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" Hatches House is believed to date from the 16th Century and is listed as being of architectural or historial interest Grade II, constructed of timber frame with rendered elevations under a tiled roof over two floors. The property occupies a plot approaching 10 acres and is situated within the ever popular village of Little Burstead but also within close proximity of Billericay High Street and mainline railway station.

The property has to be viewed internally to fully appreciate the wealth of period features throughout but also the size and layout of accommodation on offer. Due to the rarity of this type of property coming to the market, an early viewing would be strongly advised.

Entrance door leads to the:
Central Hallway
French doors leading to the front garden, radiator, stairs to first floor.
Living Room 8.41m

(27'7) x 5.05m

(16'7)
Bay window with window seat below, a feature of the room is the stone fireplace with solid wood burner, 17th Century panelling to the walls, two original carved doors, exposed timbers to walls and ceiling.
Dining Room 5.28m

(17'4) > 14'2 x 4.32m

(14'2)
Original Inglenook fireplace, radiator, exposed timbers, window to rear, door leading to Inner Hallway.
Family Room 5.33m

(17'6) x 3.4m

(11'2)
Windows to front and rear elevations, radiator, wealth of exposed timbers, solid fuel wood burner, open plan through to the:
Kitchen 5m

(16'5) x 3.86m

(12'8)
Fitted with a range of oak fronted units comprising double bowl sink unit, wide range of base and wall units with work surfaces, inset four ring ceramic hob with extractor above, integrated dishwasher and double oven, window to side, housing for microwave, understairs cupboard, stairs to first floor.
Utility Room 2.36m

(7'9) > 5'3 x 1.98m

(6'6)
Space for washing machine, single drainer stainless steel sink unit with cupboard below, window to rear.
Inner Hallway
Door leading to the rear garden, further door leads to the:
Ground Floor Cloakroom
Low level w.c., wash hand basin, radiator, window to side, fully tiled walls.
Study 3.71m

(12'2) x 3.05m

(10'0)
Windows to rear and side elevations, two radiators.
Cellar 4.95m

(16'3) x 2.24m

(7'4)
Accessed via the Inner Hallway, power and light connected.
First Floor Landing
Three windows to front, exposed timbers, two radiators, one window to rear, door to:
Bedroom One 5.13m

(16'10) x 3.1m

(10'2)
Windows to rear and side elevations, two radiators, open plan through to the:
En-Suite Dressing Room 3.96m

(13'0) x 3.23m

(10'7)
Window to side, radiator, wide range of fitted bedroom furniture, built in cupboard, further door leads to the:
En-Suite Bathroom
Comprising panelled bath with separate shower unit above, glazed shower panel, pedestal wash hand basin, low level w.c., window to side, fully tiled walls, radiator.
Bedroom Two 5.28m

(17'4) x 3.73m

(12'3) > 10'8
Window to front, radiator, built in cupboard.
Bedroom Three 4.29m

(14'1) x 3.28m

(10'9)
Window to front, radiator, built in cupboard.
Bedroom Four 4.14m

(13'7) x 3.3m

(10'10) > 8'2
Window to rear elevation, radiator, double built in wardrobe.
Bedroom Five 5.26m

(17'3) x 3.28m

(10'9) > 9'4
Window to front, radiator.
Family Bathroom
Comprising bath, pedestal wash hand basin, low level w.c., fully tiled shower cubicle, window to side, radiator, fully tiled walls.
Externally
Hatches House sits on a plot approaching 10 acres, the property is approached via a 5 bar gate over a gravelled driveway leading to the Courtyard with parking for numerous vehicles. To the left of the property is a variety of outbuildings including stables, garage and hay barns. Immediately to the rear of the property is an Office measuring 14'1 x 14'5 with power and light connected. It also has a cloakroom and large walk in storage cupboard. Surrounding the property are beautiful mature gardens with well stocked flower beds and mature hedging to boundaries. The remainder of the grounds are mainly paddocks and to the far rear boundary are wooded copse.

Full Details from Beresfords Website "