A six-bedroom country house hidden on the Essex waterside is now on the market for £2.75 million.
Located on Main Road in the village of Howe Street, The Mill House is a Grade II-listed property believed to date back to the 18th century.
Set in more than two acres of mature gardens, the 6,189 sq ft home combines historic features with modern comforts, including an indoor pool complex, annexe accommodation, and extensive garaging.
The property is entered via a gravel driveway, passing through the gates and siding the river with curved wall and bridge, leading to manicured lawns and landscaped gardens.
Inside, the ground floor features four reception rooms, including an elegant drawing room, formal dining room, cosy living room, and study.
The country-style kitchen and breakfast room is fitted with bespoke cabinetry, integrated appliances, a pantry, and direct access to a secluded rear terrace.
One of two terraces runs alongside the river, offering peaceful outdoor entertaining space.
The upper floors contain five bedrooms, with the principal suite featuring a balcony, dressing room, and en suite bathroom.
A separate annexe includes its own kitchen, dining space, bedroom, and bathroom, accessible via a dedicated staircase.
Adjacent to the main house is a leisure wing with an indoor pool, vaulted timber ceiling, changing room, shower facilities, and an entertainment area.
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The listing describes the property as offering "a remarkable wellness and recreational environment all year round."
The grounds feature mature specimen trees, extensive lawns, and ornamental flowerbeds.
There are also productive fruit and vegetable gardens and a traditional greenhouse.
The setting provides open views across the neighbouring countryside.
Howe Street is just north of Great Waltham, which offers a convenience store, coffee shop, and primary school.
Further amenities are available in Little Waltham, including a surgery and pharmacy, while Chelmsford city centre is a short drive away.
Regular rail services from Chelmsford connect to London Liverpool Street, and the A120 and A131 provide links to the A12, A14, and M25.
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