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Madles Lane, Stock, Ingatestone, Essex Trees Trees Madles Lane, Stock, Ingatestone, Essex Trees Madles Lane, Stock, Ingatestone, Essex A property with great potential with 5.7 acres • Tree-lined country lane • Kitchen/breakfast room • Detached property with • Utility room permission to enlarge • Garaging and • 3 bedrooms (2 en suite) outbuildings • 2 reception rooms • Woodland and pasture About 5.75 Acres Stock village centre under 1 mile, Billericay 3 miles (rail service to London), Chelmsford city 7.4 miles (rail service to London). Situation Trees is situated in a quiet backwater in an attractive tree-lined lane under a mile from the village of Stock. Stock provides good amenities including a C of E primary school, a village hall with pre-school, four public houses, three churches, a library, a post office and a general store. Chelmsford city, under 8 miles to the north, offers an excellent choice of amenities including a bustling shopping centre, some very high rated state schools including two outstanding grammar schools, three private prep schools, a well-known independent school (New Hall) and railway station on the main line into Liverpool Street. To the south Billericay lies some three miles with a good selection of shops including a Waitrose supermarket, a selection of state schools, private schooling at St John’s and a main line railway station to Shenfield (Crossrail from 2019), Stratford and London Liverpool Street. Description Trees occupies a remarkable location set back from the lane on a substantial corner plot and is offered for the first time in thirty three years. The property offers light-filled spacious accommodation over a single floor and benefits from permission for an extension and conversion of the loft area. The accommodation is arranged around a central hallway with the principal reception room overlooking the rear gardens and grounds and includes a fireplace providing a focal point to the room. Double doors to the rear open onto a terrace. Adjacent is a good sized home office or fourth bedroom and opposite a kitchen breakfast room comprehensively fitted with a range of pine units incorporating built-in appliances. A window range to the south provides a lovely view over the property’s land. To the front lie three bedrooms, the master bedroom with en suite bath/shower room, elevated and enjoying lovely views over the front gardens and Madles Lane. The second bedroom also has an en suite shower room and adjacent is the main bathroom which also serves bedroom 3. From the entrance hall a pull-down ladder accesses a particularly large loft running the full depth of the property and a Certificate of Lawful Use or Development was agreed with Chelmsford Council for its conversion (Application No 17/01739/CLOPUD). Outside The property is approached through a five-bar timber gate over a long driveway passing through the property’s front gardens and the adjoining pastureland, continuing to a parking area and garaging beyond. A double garage with twin up-and-over doors under a tiled pitch roof measures 21.6 x 17.10 ft. Adjacent lies a garden store and beyond a large workshop with power and light, 19.11 x 15 ft. Gardens & grounds A paved terrace wraps around the rear and side of the property providing a lovely area for al-fresco dining with views of the gardens and adjoining land. Around the property the gardens are predominantly lawned, enclosed by evergreen and deciduous trees, and to the south segregated from the adjoining land by post and rail fencing. The land rises gently towards the east to a small orchard which includes apple, pear, damson, quince and plum trees. The majority of the land lies to the south, a single block laid to grass and screened by young woodland along its lane frontage which includes a delightful woodland walk. The elevated situation provides lovely views over the surrounding countryside. Thrift ANE General information L ES Floorplans L D SERVICES Mains water and electricity (gas in lane, A M Main House gross internal area = 1,834 sq ft / 170 sq m private drainage). Garage gross internal area =F/P 384 sq ft / 36 sq m Living Room POSTCODE CM4 9QA Outbuilding9.65 x 5.24 gross internal area = 399 sq ft / 37 sq m 31'8" x 17'2" Trees DIRECTIONS From Stock village proceed along Mill Total gross internal area = 2,617 sq ft / 243 sq m Lane turning right into White’s Hill. After approximately 4.11 x 2.30 For identification purpose only. Not to 13'6"scale. x 7'7" a quarter of a mile turn first right into Madles Lane and Kitchen/ 6.06 x 4.56 the property will be found as the last building on the Breakfast Room 19'11" x 15'0" 4.50 x 3.48 left-hand side, just before Peter Street. 14'9" x 11'5" Office Area : 5.754 acres (2.328 ha) PLANNING HISTORY A certificate of Lawful use 4.52 x 3.03 14'10" x 9'11" or development was issued on 5th December 2017 for the construction of a single storey rear extension, Utility 3.47 x 2.43 F/P loft conversion and eight obscure glazed side-facing Living11'5" Room x 8'0" 9.65 x 5.24 roof lights (Application No 17/01739/CLOPUD). 31'8" x 17'2" Homeleigh The current owners have drawings for the 4.11 x 2.30 proposed extensions and elevations and are 13'6" x 7'7" Garage 6.55 x 5.44 Kitchen/ 6.06 x 4.56 available upon request. Breakfast Room 21'6" x 17'10" Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 19'11" x 15'0" 0m 10m 20m 30m 4.50 x 3.48 8 4.18 x 3.29 F/P 7 Bedroom 1 3.30 x 2.77 3.26 x 2.88 13'9" x 10'10"14'9" x 11'5" Ordnance Survey © Crown Copyright 2018. All rights reserved. In addition to the above, the owners of Trees 10'10" x 9'1" 10'8" x 9'5" Licence number 100022432. Plotted Scale - 1:1500 4.33 x 4.18 Office 14'2" x 13'9" 4.52 x 3.03 commissioned architects to design a scheme for 14'10" x 9'11" a substantial replacement dwelling with basement and two upper grounds floors, and whilst these Utility 3.47 x 2.43 have not been approved by the Council, the FOR ILLUSTRATIVE11'5" PURPOSESx 8'0" ONLY - NOT TO SCALE Ground Floor The position & size of doors, windows, appliances and other features are approximate only. architects (E & M Design Partnership of Rochford) © ehouse. Unauthorised reproduction prohibited. Drawing ref. dig/8336377/AGI would be willing to act for the new purchaser to try Garage and seek consent. 6.55 x 5.44 21'6" x 17'10" VIEWING Strictly by prior appointment with the Bedroom 3 Bedroom 2 3.30 x 2.77 4.18 x 3.29 F/P 3.26 x 2.88 Bedroom 1 13'9" x 10'10" sole agents Savills. 4.33 x 4.18 10'10" x 9'1" 10'8" x 9'5" 14'2" x 13'9" FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY - NOT TO SCALE Ground Floor The position & size of doors, windows, appliances and other features are approximate only. © ehouse. Unauthorised reproduction prohibited. Drawing ref. dig/8336377/AGI Savills Chelmsford Important Notice [email protected] Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice that: 1.They are not authorised to make or give any representations or warranties in relation to the property either here or elsewhere, either on their own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. They assume no responsibility for any statement that may be made in these 01245 293233 particulars. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements or distances are approximate. The text, photographs and plans are for guidance only and are not necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation or other consents and Savills savills.co.uk have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise. 180410LC.
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