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Brick Barns Farm Mashbury Road, Chignal St Brick Barns Farm Mashbury Road, Chignal St. James, Chelmsford Brick Barns Farm Mashbury Road, Chignal St. James, Chelmsford A beautifully renovated farmhouse with extensive outbuildings � 6 bedrooms � Planning permission for conversion of an � 3 bathrooms (2 en suite) outbuilding into ancillary � 3 principal reception accommodation rooms � Detached 828 sq ft listed � Study brick barn � Kitchen/breakfast/family � Landscaped south- room facing grounds � Utility room � Paddock � Ground floor cloakroom � Beautiful views over the � Detached gym surrounding countryside � 3 bay cart lodge About 1.86 acres Chelmsford station 3 miles (London Liverpool St from 34 minutes), A12 (Junction 15) 6.3 miles, M25 (Junction 28) 16 miles The parish of Chignal St James lies just to the northwest of the city of Chelmsford and is a pretty hamlet with a traditional country pub (The Three Elms), thought to be over 500 years old, and an active village hall providing a hub for the community. The Church of St. Nicholas is situated in the neighbouring village of Chignal Smealey. Chelmsford has an excellent choice of amenities including a bustling shopping centre, three superb private preparatory schools, two outstanding grammar schools, a well known independent school (New Hall), a station on the main line into London Liverpool Street and access onto the A12. Brick Barns Farmhouse is a Grade II listed timber-framed and plastered house of early C17 origin and a quote from the listing states “...2 storeys and attics. 3 window range on the front. There is a small gable in the centre, The windows are mainly C20 casements, the ground storey has C18 double-hung sash windows with glazing bars and a C19 canted bay. Roof tiled, with an original central chimney stack with grouped diagonal shafts”. The house has been the subject of an extensive programme of improvements, including renovation and extension, since the current owners bought it in 2009. This has enabled them to create a very comfortable and spacious family home with extensive, versatile accommodation. The house is light and airy throughout and well laid out with three principal reception rooms, a kitchen/breakfast/family room, a study and a utility room. The floor-to-ceiling windows on both the ground and first floors are a notable feature and provide a beautiful frame for the views over the grounds and beyond. The first floor comprises a beautifully appointed family bathroom and six bedrooms including the master bedroom with its en suite bathroom and dressing room and two other bedrooms also en suite. A second staircase leads up to the second floor where there are two large attic rooms. The house lies behind electric gates in well-tended gardens and grounds and is set well back onto its plot. The approach is via a broad gravel drive passing the front of the house and culminating in a parking area in front of the three-bay cart lodge and adjoining gym (which has planning permission for conversion into ancillary accommodation). Large lawns surround the house and are dotted with some beautiful young specimen trees, while a paddock enclosed by post and rail fencing lies to the south against the backdrop of the open fields beyond. Immediately to the right on approaching the house along the drive is a beautiful brick-built barn (the farm’s namesake) which is listed in its own right and extends to approximately 828 square feet. A quote from the listing states “Barn with gable dovecote to the north of Brickbarns Farm...probably of C18 origin. This is probably the only remaining example in tile County of its kind - a barn and dovecote combined.” Utility Kitchen/ 4.07 x 2.83 Breakfast Room 13'4" x 9'3" Dining Room 2 4.41 x 4.27 14'6" x 14'0" Boiler 5.85 x 4.43 19'2" x 14'6" Gym 9.27 x 5.92 30'5" x 19'5" Reception 8.62 x 4.34 F/P 28'3" x 14'3" Reception 2 Dining Room 1 5.25 x 4.18 6.00 x 4.60 Entrance 17'3" x 13'9" F/P 19'8" x 15'1" Study Hall 3.83 x 3.33 F/P 12'7" x 10'11" General Floorplans information Gross internalGround area Floor POSTCODE CM1 4UA Main House gross internal area = 4,197 sq ft / 390 sq m SERVICES Mains water and Bricks Barn gross internal area = 828 sq ft / 77 sq m Utility Kitchen/ Utility Kitchen/ 4.07 x 2.83 Breakfast Room electricity, private drainage. 4.07 x 2.83 Gym gross internal area = 591 sqBreakfast ft / 55 Room sq m Bedroom 1 Roof 6.64 x 3.93 13'4" x 9'3" Dining Room 2 4.41 x 4.27 13'4" x 9'3" DiningBedroom Room 25 Bedroom4.41 6 x 4.27 14'6" x 14'0" VIEWING Strictly by prior appointment Total gross internal area = 5,616 14'6"sq ft x 14'0"/ 522 sq m 21'9" x 12'11" Boiler 5.85 x 4.43 Boiler 5.854.11 x 4.43 x 2.87 4.12 x 2.88 19'2" x 14'6" 19'2"13'6" x 14'6" x 9'5" 13'6" x 9'5" Gym Gym with the sole agents Savills. For identification purpose only. Not to scale. Brick Barn 9.27 x 5.92 9.27 x 5.92 30'5" x 19'5" 30'5" x 19'5" 13.34 x 8.62 Reception Reception 43'9" x 28'3" 8.62 x 4.34 8.62 x 4.34 F/P 28'3" x 14'3" F/P 28'3" x 14'3" Directions Proceed west on the A1060 (Roxwell Reception 2 Dining Room 1 Dining Room 1 Road) and at the second set of traffic Reception 2 Bedroom 4 5.25 x 4.18 6.00 x 4.60 Entrance 5.25 x 4.18 6.00 x 4.60 Entrance Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 F/P Study F/P 4.19 x 4.13 Study4.71 x 4.18 4.28 x 3.66 17'3" x 13'9" 19'8" x 15'1" Hall lights turn right onto Chignal Road. 17'3" x 13'9" 19'8" x 15'1"13'9" x 13'7"Hall 3.83 x 3.33 3.83 x 3.3315'5" x 13'9" 14'1" x 12'0" F/P 12'7" x 10'11" F/P 12'7" x 10'11" After approximately a mile turn left signposted to Chignal St. James and Utility Kitchen/ 4.07 x 2.83 Breakfast Room 13'4" x 9'3" Dining Room 2 4.41 x 4.27 after approximately 100 yards the 14'6" x 14'0" Boiler 5.85 x 4.43 First Floor 19'2" x 14'6" Ground Floor Ground Floor Utility Kitchen/ Gym entrance to the drive will be found on FOR4.07 xILLUSTRATIVE 2.83 PURPOSES BreakfastONLY Room - NOT TO9.27 SCALE x 5.92 30'5" x 19'5" 13'4" x 9'3" Dining Room Reception2 4.41 x 4.27 your left hand side. The position & size of doors, windows, appliances8.62 x 4.34 and14'6" otherx 14'0" features are approximate only. Boiler 5.85 x 4.4328'3" x 14'3" 19'2"F/P x 14'6" © ehouse. Unauthorised reproduction prohibited. Drawing ref. dig/8247803/SS Gym Utility Kitchen/ 9.27 x 5.92 4.07 x 2.83 Reception 2 BreakfastDining Room 1 Room 30'5" x 19'5" Bedroom 1 5.25 x 4.18 6.00 x 4.60 13'4" x 9'3" F/P Bedroom4.41 x 4.27 1 Entrance Study Reception Roof Dining17'3" RoomRoof x 13'9" 2 19'8" x 15'1" Hall 6.64 x 3.93 6.6414'6" x 3.93x 14'0" 3.83 x 3.33 Bedroom 5 8.62Bedroom x 4.34 6 21'9" x 12'11" Bedroom 5 Bedroom 6 Boiler 5.85 x 4.43F/P 21'9" x 12'11" 12'7" x 10'11" 4.11F/P x 2.87 28'3"4.12 x 14'3" x 2.88 4.11 x 2.87 4.12 x 2.88 19'2" x 14'6" 13'6" x 9'5" 13'6" x 9'5" 13'6" x 9'5" 13'6" x 9'5" Gym Reception 2 Dining Room 1 9.27 x 5.92 Brick Barn Ground Floor 5.25 x 4.18 6.00 x 4.60 Brick Barn 30'5" x 19'5" 13.34 x 8.62 F/P Entrance Study 17'3" x 13'9" 19'8"Reception x 15'1" Hall 13.34 x 8.62 43'9" x 28'3" 8.62 x 4.34 43'9"3.83 x x3.33 28'3" F/P 12'7" x 10'11" F/P 28'3" x 14'3" Bedroom 1 Roof 6.64 x 3.93 Bedroom 5 Bedroom 6 21'9" x 12'11" Dining Room4.11 x 2.87 1 4.12 x 2.88 Reception 2 13'6" x 9'5" 13'6" Groundx 9'5" Floor 5.25 x 4.18 6.00 x 4.60 Entrance Bedroom 4 Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 Bedroom 4 Bedroom 3 F/P Bedroom 2 Study 4.19 x 4.13 Brick Barn 4.19 x 4.13 17'3" x 13'9" 19'8" x 15'1" Hall 13.34 x 8.62 4.71 x 4.18 4.28 x 3.66 4.71 x 4.18 4.28 x 3.66 3.83 x 3.33 13'9" x 13'7" 43'9" x 28'3" 15'5" x 13'9" 14'1" x 12'0" 13'9" x 13'7" 15'5"F/P x 13'9" 14'1" x 12'0" 12'7" x 10'11" Bedroom 1 Bedroom 4 Roof 6.64 x 3.93 BedroomBedroom 5 Bedroom 3 6 Bedroom 2 4.19 x 4.13 4.71 x 4.18 4.28 x 3.66 21'9" x 12'11" 13'9" x 13'7" 4.11 x 2.8715'5" x 13'9"4.12 x 2.88 14'1" x 12'0" Ground Floor 13'6" x 9'5" 13'6" x 9'5" First Floor First Floor FOR ILLUSTRATIVEBrick Barn PURPOSES ONLY - NOT TO SCALE FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY - NOT TO SCALE 13.34 x 8.62 43'9" x 28'3" First Floor The position & size of doors, windows, appliances and other features are approximate only.
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