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Boydens is delighted to present this exceptional three-bedroom Grade II Listed farmhouse, a historic gem dating back to 1350, and once serving as a Royal Hunting Lodge. Steeped in history, this characterful residence offers a unique blend of period charm and modern living. Notably, the original inglenook fireplace, now featured in Colchester Castle, has been meticulously rebuilt by the previous owner using reclaimed materials from the era.

A sweeping driveway leads to the rear of the property, providing ample parking, access to a garage, and a large storage area. Upon entering the property, you are welcomed by a hallway rich in original features, setting the tone for the rest of the home.

The sitting room is a highlight, showcasing the rebuilt inglenook fireplace, now fitted with a log burner, and featuring an abundance of exposed timbers and beams that add to the property's historic charm. The formal dining room, also boasting an inglenook fireplace, is situated opposite the galley-style kitchen, with both rooms offering views over the rear aspect. In the 1960s, the property was thoughtfully extended to include an office and a spacious garden room that opens onto a picturesque walled country cottage garden.


The first floor comprises three generously sized double bedrooms, each featuring exposed timbers and beams that highlight the home’s historic character. The two front-facing bedrooms offer superb panoramic views across unspoiled countryside. A recently appointed shower room and ample storage space complete this floor.

This remarkable property presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of history, perfectly blending historical significance with modern amenities, in a tranquil setting surrounded by breathtaking countryside.

Easthorpe village sits to the south of Colchester and is a short drive to the city centre. Conveniently located for access to transport links via the A12, and London commuters at either Kelvedon or Marks Tey railway stations. The village is surrounded by open countryside and is very popular with cyclists and walkers alike. There is a real community spirit, as well as diversity within the village. It is a short distance from its neighbouring villages of Messing and Copford, and both provide primary schooling and local public houses.