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Ulting Hall Ulting, Near Maldon ULTING HALL ULTING, NEAR MALDON DISTANCE ULTING HALL ULTING, NEAR MALDON, CM9 6QR CHELMSFORD CITY 10 MILES MALDON 4.1 MILES A beautifully proportioned Grade II* listed manor house, situated in the middle STANSTED AIRPORT 22.7 MILES of about 180 acres of award - winning rolling parkland, arable farmland and EASY A12 ACCESS woodland. Extensive range of traditional and modern farm buildings including a substantial e q u e s t r i a n b a r n which has been professionally converted to consist six Loddon boxes of 14’ x 13’10 (4.27m x 4.22m ) . There are three separate MAIN HOUSE cottages proving extensive ancillary accommodation, Summer house/shoot lodge - Reception Hall which seats 16 for dinner, swimming pool, tennis court and extensive garaging. - Drawing Room Just 3 miles from a mainline railway station for trains into London Liverpool - Dining Room Street (41 Minutes) at nearby Hatfield Peverel. Walking distance to the e s t u a r y . - Sitting Room EPC exempt. - Kitchen/breakfast room/family room - Snug - Cellar - Utility & Boot Rooms - Master bedroom suite with dressing room - Four further bedrooms - Two family bathrooms Ancillary Accommodation - The Gardener’s Cottage (Two bedrooms) - The Groom’s Cottage (One bedroom) - The Stables (Two bedrooms) OUTSIDE - Swimming pool - Tennis Court - Parkland & Woodland - Stabling - Pheasant pen - Garaging - Extensive range of traditional and modern farm buildings - Summer house/Shoot Lodge THE PROPERTY Ulting Hall is set back from a quiet lane behind high hedgerows within which park fencing and electrically operated iron gates open to a gravel driveway that leads to a large gravel sweep to the north-west of the house, with a second gated entrance further along the lane. A gate between deep shrub and herbaceous borders opens to a flagstone and brick pathway, flanked by level lawns and low box hedging, leading to the front door. The property presents colour washed rendered elevations relieved by wide sash windows, beneath red plain tiled roofs. Listed as being of Historical or Architectural Importance Grade II*, this manor house is thought to date from the 16th century or earlier with ‘later additions and alterations including fine late 18th century or early 19th century hall, staircase and study’. Documentary research attributes the ownership of the Manor itself to Hecen (1066), The Bainards, Fitzgilberts,Fitzwalters, De Ultings, Bourchiers and Parrs, to Thomas Heneage in 1626. Many of the original features remain, especially in the Georgian part, with the hall containing five moulded modillions anthemion and palmette moulding to cornices and circular stairwell with sweeping staircase and wreathed handrail. The galleried landing, which is supported by Tuscan columns with molded capitals and bases, has a tall alcove and three carved and paneled doors with molded surrounds to the circular walls and a dome with glazing bars and pointed stained glass finial. The Granary that lies between the house and the Gardener’s Cottage is also Listed Grade II in its own right. Thought to date from the 18th century, this timber framed, and weather-boarded granary sits on brick columns, with stone steps leading up to a vertically boarded door in the gable end. To the rear of the house is the summer house/shoot lodge which can seat 16 comfortably for dinner and which is a wonderful space for gatherings and parties away from the main house. OUTSIDE EQUESTRIAN FACILITIES & OUTBUILDINGS Double gabled agricultural barn originally constructed by Wheeler Ltd of Sudbury. Internal measurements 127’ x 65’ (39m x 20m) formally livestock/cattle shed. Adjoining Workshops: former milking parlour currently a good machinery store with vehicular access. Access through to second workshop. Attached Period Barn: Two pairs of machinery/vehicular access doors. High roof structure displaying some fine original oak timbers, access through to: Former Grain Store with five bays and total measurement of 68’8 x 18.6’ (20.94m x 5.65m) with adjoining washroom and garage. Modern Equestrian Barn total measurement 89.10’ x 58’5 (27.38m x 17.85m). Constructed by W.H. Smith & Company of Whitchurch with 28’ roof height and main roller doors (26’ high x 20’wide) (7.92m x 6.1m). Part of this modern barn has been professionally converted to consist six Loddon boxes of 14’ x 13’10 (4.27m x 4.22m), one of which is utilised as a wash bay. Storeroom/walk in fridge 29’ x 10’8 (8.9m x 3.25m) divided into two secure areas. Four Bay Cart Lodge of traditional timber construction under pan tiled roof. Adjacent to the outbuildings are the three cottages. Grounds The 180 acres of grounds at Ulting Hall have been transformed over the past 12 years into an award-winning conservation area. 4500 trees have been planted for hedging, over 1km of beetle banks have been created to provide for ground nesting birds and an area next to the river has been flooded though a sluice system to create a marsh for waders and splashes for duck. The fields are a patchwork of cover crops, nectar mixes and wildflowers. The estate is alive with wildlife including partridge, pheasant, brown hare, teal, snipe, deer and a host of songbirds. A track has been created around the boundary of the estate offering about 4km of walking or riding around the grounds. The estate holds its own family shoot which is run 5 days each year with an average bag of 50 birds per day. LOCATION DIRECTIONS CM9 6QR From London take the A12 north and exit at the Hatfield Peverel Ulting Hall stands in an enviable position enjoying junction. At the T-junction turn left onto The Street and continue for uninterrupted panoramic views over the unspoiled open approximately half a mile, turning right opposite the Duke of countryside of the Chelmer Valley, which has been Wellington public house, onto the B1019 sign posted Maldon. designated as a Special Landscape Area. Standing almost Continue on this road for about half a mile, turning right at a small centrally within its grounds, Ulting Hall enjoys a tranquil ‘village green’ signposted Ulting. Stay on the Ulting road for rural setting and yet lies only 3 miles from a main line approximately one mile, taking the second turning to the left into station that offers a fast service to London’s Liverpool Ashfield Farm Road. Continue on this road to a small grass triangle and Street in approximately 41 minutes and the A12 dual bear right into Ulting Hall Road, where the main gates to Ulting Hall carriageway which gives access to the east coast ports, will soon be seen immediately in front of you. central London (50 miles) and the M25 (junction 28) linking to most of the major motorway network. Hatfield Peverel offers a selection of day to day shopping with more comprehensive facilities being available in the market town of Maldon (3 miles) and the County Town of Chelmsford (7 miles). There are excellent schools within the area, both in the public and private sectors. Preparatory schools include LOCAL AUTHORITY Elm Green, Widford Lodge, St. Cedds with New Hall and Maldon District Council Felsted public schools nearby. The county is renowned for its successful grammar schools including the Chelmsford County High School and King Edward VI Grammar School. Hatfield Peverel / A12 (3 miles) with main line railway to SERVICES London’s Liverpool Street Station (41 minutes), Maldon Mains water, mains electricity, oil-fired central heating, private (3miles), Chelmsford (7 miles). drainage. LPG gas. Set in about 180 acres. RIGHTS OF WAY: There is a right of way on the north east boundary hedge. TOWN AND COUNTRY PLANNING: Grade II* COUNCIL TAX BAND: Band H Important Notice: 1. These particulars have been prepared in good faith as a general guide, they are not exhaustive and include information provided to us by other parties including the seller, not all of which will have been verified by us. 2. We have not carried out a detailed or structural survey; we have not tested any services, appliances or fittings. Measurements, floor plans, orientation and distances are given as approximate only and should not be relied on. 3. The photographs are not necessarily comprehensive or current, aspects may have changed since the photographs were taken. No assumption should be made that any contents are included in the sale. 4. We have not checked that the property has all necessary planning, building regulation approval, statutory or regulatory permissions or consents. Any reference to any alterations or use of any part of the property does not mean that necessary planning, building regulations, or other consent has been obtained. 5. Prospective purchasers should satisfy themselves by inspection, searches, enquiries, surveys, and professional advice about all relevant aspects of the property. 6. These particulars do not form part of any offer or contract and must not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact; we have no authority to make or give any representation or warranties in relation to the property. If these are required, you should include their terms in any contract between you and the seller. ESSEX 01245 806101 [email protected] jackson-stops.co.uk .
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