Walton Manor
Epping Upland, Epping, Essex, CM16 6PH
Guide Price
£7,000,000
Residential Tags: N/A
Property Tags: Equestrian, Walled Garden
Land Tags: Paddock
Summary Details
- First Marketed: May 2022
- Removed: Date Not Available
- Residential Tags: N/A
- Property Tags: Equestrian, Walled Garden
- Land Tags: Paddock
One of Essex finest country houses set in an outstanding location overlooking Epping Forest
Description
Walton occupies a commanding position in one of the most beautiful areas of Essex. Overlooking Epping Forest in the open and undulating countryside. Despite the enviable setting Walton is located perfectly for superb communications to the City of London and via the M25 and M11 to London, Cambridge and the principal airports. Overlooking its own manicured gardens and further grounds with the privacy provided by a perimeter wall. The Gardens have a lovely view of the Church next door. The property has been beautifully and respectfully modernised throughout.
The land and original house were given by Queen Victoria to General Arnold Richard Marter of the Hassars for the services to Britain. Subsequently promoted and becoming an Equerry to the Queen. Major General Marter demolished the original rectory and built the present house in 1903. Being a cavalry man he paid particular attention to the standard of the stables and the other facilities which largely remain in their original form. Members of the Marter family continued to live in the house until 1964.
Outside
Adjoining the property on the western side is a double garage. To the north west side of the forecourt there is a brick built stable block under a peg tiled roof which includes four traditional loose boxes, paneled tack room, triple garage with loft over part and a garden shed to the one end.
The Gardens
Walton is set in beautiful gardens and grounds. The front door looks out onto a walled garden with herbatious borders and fruit trees. Continuing around the house the ornate shrubs and further borders lead to the front entrance with stone balustrading. From the rear terrace a set of steps lead down to the lawn and moated brick lily pond. From this point the formal grounds, which lead down to the two paddocks, with views through a pretty wrought iron gate frame these paddocks perfectly and give further views over the surrounding countryside.
Location
The village of Epping Upland is well known for the undulating and unspoilt countryside which surrounds it. Communications are, nevertheless, superb with the Central Line from Epping (Central line) leading straight into the City. Mainline services are available just 3 miles away at Harlow (Liverpool Street, 37
minutes) Junction 26 of the M25 and Junction 7 of the M11 give access to the rest of the motorway network with Heathrow 45 miles and Stansted 15.3 miles away.
Shopping Centres, Epping and Harlow
Golf courses: Theydon Bois, Abridge and West Essex
Leisure Centres: Waltham Abbey and Loughton
Private Schools: Bancroft, Chigwell, Coopersale Hall and Bishops Stortford
Acreage: 14.8 Acres
Directions
At Junction 26 of the M25 take the A121 towards Loughton. After about 1 ¼ miles turn left at the roundabout taking the A139 towards Epping. Turn left after about 2 miles on the B182 signposted to Epping Green. After one mile bear left on the B181 and the following T junction turn left. The entrance to the house will be found immediately on the left.
Marketed by: Savills, Country Department
Description
Walton occupies a commanding position in one of the most beautiful areas of Essex. Overlooking Epping Forest in the open and undulating countryside. Despite the enviable setting Walton is located perfectly for superb communications to the City of London and via the M25 and M11 to London, Cambridge and the principal airports. Overlooking its own manicured gardens and further grounds with the privacy provided by a perimeter wall. The Gardens have a lovely view of the Church next door. The property has been beautifully and respectfully modernised throughout.
The land and original house were given by Queen Victoria to General Arnold Richard Marter of the Hassars for the services to Britain. Subsequently promoted and becoming an Equerry to the Queen. Major General Marter demolished the original rectory and built the present house in 1903. Being a cavalry man he paid particular attention to the standard of the stables and the other facilities which largely remain in their original form. Members of the Marter family continued to live in the house until 1964.
Outside
Adjoining the property on the western side is a double garage. To the north west side of the forecourt there is a brick built stable block under a peg tiled roof which includes four traditional loose boxes, paneled tack room, triple garage with loft over part and a garden shed to the one end.
The Gardens
Walton is set in beautiful gardens and grounds. The front door looks out onto a walled garden with herbatious borders and fruit trees. Continuing around the house the ornate shrubs and further borders lead to the front entrance with stone balustrading. From the rear terrace a set of steps lead down to the lawn and moated brick lily pond. From this point the formal grounds, which lead down to the two paddocks, with views through a pretty wrought iron gate frame these paddocks perfectly and give further views over the surrounding countryside.
Location
The village of Epping Upland is well known for the undulating and unspoilt countryside which surrounds it. Communications are, nevertheless, superb with the Central Line from Epping (Central line) leading straight into the City. Mainline services are available just 3 miles away at Harlow (Liverpool Street, 37
minutes) Junction 26 of the M25 and Junction 7 of the M11 give access to the rest of the motorway network with Heathrow 45 miles and Stansted 15.3 miles away.
Shopping Centres, Epping and Harlow
Golf courses: Theydon Bois, Abridge and West Essex
Leisure Centres: Waltham Abbey and Loughton
Private Schools: Bancroft, Chigwell, Coopersale Hall and Bishops Stortford
Acreage: 14.8 Acres
Directions
At Junction 26 of the M25 take the A121 towards Loughton. After about 1 ¼ miles turn left at the roundabout taking the A139 towards Epping. Turn left after about 2 miles on the B182 signposted to Epping Green. After one mile bear left on the B181 and the following T junction turn left. The entrance to the house will be found immediately on the left.
Marketed by: Savills, Country Department
Land Registry Data
- No historical data found.