• Extended detached home in a third of an acre - originally built in 1983 with versatile accommodation and outstanding Estuary views +
• Principal bedroom suite within substantial rear extension with Juliet balcony and stunning outlook +
• Two bath/shower rooms including a plush ensuite to the first bedroom +
• Stylish kitchen with central island and solid timber work surfaces +
• Open plan flow to maximise the homes wonderful outlook - from the kitchen to sitting room, dining room and living room +
• Air source heat pump heating system providing modern energy-efficient climate control +
• Extensive parking area (multiple vehicles), double garage plus its original garage with store. +
• Powered workshop / studio outbuilding (17'11 x 7') with strong home office potential +

Positioned on the edge of Brantham where the village meets open countryside, this extended home occupies a plot of approximately one third of an acre and enjoys remarkable far-reaching views across rolling farmland towards the Stour Estuary. The setting is one of the property's defining characteristics. From both inside and outside the house the landscape stretches away across fields and open sky, creating a sense of space that is rarely found. Originally constructed in the 1960s, the house has been carefully extended and reconfigured over time to create a home that feels open, practical and strongly connected to its surroundings. The current layout allows the main living areas to flow naturally across the rear of the property so that the outlook becomes part of everyday living. The kitchen / breakfast room, renovated in 2019, sits centrally within the ground floor and forms the natural working hub of the house. Shaker-style cabinetry is paired with solid timber work surfaces and centred around a substantial island with induction hob and breakfast seating. From here the layout opens directly into the rear sitting room, a space where the setting truly reveals itself. Large glazed doors frame the countryside beyond and open directly onto the terrace, allowing the house to feel visually and physically connected to the garden. Alongside this space sits the dining room, positioned between the sitting room and the living room, creating a natural flow between the principal reception areas while still allowing each room to retain its own character. The living room itself offers a more intimate setting, centred around a recessed fireplace with wood burning stove, making it an ideal retreat during the colder months. Practical spaces have also been thoughtfully incorporated into the ground floor. A provides a separate working area for laundry and household tasks, while the offers flexibility for busy households or visiting guests. Upstairs the accommodation continues to take advantage of the property's elevated position. The , created as part of the rear extension, enjoys some of the finest views in the house. Full-height glazing opens to a , allowing uninterrupted views across the garden and surrounding countryside towards the estuary. The vaulted ceiling and rooflights enhance the sense of light and space, while the room is served by a well-finished . Two further double bedrooms are positioned on the first floor, both enjoying excellent natural light, with the second bedroom benefiting from a dual-aspect outlook that also captures the surrounding countryside.