An array of substantial barns and buildings; including a large machinery stores, open sided barns, an array of old stables, further stores and other traditional timber framed barns. Totalling almost 10,000 sq ft, the buildings, they sit in a complex surrounded by hardstanding, screened by farm walls and mature planting. Having been used for many years for agricultural purposes, subject to the necessary consents and approvals, they could offer ample potential for conversation for a multitude of purposes.

There is no planning permission on this site. Local Authority: Chelmsford City Council Services: to be confirmed. The property is in a conservation area.

This property has 1 acres of land.

Situation

The small village of Good Easter lies seven miles northwest of the historic city of Chelmsford. It has a parish church, village hall and sports field; whilst nearby High Easter has a post office, a café and a village hall. Nearby, Great Waltham is another small Essex village with a good local store, a cafe, church, village hall, traditional public house and a wide range of village clubs and groups, contributing to an active community spirit.

The area is an oasis for those who like country walks, cycling, and other country pursuits. The nearby city of Chelmsford offers a comprehensive selection of independent and High Street stores, two shopping centres, two cinemas, a theatre, six retail parks, numerous bars, restaurants and cafés as well as excellent sporting facilities, including a sports and athletic centre, ice rink and leisure centre.

Ideal for the commuter, the property’s proximity to the A12 gives excellent links to the motorway network via the M11 and M25 and Chelmsford station offers good direct rail links to London Liverpool Street, in around half an hour. The area has a very good range of both state and private primary and secondary schools, including Felsted, New Hall, Widford Lodge, St. Anne’s and St. Cedd’s -as well as two outstanding grammar schools.