• Extended four bedroom detached property +
• Views across fields to the front +
• Lounge and separate dining rooms +
• Kitchen breakfast room +
• Sunroom to rear +
• Main bedroom fitted furniture and ensuite shower room +
• Ground floor cloakroom +
• Long frontage and driveway +
• Integrated single garage +
• Well maintained rear garden +

Well presented, light and airy extended four bedroom detached house, set back off the road with a good sized front garden and driveway, with views across fields to the front, where one can enjoy sunsets, located in the village of Woodham Walter. The property has been upgraded by the current owner during her occupation with replacing windows, kitchen and bathrooms, loft insulation and replacement boiler. ACCOMODATION The property has spacious entrance hall, with ground floor cloakroom, with a spacious reception room to the front of the property, double doors opening to the dining room, with sliding doors to the sunroom. Adjacent is the kitchen / breakfast area, with fitted kitchen with solid wood worktops, fitted NEFF hob and double oven, space for additional appliances.  Upstairs is a very spacious landing, with three good sized double bedrooms, and one smaller bedroom. The main bedroom enjoys fully fitted furniture as well as an ensuite shower and wc. Outside to the front the property is nicely set back off the road with a long front garden and driveway screened from the road with hedging, and accessed via a five bar gate. The driveway provides parking as well as access to the single garage with up and over access door. To the rear is a well maintained secluded garden with block paved patio seating area, central lawn area, and the rest flower and shrub beds. The is access down both sides of the property to the front, one contains the shed and the oil tank. The property has oil fired central heating an is connected to mains sewerage. WOODHAM WALTER Woodham Walter is a very pretty village lying north east of the village of Danbury and west of the historic market town of Maldon. The village has three public houses (the Bell, the Queen Victoria and the Cats), a Church of England Primary School, two golf clubs (The Warren and Bunsay Downs) and a church (St Michael the Archangel) which dates back to 1563 and is believed to be the first purpose-built Church of England church in England after Elizabethan Settlement, and a village hall. To the west is the city of Chelmsford and its excellent choice of amenities including a bustling shopping centre, three superb private preparatory schools, two outstanding grammar schools, a well known independent school (New Hall), a station on the main line into London Liverpool Street and access onto the A12