Price changed to £575,000
October 23, 2025
Listed for £590,000
August 20, 2025
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Landing - 0.81m x 2.97m (2'8 x 9'9 ) - Doors to all rooms, Double Glazed Window to Rear and Front Aspect, TV Point, Spot Lighting, Loft Access.
Bedroom One (& Former 4Th Bedroom) - 2.46m x 5.16m (8'1 x 16'11) - Room has now been opened up and Stud Wall removed to make a Larger Master Bedroom, Coved Ceiling, 2 x Double Glazed Window to Rear Aspect, Airing Cupboard, T.V Point, Door to Ensuite.
Ensuite - 1.85m x 1.68m (6'1 x 5'6 ) - Tiled Flooring, Wash Basin with Mixer Tap, Low Level W,C, Heated Towel Rail, Tiled Splash Back, Shower Cubicle with Mains Shower, Extractor Fan.
Bedroom Two - 5.23m 2.92m (17'2 9'7 ) - Double Glazed Window to Rear and Side Aspect, Double Panel Radiator, T.V Point, Spot Lighting.
Bedroom Three - 3.43m x 3.30m (11'3 x 10'10) - Double Glazed Window to Front Aspect, T.V Point, Coved Ceiling, Single Panel Radiator.
Bathroom - Bath and Mixer Tap, Tiled Flooring, Low Level W.C, Wash Basin with Mixer Tap and Tiled Splash Back, Heated Towel Rail, Vanity Cupboard.
Garage And Driveway For Two Cars - 5.00m x 2.51m (16'5 x 8'3 ) - Power and Lighting, Metal Up and Over Door, Driveway for Two Cars.
Store Room - 2.24m x 2.34m (7'4 x 7'8 ) - Power and Lighting, Door Leading to Garden.
Rear Garden - Decking Area, Outside Power and Lighting, Outside Tap.
Local Information - Downlands was built in the mid 1980's and is a highly respected development in Chells Manor moments walk to the historical Chells Manor House.
Chells Manor mentioned appears in the Domesday book, this property is idyllically located overlooking Chells Manor House (As Pictured) and is moments walk to the duck pond.
History on Chells Manor House and Chells Manor - Chells Manor House is a grade II listed building which is mentioned in the Domesday Book. It was built in either the late 14th or early 15th century for the Wake family, and was originally joined with the Manor of Box.
Between 1216 and 1272 the manor at Chells was held by the Knights Templars and afterwards the the Knights Hospitallers until King Henry VII’s Dissolution of the Monasteries where it was eventually passed down to William Hale of King’s Walden. This explains the nearby street names of ‘Knights Templars Green’ and ‘Kings Walden Rise,