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Amazing Grace the Manor House, Milestone Green AMAZING GRACE THE MANOR HOUSE, MILESTONE GREEN INSIDE THIS HOME The Manor House at Millstone Green is a re- imagined masterpiece A palatial 19th century residence, it has been lovingly renovated, extended and improved, combining the elegance of a bygone era with a wealth of modern comforts. Perfectly located close to Marks Tey station and Colchester town centre Grade II listed, Seven-Bedroom property is the magnificent focal point of a prestigious, small-scale gated development. With amazingly spacious accommodation over Four floors, this is a stunning home with real grandeur, inherent character and the essence of luxury 21st century living. Few homes can truly be described as exceptional. The Manor House is one of them. AN IMPECCABLE MANOR THE SPECTACULAR 19TH CENTURY later became a hotel of distinction and then a cinema room, with its 60ins Bang and Olufsen MANOR HAS BEEN BEAUTIFULLY destination nightclub. screen, but also its games room, bar and RESTORED AND SYMPATHETICALLY “Many people who are now in their 30s, 40s wine cellar. ENHANCED TO OFFER A HOME OF and 50s, will remember coming to this house “Here, the new owners will be able to watch GRACE, ELEGANCE AND EXQUISITE and spending the evening here,” said the agent films, throw parties for their friends and enjoy SOPHISTICATION marketing the Grade II Listed home. their very own wine collection if they choose.” “The property still retains all its intrinsic beauty Enjoying a glass of vintage wine in the drawing but has been transformed into an impressive BESPOKE BEAUTY room or browsing the Sunday papers in the private house that could suit someone working The presence of a second kitchen enhances orangery – the new owners of The Manor or living in London or Colchester or an owner the ease of hosting events and catering for House at Milestone Green have a lifetime of seeking a property with grandeur and style, large numbers of guests. The seven bedrooms elegance, refinement and sheer relaxation which is also easy to maintain and to lock up and five bathrooms also make to comfortable ahead of them. and leave if they wish to go travelling.” to welcome overnight visitors. The magnificent seven bedroom home “The attention to detail in the Manor House sits at the heart of an exclusive, gated- FINE DINING goes right through to the bathrooms, which development and has been carefully renovated From its ornate architectural detailing to come from The Albion Bath Company and by renowned premium developers to offer a its fine interior design, every corner of The feature beautiful roll-top baths and televisions. home that balances classic period style with Manor House has been carefully considered “From the bespoke joinery and the glass cupola contemporary comfort. and now exudes timeless splendour and and balustrades to the designer wallpapers, “This beautiful historic house was an exciting grace. Reception rooms have become superb chandeliers and dressing room cabinetry, this project for us because of its sophisticated entertaining spaces, while also offering all the is a home, which exudes style and comfort, as original style and the great potential it held to comfort and ease required for modern day well as all the grandeur of its past.” become somewhere that was simply breath- family living. taking,” said Mark Harding, one of the directors “The high specification Urban Myth kitchen of Harding Homes. features Gaggenau appliances and has a “While it had architectural features such as high fabulous breakfast area, with doors that can be ceilings, beautiful sash windows and generous pulled back on to the Italianate garden in the Georgian proportions, there was also scope summer,” said Mark. for us to bring in some luxurious 21st century “The elegant dining room is situated in one of designer touches, including a sumptuous the original bay windows and the impressive “THIS BEAUTIFUL cinema room, home bar and wine tasting drawing room opens into the new orangery, room, a chic Urban Myth kitchen and opulent which has been designed to complement the HISTORIC HOUSE bathrooms, complete with their original building.” own televisions.” WAS AN EXCITING HIGH TECHNOLOGY PLACE IN HISTORY Rooms could be used as studies, music rooms PROJECT FOR US The Manor House is an iconic building not only and libraries, as well as more casual relaxation within the desirable village of Copford but also areas. BECAUSE OF ITS across Colchester as a whole. “Many, however, may consider the jewel in the SOPHISTICATED Originally home to the Lord of the Manor, and crown of this amazing house to be its lower overseeing an extensive estate around it, it ground floor level, which not only boasts the ORIGINAL STYLE.” COSEY AND ELEGANT WITHIN EASY REACH WHATS NEARBY The Manor House is ideally situated for families and commuters alike Copford is conveniently situated for Marks Tey station with its fast service with easy access to the town centre. The town itself offers a variety of to London’s Liverpool Street with its fast service taking approximately national retailers and specialist shops and has a vibrant nightlife with 55 minutes, whilst also being within a short drive to the A12 trunk road restaurants catering for most tastes, plus a multi screen cinema and providing access to Ipswich, Chelmsford and London. The property is two theatres. Trains from Colchester take approximately 50 minutes within walking distance to the highly regarded private primary school, to London Liverpool Street Station. The A12, which connects with the whilst Colchester itself offer excellent education in both public and private M25, heads south towards London or north to Ipswich with Stansted sectors, including Colchester County High School for girls and The Royal being the nearest airport. Towards the Essex and Suffolk border is Grammar School for boys, as well as Holmwood House, St Marys, the boys “Constable Country,” the landscape immortalised by the great painter High School and Oxford House Prep School and within 4 miles. There is also John Constable, and the coast is also within easy reach. a an excellent kindergarten within walking distance. Colchester’s busy High Street offer extensive facilities to meet everyday needs, complemented by the out of town Tollgate shopping centre at nearby Stanway and the recently opened Sainsbury’s Supermarket. Quadruple Garage 40'1 (12.22) x 23'4 (7.11) Dressing Bedroom Room 15'10 (4.83) 15'6 (4.72) x 14'8 (4.47) Up x 13'8 (4.17) Utility Down SW SE Games Room 15'1 (4.62) Bedroom Bedroom x 14'4 (4.37) 18'3 (5.56) 18'2 (5.54) x 15'9 (4.80) x 15'11 (4.85) Breakfast Room 19'2 (5.84) x 15'4 (4.67) Kitchen 21'4 (6.50) max x 15'3 (4.65) max SECOND FLOOR Cinema Bar 25'7 (7.79) max Cellar x 13'2 (4.01) max Bedroom LOWER GROUND FLOOR Dining Room 24'1 (7.34) into bay 16'6 (5.03) max x 13'11 (4.24) x 13'8 (4.17) Balcony Down Snug Bedroom 15'4 (4.67) 15'6 (4.72) Dressing x 13'1 (3.99) x 13'1 (3.99) Room Up Orangery 26'8 (8.13) Drawing Room x 11'3 (3.43) 31'4 (9.56) max Reception Down x 17'4 (5.28) max Hall Family Room Bedroom Bedroom Up 25' (7.62) into bay 15' (4.57) max 17'7 (5.36) max x 14'10 (4.52) max x 11'10 (3.61) x 15'2 (4.62) max GROUND FLOOR FIRST FLOOR Copford, Colchester, CO6 APPROX. GROSS INTERNAL FLOOR AREA 8214 SQ FT 763 SQ METRES (INCLUDES GARAGE) Whilst every attempt has been made to ensure the accuracy of the floor plan contained here, measurements of doors, windows and rooms are approximate and no responsibility is taken for any error, omission or misstatement. These plans are for representation purposes only as defined by RICS Code of Measuring Practice and should be used as such by any prospective purchaser. Specifically no guarantee is given on the total square footage of the property if quoted on this plan. Any figure given is for initial guidance only and should not be relied on as a basis of valuation. Copyright nichecom.co.uk 2014 Produced for Chewton Rose REF : 17 “THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN BEDROOM HOME HAS BEEN CAREFULLY RENOVATED BY RENOWNED PREMIUM DEVELOPERS TO OFFER A HOME THAT BALANCES CLASSIC PERIOD STYLE WITH CONTEMPORARY COMFORT.” HOW TO GET THERE Heading south on the A12 turn off at junction 25, take the A120 west exit Stanstead Airport/Marks Tey. At the next roundabout take the first exit onto London Road/B1408 proceed through the village of Copford where you will find Millstone Green on the right hand side. SAT NAV For those with satellite navigation the postcode is CO6 1LH TO VIEW THIS PROPERTY Chewton Rose - Homes in Colchester 156-158 High Street, Colchester, Essex, CO1 1PG Call 01206 564259 [email protected] CHEWTONROSE.CO.UK ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Chewton Rose is a Limited company. (Registered in England & Wales Number 08525285). Registered office: 40 Pall Mall, London, SW1Y 5JG Chewton Rose is the seller’s agent for the sale and marketing of the property described on these property particulars and your conveyancer is legally responsible for ensuring that the purchase agreement fully protects your position as a purchaser. Chewton Rose makes detailed enquiries of the seller to ensure that the information provided is as accurate as possible. However, if you become aware that any of the information provided to you is not accurate please inform your Chewton Rose representative as soon as possible so we can make the necessary correction.
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