• Historic Grade I listed home with 15th-century origins in central location +
• Impressive period features include jettied stories, vaulted ceilings, and exposed timbers +
• Recently upgraded Aga kitchen connects to garden and reception areas +
• Spacious breakfast room with unique Priest Hole feature and tall windows +
• Six large double bedrooms with upgraded bathrooms and versatile living areas +
• Two-storey annexe includes vaulted sitting room and kitchenette +
• Landscaped gardens feature a central lawn and multiple seating areas +
• Walking distance of much favoured town centre amenities +
• Audley End station and M11 offer quick access to London Liverpool Street +
• A truly extraordinary home and a unique opportunity +

Historic Saffron Walden in North Essex is a much sought after region with excellent transport links. At the very heart of the town is this truly remarkable ancient Grade I listed house, built when Henry VII was on the throne.

The present owners have modernised it and turned it into a beautiful family home suitable for twenty first century living while retaining all of its period charm.

With generous off street parking, a pretty garden, a two storey annexe, four reception rooms, two cloakrooms, five bathrooms and six bedrooms, if offers a flexible and versatile interior complete with exposed beams, brick fireplaces and charming characterful motifs.

This is an incredibly rare opportunity to purchase a house built nearly six centuries ago whilst offering a welcoming and delightful family home.

Trains run into London Liverpool Street from Audley End station and the M11 is nearby. There are several primary schools and two local high schools rated Outstanding.