Location

Little Easton is a charming village with exceptional amenities with a notable historic past connected to the Countess of Warwick, giving this house its name.
The Countess of Warwick, Frances Evelyn Daisy Greville, was a renowned socialite and philanthropist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. She was a close friend and rumoured mistress of King Edward VII, using her influence to champion social reforms. The Easton Manor Estate, now known as Little Easton Manor, was her countryside retreat, where she hosted lavish gatherings attended by royalty, politicians, and artists. Under her ownership, the estate became a hub for entertainment, including open-air theatrical performances. Today, the estate retains its historic charm, offering a glimpse into its aristocratic past while serving as a venue for weddings and events.

Local Amenities & Facilities:
Picturesque village setting with a strong sense of community
Historic Little Easton Manor is just up the road, offering event spaces and beautiful gardens
The Stag pub – a traditional country pub serving quality food and drinks
Convenient access to nearby Great Dunmow for supermarkets, shops, and services
Excellent transport links to Bishop's Stortford, Chelmsford, and London via the A120 and M11

Education & Schooling:
Well regarded primary schools nearby, including Great Easton C of E Primary School and Dunmow St Mary's Primary
Helena Romanes School & Sixth Form in Great Dunmow, providing secondary education
Independent and private schooling options within a short drive, including Felsted School and Bishops Stortford College

Lifestyle & Leisure:
Beautiful countryside surroundings with plenty of walking and cycling routes
Close to The Gardens of Easton Lodge – stunning historic gardens open to the public
Nearby golf courses, including Channels Golf Club and Bishop's Stortford Golf Club
Easy access to Stansted Airport for international travel
Thriving local community with events, clubs, and activities for all ages

All mileages and times are approximate.

Description

Extensively modernised and improved to a high standard by the current owners, Warwick End at Easton Lodge is Grade II listed and offers surprisingly spacious and characterful living arranged over 3 levels with excellent bedroom and reception space.
It is set at the head of a private driveway at the heart of the Easton Lodge estate, both house and gardens would make a wonderful family home.

Much of the house features some wonderful characterful interiors which are believed to have come from a hotel in the West End over the course of the last century. These include a fine solid wood staircase finished in dark wood with hand carved detailing. This is complimented by bespoke doors to many of the principle rooms and flooring on some of the ground floor.

The entrance hallway features the galleried landing areas above and provides access to the principle reception rooms which include a double aspect sittiing room with large stock brick fireplace with inset wood burning stove.
This connects through into a dining room, conservatory and in turn a bespoke kitchen/diner, also dual aspect with doors onto the garden. This is fitted with a range of wall and base units with integrated appliances and a walk in boiler room. In addition on the ground floor there is a guest cloakroom.

On the first floor there are 3 principle bedrooms and a substantial family bathroom/WC. The main bedroom suite features a stunning en suite bathroom and dressing area.

The high ceilings on this floor continue to the second floor where there are 3 further bedrooms, one with en suite bathroom including shower and an additional shower room/WC.

On the outside a sweeping gravel driveway gives access to a 5 bay Coach House building which offers some potential for conversion (stpp).

The gardens themselves are a notable feature of this fine house featuring formal lawns, a large duck pond and a lovely selection of mature trees and shrubs. To the front of the house there is a walled garden with its own micro climate. Within this garden sits the site of the Old Dairy which has been sensitively reimagined as a summer seating area with walled flowerbed borders.

In addition, just outside the kitchen is a york stone paved walled courtyard providing more seating space, with access to a useful and substantial outdoor utility room.

Directions

SAT NAV POSTCODE: Stableyard CM6 2BB