Guide price
£875,000
(£376/sq. ft)
4 bed semi-detached house for saleCromwell Hill, Maldon, Essex CM9
4 beds
2 baths
2 receptions
2,328 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Unique three-storey modern town house
Principal rooms overlook the river Chelmer
Within 0.5 miles of Hythe Quay waterfront
Approximately 175 yards from Maldon High Street
Low maintenance gardens
EPC Rating = C
Modern town house with River Chelmer views in the centre of Maldon.
Description
An exceptional modern town centre residence of nearly 2,500sq ft, forming the central home within a discreet group of just three individual properties with far-reaching views from the rear.
Situated on the site of the original pump house, this unique three-storey house is distinguished by the Grade II listed water pump (circa 1805) that stands at its front. From the street the property appears modest, yet internally it reveals generous, well-proportioned rooms arranged over three floors - an arrangement ideally suited to growing families or multi-generational living.
The architecture blends harmoniously with its historic neighbours while offering the clarity and convenience of contemporary design. An inviting hallway leads into a stylish living room featuring a media wall and a cosy fire - a welcoming space of generous proportions for relaxed evenings. At the heart of the home is a beautifully re-fitted kitchen/dining/family room, thoughtfully planned for both everyday living and entertaining. High-quality fixtures and fittings lend elegance and practicality to this principal living area. The room has access out to entertaining spaces in the garden, and beyond it has far-reaching river views. A ground floor cloakroom completes the accommodation on this level.
Upstairs, four double bedrooms are arranged across the first and second floors. The principal bedroom on the first floor is an impressive suite with a large rear window framing river views, ample wardrobe provision and a generous en-suite shower room. A second double bedroom to the front of the house also benefits from built-in storage and its own en suite facilities.
On the second floor, two further double bedrooms share a well-appointed bathroom. The rear bedroom enjoys further river views, while the front bedroom looks out across the rooftops of neighbouring period homes.
A rare combination of historic context, contemporary comfort, and substantial accommodation in the heart of the town.
Outside
The rear garden has been thoughtfully conceived as a natural extension of the kitchen, creating an exceptional outdoor entertaining space designed with effortless low-maintenance living in mind.
Stepping directly from the kitchen, one encounters a generous patio ideal for an outdoor corner sofa, from which steps descend to a decked terrace and finally to a tier of artificial lawn. From this carefully composed sequence of levels, delightful views unfold, offering a sense of peaceful seclusion that belies the property’s proximity to the vibrant town centre.
To the front, a practical car port and driveway provide convenient parking.
Services
All mains services.
Location
Maldon Court Prep School: 100m; Hythe Quay: 0.5 miles; Maldon High Street: 175 yards (shopping and eateries); A12: 7 miles; Chelmsford city: 10 miles. All distances approximate, source: Google maps.
Philpots is situated in Maldon's conservation area, within a cul-de-sac turning which features many attractive period properties on the immediate edge of Maldon High Street.
Maldon is a lively former market town on the River Blackwater dating back to the Anglo-Saxon times and is famous, amongst other things, for its sea salt and the traditional Thames sailing barges which use Maldon as their home port.
Shopping and leisure facilities include a Marks & Spencer, two other major supermarkets and a wide range of shops including butcher's, fishmonger's and green grocer's, several boutiques and a number of restaurants.
There is also an excellent prep school within a few hundred metres of the property.
Square Footage: 2,328 sq ft
Description
An exceptional modern town centre residence of nearly 2,500sq ft, forming the central home within a discreet group of just three individual properties with far-reaching views from the rear.
Situated on the site of the original pump house, this unique three-storey house is distinguished by the Grade II listed water pump (circa 1805) that stands at its front. From the street the property appears modest, yet internally it reveals generous, well-proportioned rooms arranged over three floors - an arrangement ideally suited to growing families or multi-generational living.
The architecture blends harmoniously with its historic neighbours while offering the clarity and convenience of contemporary design. An inviting hallway leads into a stylish living room featuring a media wall and a cosy fire - a welcoming space of generous proportions for relaxed evenings. At the heart of the home is a beautifully re-fitted kitchen/dining/family room, thoughtfully planned for both everyday living and entertaining. High-quality fixtures and fittings lend elegance and practicality to this principal living area. The room has access out to entertaining spaces in the garden, and beyond it has far-reaching river views. A ground floor cloakroom completes the accommodation on this level.
Upstairs, four double bedrooms are arranged across the first and second floors. The principal bedroom on the first floor is an impressive suite with a large rear window framing river views, ample wardrobe provision and a generous en-suite shower room. A second double bedroom to the front of the house also benefits from built-in storage and its own en suite facilities.
On the second floor, two further double bedrooms share a well-appointed bathroom. The rear bedroom enjoys further river views, while the front bedroom looks out across the rooftops of neighbouring period homes.
A rare combination of historic context, contemporary comfort, and substantial accommodation in the heart of the town.
Outside
The rear garden has been thoughtfully conceived as a natural extension of the kitchen, creating an exceptional outdoor entertaining space designed with effortless low-maintenance living in mind.
Stepping directly from the kitchen, one encounters a generous patio ideal for an outdoor corner sofa, from which steps descend to a decked terrace and finally to a tier of artificial lawn. From this carefully composed sequence of levels, delightful views unfold, offering a sense of peaceful seclusion that belies the property’s proximity to the vibrant town centre.
To the front, a practical car port and driveway provide convenient parking.
Services
All mains services.
Location
Maldon Court Prep School: 100m; Hythe Quay: 0.5 miles; Maldon High Street: 175 yards (shopping and eateries); A12: 7 miles; Chelmsford city: 10 miles. All distances approximate, source: Google maps.
Philpots is situated in Maldon's conservation area, within a cul-de-sac turning which features many attractive period properties on the immediate edge of Maldon High Street.
Maldon is a lively former market town on the River Blackwater dating back to the Anglo-Saxon times and is famous, amongst other things, for its sea salt and the traditional Thames sailing barges which use Maldon as their home port.
Shopping and leisure facilities include a Marks & Spencer, two other major supermarkets and a wide range of shops including butcher's, fishmonger's and green grocer's, several boutiques and a number of restaurants.
There is also an excellent prep school within a few hundred metres of the property.
Square Footage: 2,328 sq ft
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