the return them to this office where we can forward the forms to the tap and shower attachment. country (c. AD 1085), and there is a comprehensive history Reference Agency, or send directly to our Lettings Management document within the church. office, 4 High Street, Maldon, CM9 6PJ. If you would like to contact Landing 11'6 x 7'10 (3.51m x 2.39m) our lettings manager for any reason please ask a member of staff Pvc double glazed window, radiator. Access to loft and stairs down The present main road through the village was originally a track used and we will be pleased to supply you with contact details. Church & to ground floor. by smugglers bringing liqueur, silks and other cloths from the River Hawes do not have the facility to accept Credit or Debit cards for Blackwater to the plains where travellers would exchange them for payment of any kind. Entrance Hall money. Part glazed entrance door, radiator, under stairs cupboard. radiator. Lettings 5 H Door to cloakroom, kitchen and lounge. In Little Totham, on the edge of the River Blackwater and in the fields Church & Hawes Maldon are introducers; Reference Checks are not near Osea Island there is evidence of man dwelling there from as far carried out within the office. Please complete the relative forms and Lounge 19'10 x 12'8 (6.05m x 3.86m) back as the Bronze Age 6,000 years ago. There is evidence of the return them to this office where we can forward the forms to the Dual aspect with pvc double glazed window to front and side. Two smelting of ores using the wood from the extensive forests which Reference Agency, or send directly to our Lettings Management radiators, wood flooring. Feature fireplace with coal effect fire. Double covered the area. office, 4 High Street, Maldon, CM9 6PJ. If you would like to contact doors to dining room. our lettings manager for any reason please ask a member of staff Dining Room 11'9 x 10'1 (3.58m x 3.07m) The main farms developed in the area in the 11th century and life and we will be pleased to supply you with contact details. Church & Dual aspect with pvc double glazed window and patio doors to rear revolved around these until the development of the dwellings along Hawes can accept credit/debit card payments, please contact us on garden, wood flooring and radiator. the smugglers route in the late 16th century. Notably among these is 01621 878417 between 09:00 & 16:30 Monday - Friday or 09:30 - the White Horse (now the White House) which was a pub and 15:30 Saturday. Kitchen 11'9 x 8'4 (3.58m x 2.54m) boarding house until the beginning of the 20th century. Pvc double glazed window to rear, selection of Beech style base and wall cabinets with space for Range cooker and extractor fan over. There are extensive patterns of footpaths across the area which lead Sink and drainer unit with mixer tap. Integrated dish washer and to the farms and were developed by farm workers walking to and cupboard housing boiler, thru to. from work. There has always been a history of itinerant workers both on the farms and in the smuggling trade and these have over the Breakfast/Utility Room 10'10 x 5'6 (3.30m x 1.68m) years rested, albeit temporarily, on the Totham plains. Pvc double glazed window to rear and door to garden. Vertical radiator. Built in storage cupboards with space and plumbing for The local pub is The Swan and the historic town of Maldon is approx washing machine and tumble dryer and space for American style 6.8 miles and Witham railway station with direct links to London's fridge/freezer. Thru to Liverpool street station is approx 6.7 miles. Sitting Room 16' x 14'8 (4.88m x 4.47m) Pvc double glazed window to front, radiator. .
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