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Guide price
£1,425,000
4 bed detached house for sale
High Street, Stock CM44 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
EPC rating: D
Key Information
Local area information
Property location
Nearby amenities
- Stock Church of England Primary School 0.1 miles
- Buttsbury Junior School 1.7 miles
- Ingatestone 2.5 miles
- Billericay 2.6 miles
These distances are calculated in a straight line. The actual route and distance may vary.
Features and description
- Freehold
- Central village location with parking and garage
- Impeccable interior decor
- Orangery off kitchen/diner to make large living space
- Landscaped garden with accent lighting
- Possible loft conversion or garage conversion potential
- Separate office/study
This beautiful, immaculately decorated four double bedroom home is situated right in the middle of the village, but tucked away and set back. You are surrounded by amazing pubs and restaurants and many other facilities that most villages don’t have anymore.
The owners have carried out work to extend the property and it now has an inviting orangery off the kitchen, which provides useable social space.
The kitchen is most definitely the heart of this home, giving an immediate warm and inviting feel, and on sunny days the doors open out onto the landscaped garden. It is private and peaceful with a couple of sitting areas along with a bar area. Lighting compliments the planting, mature trees add to the privacy felt in this garden.
Both bathrooms were refurbished in 2022. There is the opportunity to convert the loft space to create a master suite, with the appropriate permissions.
The sitting room is elegant and calm, with doors opening on to the garden, with a beautiful fireplace (multi-fuel) being the focal point.
Overall this home is a rare beauty, with a strong location - if you have a young family you are within walking distance of pre-school and primary school plus coffee shop for a meet up with the mums. If you are a downsizing couple, you are perfectly situated to enjoy country walks finishing with lunch or dinner at Stock’s fabulous pubs. A viewing wont disappoint.
Stock is a picturesque and charming rural village located in the county of Essex. Nestled amidst rolling green fields and surrounded by idyllic countryside, it exudes a timeless beauty that captivates visitors and residents alike, encouraging country walks and visits to local places of interest. With a population of around 2000, this friendly community embodies the quintessential English village spirit.
The heart of Stock is its historic High Street, lined with traditional timber-framed buildings that have stood for centuries. The architecture reflects the village's rich heritage, offering a glimpse into its past.
The village enjoys many events throughout the year - the Stock Flower Festival, Christmas Fayre, Windmill openings, street parties for national celebrations. The Tour of Britain cycle race recently visited the village as part of its route. The pubs and restaurants often hold special evenings with live music and quiz nights.
"When you buy in Stock, you are buying much more than bricks & mortar"
Ten minutes from Billericay or Ingatestone Rail Station, or alternatively fifteen minutes from Chelmsford, Stock is perfectly located to enjoy country living with every amenity you need close by. The A12 is five minutes from the village centre.
Stock has four amazing pub restaurants, Greenwoods Spa & Hotel, along with a cafe/bistro, award winning hairdresser and florist (with school for floristry lessons), two village shops, library and several churches. Villagers enjoy the many social and sports clubs and there is a strong sense of community. There is Crondon Park Golf Club on the edge of the village that is also a wedding venue.
Stock has its own doctors’ surgery which has a pharmacy inside. It is on the number 300 Bus Route which takes you quickly to either Billericay, Basildon or Chelmsford.
Stock has both a primary and it's very own Ofsted Outstanding Rated Pre-School. Nearby are extremely good primary and senior schools (see our website for more information) in both Chelmsford, Brentwood & Southend.
EPC Rating: D
Location
Stock is a picturesque and charming rural village located in the county of Essex. Nestled amidst rolling green fields and surrounded by idyllic countryside, it exudes a timeless beauty that captivates visitors and residents alike, encouraging country walks and visits to local places of interest. With a population of around 2000, this friendly community embodies the quintessential English village spirit.
The heart of Stock is its historic High Street, lined with traditional timber-framed buildings that have stood for centuries. The architecture reflects the village's rich heritage, offering a glimpse into its past.
The village enjoys many events throughout the year - the Stock Flower Festival, Christmas Fayre, Windmill openings, street parties for national celebrations. The Tour of Britain cycle race recently visited the village as part of its route. The pubs and restaurants often hold special evenings with live music and quiz nights.
"When you buy in Stock, you are buying much more than bricks & mortar"
Ten minutes from Billericay or Ingatestone Rail Station, or alternatively fifteen minutes from Chelmsford, Stock is perfectly located to enjoy country living with every amenity you need close by. The A12 is five minutes from the village centre.
Stock has four amazing pub restaurants, Greenwoods Spa & Hotel, along with a cafe/bistro, award winning hairdresser and florist (with school for floristry lessons), two village shops, library and several churches. Villagers enjoy the many social and sports clubs and there is a strong sense of community. There is Crondon Park Golf Club on the edge of the village that is also a wedding venue.
Stock has its own doctors’ surgery which has a pharmacy inside. It is on the number 300 Bus Route which takes you quickly to either Billericay, Basildon or Chelmsford.
Stock has both a primary and it's very own Ofsted Outstanding Rated Pre-School. Nearby are extremely good primary and senior schools (see our website for more information) in both Chelmsford, Brentwood & Southend.
Kitchen/Diner (7.48m x 3.79m)
Beautiful hub of the home, light and airy due to bi-fold doors opening onto the garden. Island with butler sink, breakfast bar seating, pendant lighting, marble work top. Rangemaster cooker with feature chimney, several windows adds character to this area. Siemens coffee machine and microwave. Small fridge and dishwasher. Electric underfloor heating in kitchen diner & orangery. Parquet flooring throughout with electric underfloor heating.
Orangery (7.24m x 3.82m)
Light floods into this cosy room through the large ceiling lantern. Log burner, parquet flooring (with underfloor heating) Door leading to utility room. Sash windows with views over the garden.
Utility Area (1.17m x 5.62m)
Area between the orangery and the garage, which provides useful storage space for wine and laundry! Window to front with space for washing machine and sink. Quarry tiled floor.
Utility (1.53m x 2.33m)
Quarry floor tiles, space for tumble dryer, plus two large fridges.
Downstairs WC (2.27m x 1.09m)
Downstairs toilet with small sink and window to side.
Sitting Room (3.86m x 7.08m)
Such an elegant room, most definitely fitting of the name formal sitting room - the focal point being the multi-fuel fireplace, feature alcove, double aspect (side and rear windows), french doors to the garden.
Office (2.66m x 2.27m)
Useful extra room away from the hub-bub of family life, window to front.
Hallway (1.63m x 4.67m)
Roger Oates stair runner, understairs cupboard.
Upstairs Landing (3.40m x 5.05m)
Bannisters with elegant black top rail, window to driveway, large airing cupboard.
Loft with ladder is fully boarded. Attic has a full height apex, so conversion is possible to provide a master suite.
Master Bedroom (4.47m x 3.42m)
Feature panelling on one wall with window to rear.
Master Bedroom Ensuite (1.66m x 3.42m)
Walk in shower, marble wall and floor tiles, towel rail, sink unit (marble top) window to front, feature lights around mirror.
Bedroom Two (4.67m x 3.46m)
Dual aspect windows to the side and rear, beautiful feature wallpaper.
Bedroom Three (3.47m x 2.61m)
Window to rear.
Bedroom Four (3.30m x 2.34m)
Window to rear.
Main Bathroom (2.13m x 3.54m)
Beautiful free standing bath, walk in shower, towel rail, panelling, small unit with sink, electric underfloor heating. Remodelled in 2022.
Garden
Beautiful landscaped garden, with many feature plants. Outside electric points distributed around the garden, uplighters to accent ornamental pear trees. Patio sitting area along with bar, plus tree house.
The front driveway has a log store and Pooky lights along the wall. Wisteria frames the front porch. Iron gates and parking for two cars.
Parking - Garage
Small double garage with eaves storage with extra area at the back, with possible conversion potential.
The owners have carried out work to extend the property and it now has an inviting orangery off the kitchen, which provides useable social space.
The kitchen is most definitely the heart of this home, giving an immediate warm and inviting feel, and on sunny days the doors open out onto the landscaped garden. It is private and peaceful with a couple of sitting areas along with a bar area. Lighting compliments the planting, mature trees add to the privacy felt in this garden.
Both bathrooms were refurbished in 2022. There is the opportunity to convert the loft space to create a master suite, with the appropriate permissions.
The sitting room is elegant and calm, with doors opening on to the garden, with a beautiful fireplace (multi-fuel) being the focal point.
Overall this home is a rare beauty, with a strong location - if you have a young family you are within walking distance of pre-school and primary school plus coffee shop for a meet up with the mums. If you are a downsizing couple, you are perfectly situated to enjoy country walks finishing with lunch or dinner at Stock’s fabulous pubs. A viewing wont disappoint.
Stock is a picturesque and charming rural village located in the county of Essex. Nestled amidst rolling green fields and surrounded by idyllic countryside, it exudes a timeless beauty that captivates visitors and residents alike, encouraging country walks and visits to local places of interest. With a population of around 2000, this friendly community embodies the quintessential English village spirit.
The heart of Stock is its historic High Street, lined with traditional timber-framed buildings that have stood for centuries. The architecture reflects the village's rich heritage, offering a glimpse into its past.
The village enjoys many events throughout the year - the Stock Flower Festival, Christmas Fayre, Windmill openings, street parties for national celebrations. The Tour of Britain cycle race recently visited the village as part of its route. The pubs and restaurants often hold special evenings with live music and quiz nights.
"When you buy in Stock, you are buying much more than bricks & mortar"
Ten minutes from Billericay or Ingatestone Rail Station, or alternatively fifteen minutes from Chelmsford, Stock is perfectly located to enjoy country living with every amenity you need close by. The A12 is five minutes from the village centre.
Stock has four amazing pub restaurants, Greenwoods Spa & Hotel, along with a cafe/bistro, award winning hairdresser and florist (with school for floristry lessons), two village shops, library and several churches. Villagers enjoy the many social and sports clubs and there is a strong sense of community. There is Crondon Park Golf Club on the edge of the village that is also a wedding venue.
Stock has its own doctors’ surgery which has a pharmacy inside. It is on the number 300 Bus Route which takes you quickly to either Billericay, Basildon or Chelmsford.
Stock has both a primary and it's very own Ofsted Outstanding Rated Pre-School. Nearby are extremely good primary and senior schools (see our website for more information) in both Chelmsford, Brentwood & Southend.
EPC Rating: D
Location
Stock is a picturesque and charming rural village located in the county of Essex. Nestled amidst rolling green fields and surrounded by idyllic countryside, it exudes a timeless beauty that captivates visitors and residents alike, encouraging country walks and visits to local places of interest. With a population of around 2000, this friendly community embodies the quintessential English village spirit.
The heart of Stock is its historic High Street, lined with traditional timber-framed buildings that have stood for centuries. The architecture reflects the village's rich heritage, offering a glimpse into its past.
The village enjoys many events throughout the year - the Stock Flower Festival, Christmas Fayre, Windmill openings, street parties for national celebrations. The Tour of Britain cycle race recently visited the village as part of its route. The pubs and restaurants often hold special evenings with live music and quiz nights.
"When you buy in Stock, you are buying much more than bricks & mortar"
Ten minutes from Billericay or Ingatestone Rail Station, or alternatively fifteen minutes from Chelmsford, Stock is perfectly located to enjoy country living with every amenity you need close by. The A12 is five minutes from the village centre.
Stock has four amazing pub restaurants, Greenwoods Spa & Hotel, along with a cafe/bistro, award winning hairdresser and florist (with school for floristry lessons), two village shops, library and several churches. Villagers enjoy the many social and sports clubs and there is a strong sense of community. There is Crondon Park Golf Club on the edge of the village that is also a wedding venue.
Stock has its own doctors’ surgery which has a pharmacy inside. It is on the number 300 Bus Route which takes you quickly to either Billericay, Basildon or Chelmsford.
Stock has both a primary and it's very own Ofsted Outstanding Rated Pre-School. Nearby are extremely good primary and senior schools (see our website for more information) in both Chelmsford, Brentwood & Southend.
Kitchen/Diner (7.48m x 3.79m)
Beautiful hub of the home, light and airy due to bi-fold doors opening onto the garden. Island with butler sink, breakfast bar seating, pendant lighting, marble work top. Rangemaster cooker with feature chimney, several windows adds character to this area. Siemens coffee machine and microwave. Small fridge and dishwasher. Electric underfloor heating in kitchen diner & orangery. Parquet flooring throughout with electric underfloor heating.
Orangery (7.24m x 3.82m)
Light floods into this cosy room through the large ceiling lantern. Log burner, parquet flooring (with underfloor heating) Door leading to utility room. Sash windows with views over the garden.
Utility Area (1.17m x 5.62m)
Area between the orangery and the garage, which provides useful storage space for wine and laundry! Window to front with space for washing machine and sink. Quarry tiled floor.
Utility (1.53m x 2.33m)
Quarry floor tiles, space for tumble dryer, plus two large fridges.
Downstairs WC (2.27m x 1.09m)
Downstairs toilet with small sink and window to side.
Sitting Room (3.86m x 7.08m)
Such an elegant room, most definitely fitting of the name formal sitting room - the focal point being the multi-fuel fireplace, feature alcove, double aspect (side and rear windows), french doors to the garden.
Office (2.66m x 2.27m)
Useful extra room away from the hub-bub of family life, window to front.
Hallway (1.63m x 4.67m)
Roger Oates stair runner, understairs cupboard.
Upstairs Landing (3.40m x 5.05m)
Bannisters with elegant black top rail, window to driveway, large airing cupboard.
Loft with ladder is fully boarded. Attic has a full height apex, so conversion is possible to provide a master suite.
Master Bedroom (4.47m x 3.42m)
Feature panelling on one wall with window to rear.
Master Bedroom Ensuite (1.66m x 3.42m)
Walk in shower, marble wall and floor tiles, towel rail, sink unit (marble top) window to front, feature lights around mirror.
Bedroom Two (4.67m x 3.46m)
Dual aspect windows to the side and rear, beautiful feature wallpaper.
Bedroom Three (3.47m x 2.61m)
Window to rear.
Bedroom Four (3.30m x 2.34m)
Window to rear.
Main Bathroom (2.13m x 3.54m)
Beautiful free standing bath, walk in shower, towel rail, panelling, small unit with sink, electric underfloor heating. Remodelled in 2022.
Garden
Beautiful landscaped garden, with many feature plants. Outside electric points distributed around the garden, uplighters to accent ornamental pear trees. Patio sitting area along with bar, plus tree house.
The front driveway has a log store and Pooky lights along the wall. Wisteria frames the front porch. Iron gates and parking for two cars.
Parking - Garage
Small double garage with eaves storage with extra area at the back, with possible conversion potential.
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Chalmers Agency Limited
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