5 bedroom house

Ground Floor

The main entrance hall has double doors leading through to the kitchen/dining room which is 24 ft. long and has pine fronted cottage style kitchen units with built-in double ovens, an induction hob, waste disposal unit, dishwasher, fridge and freezer. The quarry tiled floor continues through into the utility room and there are French doors leading out to the garden. The sitting room and dining room also have French doors to the garden and have corner brick built fireplaces.

Outside

The property is approached via electric gates leading to off street parking for up to six cars with additional parking in the double carport and single garage which were constructed when the house was converted. There is a side garden laid to lawn with a path leading round the stables with mature trees and shrubs. The rear garden is secluded and laid to lawn with flower beds, and mature trees and shrubs. There is a York Stone patio area and gate to front.

Equestrian facilities

There is an L shaped Redmire stable yard with various electric points, lighting and water. There are two foaling boxes, one loose box, a tack/feed room with a sink, cupboard, electric and hot water unit, a hay storage barn with double doors and an undercover grooming area. There is a 40ft x 20 ft manège with silica sand and rubber surface as well as two paddocks each of approximately two acres with a gate to a private road (owned by the property) which provides access.

Situation and Schooling

Hunsdon is just off the A414 between Stanstead Abbots and Harlow. There are local stations at St. Margaret’s 2.5 miles and Harlow 3.7 miles is on the main London/Stansted Airport Express route. The A10, M25 and M11 provide fast access to London and Cambridge. There is a junior school, two public houses one being a renowned gastropub and uniquely, a petrol station with service, a post office and grocery shop. Opposite is the former Hunsdon Airfield with numerous bridlepaths for off road hacking. At the end of the farm lane at the gateway of the property you cross the road and through Fillets Farm onto other bridleways that go through Widford and Wareside and across farmland to Much Hadham and beyond.