• Significant Grade II listed former Essex farmhouse with historical records dating back to at least 1729, originally part of North Shoebury Hall Farm and one of the few remaining historic (truncated) +
• Rare surviving example of early Essex rural farmhouse architecture with a wealth of original period features including exposed structural beams, inglenook fireplaces, sash windows and (truncated) +
• Substantial and versatile accommodation layout offering flexible multi-generational living or annexe potential (subject to consents), including a ground floor suite arrangement +
• Traditional farmhouse style kitchen fitted with oak work surfaces, butler sink and integrated appliances, with approved planning permission in place for extension (details available) +
• Three bedrooms including a principal bedroom with adjoining dressing room, plus a large boarded full-length attic with staircase access offering storage and future potential (subject to consent) +
• Detached outbuilding / former garage with power and lighting providing flexible studio or workspace potential +
• Cottage-style rear garden with mature planting, patio seating areas and designated hot tub zone +
• Privately positioned via independent access road providing off-street parking +
• Damp and timber treatment works completed with certification available +
• Coastal location with access to Shoeburyness and Thorpe Bay rail services to London Fenchurch Street +

A remarkable Grade II listed former Essex farmhouse, with historical records dating back to at least 1729, forming part of the original North Shoebury Hall Farm. Representing a rare surviving example of early Essex rural architecture, this exceptional period home is rich in original character including exposed structural timbers, inglenook fireplaces, brick chimney breasts and traditional latch doors throughout.
The property offers generous and highly versatile accommodation, lending itself equally well to use as a substantial single residence or with a self-contained annexe or guest suite arrangement (subject to any required consents). Combining historic authenticity with practical modern living and future potential, this is a rare opportunity to acquire a historically significant home within a well-connected coastal location.