Panoramic farmland views to front and rear
Three double bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms
Conservatory opening onto patio and landscaped garden
Attached garage plus in-and-out gravel driveway parking
Well-stocked level garden with summer house and field access
Modern fitted kitchen; rooms generous following extensions
Heating via bottled LPG — potential higher running costs
Slow broadband and above-average council tax noted
Set on the fringe of Tye Green, this detached three-bedroom home delivers broad, uninterrupted farmland views to front and rear. The living space includes a formal lounge, separate dining room, conservatory and modern fitted kitchen — all arranged across two floors to suit family life and occasional entertaining. The level, well-stocked garden adjoins open fields and features a patio and summer house for relaxing outdoors.
Accommodation is flexible: three double bedrooms and three bath/shower rooms give practical space for a growing family or visiting guests. The property has been extended and modernised in parts, so rooms feel generous; double glazing is fitted throughout. Parking is straightforward with an in-and-out gravel driveway and an attached garage with power, lighting and eaves storage.
Buyers should note a few material points: the main heating runs on bottled LPG via a boiler and radiators, which may be more expensive or less convenient than mains gas. Broadband speeds in the area are described as slow, and council tax is above average. The house dates from the 1930s–1940s with later extensions, so there may be routine maintenance or updating needs typical of an older, modernised property.
In short, this property will suit buyers seeking country outlooks and outdoor space close to Chelmsford, while accepting trade-offs around fuel type, connectivity and ongoing upkeep. Viewing is recommended to appreciate the setting, room sizes and the opportunity the plot presents.
