• Available as a whole, or in 2 Lots. +
• Lot 1 Only listing - £600,000 +
• Charming detached Grade II listed farmhouse +
• 4 Bedrooms, 2 bathrooms +
• 2 Reception rooms +
• Tranquil gardens of 0.75 of an acre +
• Proceedable Buyers Only +
• No Onward Chain +

*THIS IS LOT 1 ONLY LISTING*

Guide price:
Lot 1 - Offers Over £600,000 - Pink on plan
Lot 2 - Offers Over £200,000 - Blue on plan

Lot 1
Fentons Farm is a traditional timber-framed farmhouse, rough rendered and topped with plain red roof tiles. Extended and adapted over the years, the property retains plenty of character and now presents an excellent opportunity for further modernisation. Among its period features are timber panelling between the landing and the third bedroom, as well as exposed beams and timbers throughout much of the house.

A reception hall, with stairs rising to the first floor, opens to reception rooms on either side. To the left, the sitting room offers original feature timbers, a red brick fireplace, and windows on all four sides, including a full-height bay window overlooking the gardens. The dining room also includes exposed beams and a fireplace, with windows to two aspects and a door leading through to the kitchen. Fitted with base and wall units the kitchen is well proportioned and provides access to a cloakroom and storage area, as well as a practical utility room.

The first floor offers four double bedrooms, one of which benefits from an en suite shower room. A family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms.

Buildings and Planning
Lot 2
To the north of the farmhouse are 3 barns. The largest is a Grade II listed 16/17th century timber framed thatched barn with rendered walls, hipped roof and hipped midstrey. Adjoining is a listed timber-clad 18th century barn with a corrugated iron roof. Abutting this is a timber-clad double garage with pan tile roof.

The vendor has applied for planning permission for these buildings to be converted to a new single residential dwelling, though these buildings could also be used as an annexe to the main house or home office; subject to the necessary consents.

Planning references 25/01606/FUL and 25/01607/LBC | Conversion of barns into 1 No.dwellinghouse, with single-storey extension and single-storey link extension. Planning and Listed building consent submitted on 16th July 2025, HAS NOW BEEN GRANTED. Full plans and details available on Braintree District Council's website.