Spacious historic village house with garden and parking for families.
Grade II listed period house with Inglenook fireplace and exposed beams
Five double bedrooms across multi-story layout, approx. 3,033 sq ft
Private carport with access from lane; room to park multiple cars
Courtyard, lawned garden and vegetable patch; large plot
Prominent High Street position in Earls Colne with local amenities
Freehold tenure and fast broadband; close to Good-rated schools
Listed status restricts alterations and can complicate maintenance
Council tax banding noted as expensive, increases running costs
This substantial Grade II listed semi-detached house offers generous family living across three floors. High ceilings, exposed beams and an Inglenook fireplace give strong period character while five double bedrooms provide flexible space for a growing household or home office use.
The ground floor has two reception rooms, a separate dining room, and a family kitchen with utility, flowing out to a Tudor-style courtyard and a large lawned garden with a vegetable patch. Private carport access from a quiet lane allows parking for multiple vehicles, unusual for a high-street location.
Located on Earls Colne High Street, the property sits within a well-served village with schools rated Good, local shops, a Co-op, healthcare and regular bus links; fast broadband supports modern working from home. The freehold tenure and substantial total area (approx. 3,033 sq ft) make it a long-term family home.
Buyers should note the listed status: heritage protections will restrict alterations and can make maintenance and renovations more complex and costly. Council tax is described as expensive, which will affect ongoing running costs. These are important considerations alongside the home's clear period appeal.