Believed to date back to 1837 in part, Glovers is a charming family home that has been sympathetically extended and adapted over the years and now extends to over 2,600 sqft of light and spacious accommodation over three floors. Positioned within grounds that wrap on all sides and neighbouring Chelmsford countryside.

The ground floor radiates around the spacious entrance hall, opening out to the traditional country kitchen/dining room with utility and cloakroom to one side, whilst on the other are the formal reception rooms comprising the sitting room, dining room and snug. Of particular note, the sitting and dining room are interlinked and wrap around a double sided fireplace with gas fire and French doors that open into the garden.

The first floor hosts four well-proportioned bedrooms, including a large principal room. Two of the bedrooms have an interconnecting cupboard with staircase that leads up to a second floor attic space. Currently used as a study, but would offer an ideal spot as a childrens den or overflow accommodation. There is also a family bathroom.

Approached by an in and out driveway that sweeps through the garden, the property has plenty of parking including a double garage The property boasts beautiful gardens to the front, rear, and side, spanning approximately 0.25 acres, subject to survey. The in-and-out drive with electric gates and a large, detached garage with power also offers ample parking and versatile storage or workshop options.

Local Authority: Chelmsford City Council Services: Mains electricity and water. Oil fired central heating. Private drainage which we are currently unsure if it complies. Council Tax: Band F Tenure: Freehold

This property has 0.25 acres of land.

Situation

Glovers sits on a no through road along with a few other similar style properties, neighbouring Chelmsford countryside within a short distance from Great Leighs and The Walthams. This rural area is punctuated by charming traditional English villages and yet extremely well placed for amenities, leisure pursuits, communications and education. There are a number of well-known golf courses in the area and the coast is available to the east including the banks of the River Blackwater with a number of sailing clubs offering excellent boating, walking and bird watching opportunities.

The City of Chelmsford, within 7 miles to the south, offers a full and comprehensive range of commercial, entertainment and shopping amenities. Chelmsford Railway station provides a regular service to London Liverpool Street with an approximate journey time of 36 minutes. Stansted Airport is just 17 miles to the northwest catering for domestic flights and international destinations beyond. There are a number of excellent schools in the area, both state and private, including the Chelmsford Grammar schools (Chelmsford County High School for Girls and King Edward VI Grammar School), New Hall, and the Felsted Schools.