Location

Woodham Mortimer village: 1 mile, Danbury: 2 miles, Access A12: 5 miles, Hatfield Peverel: 7 miles, Chelmsford: 8 miles (Liverpool Street from 36 mins), Maldon: 4 miles. All distances approximate.

Woodham Mortimer is only 7 miles due east of the city of Chelmsford and its excellent choice of facilities, including two outstanding grammar schools, a bustling shopping centre, a station on the main line into London Liverpool Street and access onto the A12.

Closer to home, the picturesque village of Danbury also has a choice of shops, amenities and two preparatory schools (Heathcote and Elm Green) and the nearby town of Maldon has a good range of shops and other amenities and is famous for, among other things, its sea salt.

For the golfer there are two clubs in nearby Woodham Walter: The Warren and Bunsay Downs.

Description

Tyndales sits on the southwest fringes of the village and is listed as being of Architectural or Historical Interest Grade II. The oldest part of the house is believed to date back to the 16th century and in the 18th century a classic redbrick façade was added. The stunning principal elevation is typically Georgian having a central front door around which are arranged symmetrical sash windows. The property has been painstakingly refurbished throughout and provides excellent accommodation arranged on three floors. Rooms of particular note are the billiard room, dining room and sitting room with shuttered French doors leading through to a delightful conservatory. In addition, in 2018 the current owners completed a sympathetic extension creating a high-end eat-in kitchen with French doors leading out to the rear garden and an adjoining utility room.

The property is approached over a gravelled drive to the side of the house leading to a parking area for a number of cars. Set around the parking area is a range of weatherboard outbuildings comprising garaging, former stables and a former granary comprising a gym, golf simulator and bar. To the north of the house is a further large gravelled parking area with three bay car port. The gardens are beautifully established and laid to lawn on three sides of the house. To the front, to the south, the lawn is surrounded by extensive mature shrubs with rhododendron and azaleas. To the east adjoining the conservatory is a further lawn area surrounded by further trees and shrubs and in both parts of the garden there are a variety of mature trees including horse chestnut, lime and sweet chestnut. To the north of the house is a paved courtyard area opening into the rear garden, laid to lawn and divided into two by a pathway lined by box hedges.

Services
Mains water, mains electricity, private drainage, oil fired central heating and LPG gas.

Directions

Take the A414 signposted to Maldon, following the signpost to Danbury and proceed through the village. At the main roundabout after the village, take the third exit towards Bicknacre and Tyndales will be seen a short distance along on the right-hand side.

Postcode: CM9 6TQ