• Historic Coach House conversion +

Guide Price - £800,000 - £850,000

Situated within the prestigious and sought-after development of The Stables at Trueloves, this immaculately presented three bedroom mews house is a rare gem. Originally part of the historic Coach House, the property has been individually designed to offer versatile, spacious accommodation, rich in character and period features.

The home is approached via a tree-lined driveway leading to a secure gated parking area with space for two vehicles. Positioned at the front of the original building, the house welcomes you with a charming entrance hallway opening into a private indoor courtyard. Set beneath a glazed atrium and framed by restored Victorian cast iron stables, this space offers a unique setting for outdoor dining, entertaining, or relaxation.

Inside, the ground floor comprises a bright reception hallway with cloakroom and understairs storage. Double doors lead to the enclosed stable area, offering further versatility. The kitchen/breakfast room is finished to an exceptional standard, featuring extensive wall and base units, a central island with granite worktops, and space for a large dining table. Adjacent is a well-equipped utility room for laundry appliances. The sitting room, located next to the kitchen, is a standout feature with two sets of bespoke bi-fold doors opening onto the rear garden, flooding the space with natural light. Upstairs, there are three double bedrooms. The principal bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobes and a modern en-suite shower room, while the remaining bedrooms share a stylish family bathroom.

Externally, the walled rear garden provides a private, tranquil space. It begins with a natural stone-effect patio, ideal for alfresco dining, and continues with a lawn, garden cabin, and gated access to the front driveway.

This truly unique home combines historic charm with contemporary living in a peaceful, secluded setting, yet remains close to Ingatestone village and surrounding countryside.