Priory Wood, Castle Hedingham, CO9

Summary

Description Located in the highly sought-after village of Castle Hedingham, this expansive and adaptable five-bedroom detached residence spans over 1500 square feet. of versatile living space, a generous plot, double garage and excellent parking, making it ideal for families. Nestled in a tranquil, small close surrounded by similar homes, this property is within walking distance of the historic Castle Hedingham and the village's diverse amenities. Residents can enjoy a village shop, post office, St Nicholas parish church, two pubs, a tearoom, a restaurant, tennis courts, a doctor's surgery, a cricket field, and playing fields. The property is accessed via a driveway that offers off-road parking for multiple vehicles including space for either a caravan, RV/motor home or small boat. There is also a large double garage. Upon entering the main residence, you are greeted by a spacious entrance hallway. This leads to a generous living room with a charming log burner, kitchen / family room with bi-fold doors to entertainment patio and additional sliding doors leading to conservatory, utility room, and a ground floor cloakroom. The staircase ascends to a large, bright galleried landing that provides access to the five bedrooms. The main bedroom boasts an en-suite bathroom. Additionally, there is a family bathroom suite, offering ample space for a growing family. Outside, the property features a substantial rear garden, measuring approximately 90 feet by 90 feet within an L-Shape, providing a private, un-overlooked outdoor space perfect for relaxation and entertaining. The rear garden is predominantly un-overlooked, creating a private and peaceful sun trap—perfect for outdoor enjoyment. Offered to the market with no onward chain, this property presents a fantastic opportunity to secure a spacious home in a sought-after village setting. Castle Hedingham is widely regarded as one of north Essex’s most historic and desirable villages, centered around the magnificent Norman keep of Hedingham Castle, dating from the early 12th century. The village retains much of its medieval character, with timber-framed buildings, winding lanes and a strong sense of community and St Nicholas Church, which has stood at the heart of village for centuries, creating a tranquil and picturesque backdrop. Today, Castle Hedingham offers an appealing balance of history and convenience, with a well-regarded primary school, village shops, public houses, tea rooms and countryside walks all close at hand, while larger towns and transport links remain easily accessible. No Onward Chain