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The Old Tudor Cottage Creeksea • Near Burnham-On-Crouch • Essex The Old Tudor Cottage Creeksea • Near Burnham-on-Crouch • Essex The Old Tudor Cottage Creeksea, Near Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex A Grade II listed house with spectacular views and frontage to the river Crouch The historic town of Burnham-on-Crouch was bathrooms, 3 reception rooms and a substantial Directions (From M25, junction 28) originally a ferry port, later developed into a detached garage with a 655 sq ft studio above Proceed north on the A12 and exit at junction 17 fishing port also known for its oyster beds, and (which makes for ideal guest accommodation Howe Green Interchange. Take the A130 bypass Burnham-on-Crouch station 2 miles most recently, has become a renowned yachting or could, subject to the necessary consents, be southbound and take the first exit signposted centre hosting ‘Burnham Week’ at the end of converted into a self-contained annexe), all set (Liverpool Street from 60 minutes) to Burnham and Wickford. Follow the signs to August. Although the town has a population of against the backdrop of a beautiful cottage garden Burnham taking the B1012 and then the B1010. A130 14 miles over 7,500, it is able to boast facilities that are and a 5.1 acre paddock. Just before entering Burnham-on-Crouch turn Chelmsford 20 miles uncommon in small towns and these include a right onto Creeksea Lane, signposted towards M25 (Junction 28) 27 miles cinema, two primary schools and a secondary In 2013 the current owners secured planning the golf club, and continue for about 1.25 miles Central London 51 miles school, the Burnham Yacht Harbour Marina consent for a substantial contemporary extension down to the waters edge where Old Tudor and several other boatyards, four yacht clubs, utilising the latest in architectural design and Cottage will be found at the end of the road on two supermarkets, nine public houses, numerous technology, to create a large, open-plan, light- the left hand side. • 4 bedrooms (3 en-suite) other shops, restaurants and eateries and a railway filled kitchen/family/living space incorporating • 3 bathrooms station on the Southminster branch line with floor-to-ceiling glass to maximise the impact of Postcode • 3 reception rooms direct trains into London Liverpool Street. the views and bring the outside in. The consent CM0 8PL • Large kitchen/breakfast room also includes reconfiguring the layout of the The Crouch is an attractive tidal estuary master bedroom and guest bedroom suites to Viewing • Cloakroom very popular with yachting and water sports give each of them a larger en suite bathroom, Strictly by prior appointment with the sole agents • Entrance hall enthusiasts and a haven for wildlife. The Royal add a dressing room for the master bedroom and Savills. • Beautiful cottage garden with river Corinthian, Royal Burnham and The Crouch provide a utility room on the ground floor. frontage Yacht Clubs are all on the Burnham town waterfront, Burnham marina lies on the sea wall The considerable curtilage of the property extends • 5.1 acre paddock IMPORTANT NOTICE between Burnham and Creeksea and Creeksea to both the north and south. The immediate Savills, their clients and any joint agents give notice • Detached double garage incorporating Sailing Club (established 1957) is only a stone’s cottage garden, which covers more than two that: 1. They are not authorised to make or give two covered parking bays throw away from the property. Burnham-on- thirds of an acre, is enclosed by an attractive any representations or warranties in relation to the • 655 sq ft studio with river views Crouch Golf Club, founded in 1923 and with old brick wall and low-level laurel hedging to property either here or elsewhere, either on their some 500 members, is actually situated in ensure the most is made of the stunning views • River frontage own behalf or on behalf of their client or otherwise. Creeksea and is only 0.8 of a mile from Old up the river. Beyond the hedge is a 5.1 acre They assume no responsibility for any statement • Deep water moorings Tudor Cottage. paddock which has water and separate vehicular that may be made in these particulars. These • Planning consent for a contemporary access further up Ferry Road. To the south the particulars do not form part of any offer or contract 769 sq ft extension Creeksea itself is a picturesque waterside hamlet boundary extends beyond the front lawn (which and must not be relied upon as statements or • In all about 20 acres: 6.7 acres of to the west of the town and Old Tudor Cottage, could also be fenced-off to create another small representations of fact. 2. Any areas, measurements which was at one time the Greyhound Inn, is paddock of 0.9 acres), foreshore and fundus to the or distances are approximate. The text, photographs this is gardens and paddocks, the a Grade II listed timber framed house dating low water mark (an unusual feature as river beds and plans are for guidance only and are not remainder comprises the intertidal from the 16th century which was significantly typically belong to the Crown) and includes deep necessarily comprehensive. It should not be assumed foreshore and part of the bed of the renovated in the 20th century. The house water mooring rights. that the property has all necessary planning, River Crouch. is situated in a spectacular position on the building regulation or other consents and Savills Crouch, with river frontage and 180° views Services have not tested any services, equipment or facilities. over the estuary. The accommodation extends Mains electricity and water. Private drainage. Oil Purchasers must satisfy themselves by inspection or to over 3,300 sq ft and includes 4 bedrooms, 3 fired central heating. otherwise. N The Lodge Issues Creeksea Shingle FERRY ROAD Sloping masonry 2.097ha 5.18ac Sailing Club FOOTPATH 2.7m 0.111ha 0.27ac Path (um) White House Lodge 0.139ha OLD TUDOR COTTAGE Mud 0.34ac Creaksea Cott White House Ivy Cottage Slipway 5.2m Sloping masonry Jetty 0.394ha 0.97ac Mud & Shingle 5.213ha 12.88ac Mean High Water Slipway NOTE - Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey Map with the permission of the Controller of H.M. Stationery Office. © Crown copyright licence number 100024244 Savills (UK) Limited NOTE - Published for the purposes of identification only and although believed to be correct its accuracy is not guaranteed. MCL: 19725/Old Tudor Cottage6 Date: 24/07/2014 The Cartographic & Design Team, Wessex House, Wimborne, Dorset. BH21 1PB Tel: (01202) 856800 The rights of way shown on this plan are for indicative purposes only. For legal purposes refer to the definitive rights of way map. NOT TO SCALE Proposed Plan Floor Plans Main House gross internal area = 3,434 sq ft / 319 sq m Denotes proposed extension Existing Plan Main House gross internal area = 2,665 sq ft / 247 sq m Garage gross internal area = 245 sq ft / 23 sq m Studio gross internal area = 655 sq ft / 61 sq m Bedroom 4 Bedroom 3 Total gross internal area = 3,565 sq ft / 331 sq m 4.20 x 3.35 5.52 x 3.06 13'9" x 11'0" 18'1" x 10'0" Bedroom 4 Bedroom 3 4.20 x 3.35 5.52 x 3.06 Eaves 13'9" x 11'0" 18'1" x 10'0" Second Floor Eaves Second Floor Utility/ Boot Room 4.75 x 3.35 15'7" x 11'0" Dressing Room En Suite 3.26 x 2.78 En Suite 10'8" x 9'1" Sky Garage 5.39 x 5.34 17'8" x 17'6" Bedroom 2 Master Bedroom 5.18 x 4.13 5.47 x 5.21 17'0" x 13'7" 17'11" x 17'1" Bedroom 2 Master Bedroom 5.21 x 4.13 5.47 x 5.21 17'1" x 13'7" 17'11" x 17'1" First Floor First Floor Balcony Dining Area Sky Utility Room Kitchen 4.09 x 2.48 Studio Ground Floor Kitchen/Breakfast/ 13'5" x 8'2" Family Room Sky 9.23 x 8.85 30'3" x 29'0" Sky 12.17 x 5.40 Sky 39'11" x 17'9" Breakfast Room Dining Room 4.56 x 3.33 4.32 x 3.40 F/P Dining Room 15'0" x 10'11" Kitchen 14'2" x 11'2" 4.32 x 3.40 Sitting Area 6.64 x 3.17 Sky 14'2" x 11'2" 21'9" x 10'5" F/P Balcony F/P F/P Sitting Room F/P 5.16 x 4.19 Sitting Room Drawing Room 16'11" x 13'9" 5.16 x 4.19 Drawing Room 6.27 x 5.18 16'11" x 13'9" 20'7" x 17'0" 6.27 x 5.18 Studio First Floor 20'7" x 17'0" Ground Floor Ground Floor FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY - NOT TO SCALE FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY - NOT TO SCALE The position & size of doors, windows, appliances and other features are approximate only. The position & size of doors, windows, appliances and other features are approximate only. Denotes restricted head height Denotes restricted head height © ehouse. Unauthorised reproduction prohibited. Drawing ref. dig/8207553/SRS © ehouse. Unauthorised reproduction prohibited. Drawing ref. dig/8209358/SRS Savills Chelmsford 136 New London Road, Chelmsford, Essex, CM2 0RG Tel 01245 293233 Email [email protected] www.savills.co.uk.
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