3 Bedroom Apartment for sale in East of England, England for GBP £675,000

Grand communal entrance hall:
With a high domed sky light and doorway to Apartment 3, to the right of a broad staircase.
Inner Hall:
Access to cloakroom and reception hall.
Cloakroom:

Reception hall: 30'11 x 10' (9.445m x 3.056m)
(Measurement includes Inner Hall). High ceiling and shuttered French windows, opening onto formal gardens, tall mahogany double doors opening into the drawing room.
Drawing room: 36' x 23'11 (10.980m x 7.290m)
A fine, generously proportioned room with deep fireplace, ornate plasterwork, mahogany panelling and tall shuttered windows which look out onto the formal gardens and accentuate the grand style of the room. At the far end of the room is access to
Garden hall:
French windows opening onto a terrace, traditionally used only by the occupants of Apartment 3. The garden hall opens onto the utility.
Utility:
Understairs cupboards.
Kitchen/breakfast room:24'9x15'9(7.568m x 4.811m)
Located at the centre of the apartment with three sash windows overlooking the terrace and formal gardens, further window overlooking the courtyard, a wood burning stove and kitchen cupboards. The kitchen would ideally benefit from a complete re-fit and re-design, subject to the usual consents.
Master bedroom: 16'1 x 15'4 (4.926m x 4.689m)
Hand basin and adjoining en suite bathroom.
Bedroom 2: 12' x 11'3 (3.678m x 3.430m)
Sash window looking onto formal gardens.
Bedroom 3: 11'7 x 8'3 (3.550m x 2.518m)
Sash window looking onto formal gardens.
Shower room:
Wash hand basin with vanity unit above.
Walk-in airing cupboard:
Situated next to access to the courtyard and pathway leading to car parks.
Separate cloakroom:

Door from the corridor leads to the rear entrance:
Providing a direct route to the car parks.
The Grounds:
The grounds provide an outstanding amenity. There are formal gardens with neo-classical furniture, a tiered water garden with ponds, woodland, orchard, paddocks, stabling for horses (by arrangement), a meadow, cricket field, two tennis courts, a croquet lawn and a back drive with plots for vegetable gardens (by arrangement).
Sawbridgeworth nr Bishop's Stortford:
On the border between Hertfordshire and Essex, Sawbridgeworth has retained some of its traditional character with several largely unchanged streets and Georgian brick houses. There is a good range of local shops and a mainline rail station serving Cambridge, London Liverpool Street and Stansted Airport. The towns of Bishop's Stortford and Harlow and two M11 junctions, are some fifteen minutes drive away.
Services:
Mains water, gas and electricity are connected. Communal private drainage system.
Local Authority:
East Herts District Council
Post Code:
CM21 9JA
Council Tax:
Band F
Agents note:
Leaseholders own the management company that owns the Freehold. Sub-letting is not permitted.
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DIRECTIONS:
From Bishop's Stortford proceed along the B1383 and A1184 to Sawbridgeworth. Upon entering the town, turn left into Station Road at the mini roundabouts. Continue over the railway crossing, passing the left turn to Hallingbury. Approx. 50 metres beyond this turning, are the gates to Great Hyde Hall on the left hand side.