Spacious four-bedroom barn conversion on over 0.70 acres near Great Dunmow.
- Converted in 2017 retaining original exposed beams
- Open-plan lounge, kitchen and dining with large windows
- Underfloor heating across the ground floor
- Principal bedroom with en-suite and fitted wardrobes
- Set within over 0.70 acres with landscaped gardens
- Cart lodge and separate double garage with generous parking
- Very slow broadband speeds — not suitable for heavy remote work
- Council tax banding described as expensive; rural location
Baytree Barn is a striking 2017 barn conversion that combines exposed beams and a double-sided log burner with contemporary fittings. The open-plan lounge, kitchen and dining space is bright and sociable, with built-in Bosch and Miele appliances, underfloor heating across the ground floor and large full-height windows to one gable.
Designed for flexible family life, the house provides four double bedrooms including a principal suite with fitted wardrobes and an en-suite, a ground-floor study, utility and guest WC. A galleried landing leads to an additional versatile room suitable as a guest bedroom, playroom or home office.
The property sits on over 0.70 acres of landscaped grounds with a gravel forecourt, gated entrance and a charming cart lodge plus generous parking and a double garage. Its hamlet location is a short walk to Great Dunmow town, local schools and the Flitch Way, with quick access to the A120 and M11 for commuting.
Practical considerations: broadband speeds are very slow, and council tax is described as expensive. The setting is rural and relatively isolated, which suits privacy seekers but may not suit those needing fast connectivity or immediate urban amenities.