Bishop's Stortford

Thorley Wash Cottage is situated on the southern outskirts of the market town of Bishop’s Stortford and is a Listed building possibly dating to the late 17th/early 18th century and traditionally constructed timber framed with rendered elevations but with later extensions. Adjoining the property is a detached building with planning consent to convert into a three bedroom property.

Thorley Wash Cottage comprises a number of characterful rooms with exposed timbers which includes a sitting room which is divided by a wooden staircase - there is some open studwork. There is a well fitted kitchen/breakfast room with granite work surfaces and a breakfast area with doors out to the garden and a sitting room at the back of the property with a feature fireplace. There is also a utility cupboard with plumbing for a washing machine, cupboard for a fridge/freezer and a modern Baxi gas fired boiler. On the southern end of the house there is a ground floor bedroom with a timbered ceiling and adjoining a large bath/shower room with oval bath, WC and wash hand basin.

On the first floor, the staircase divides to left and right. To the left is the main bedroom with an adjoining dressing room and shower room. And then on the far side of the building inter-connecting bedrooms 2 & 3.

Behind the house there is a terrace, a good size garden about 60ft x 65ft with a gated access which leads to the front. There is also a sizeable shed and a good area of hardstanding for parking.

Bishop’s Stortford is an historic market town lying beside the River Stort, offering a range of shopping, educational, recreational facilities and amenities including The Bishop’s Stortford College, golf club, swimming pool, hospital, cinema, health and fitness club, theatre groups, restaurants, garages etc. In addition, there is a mainline station providing regular services to London's Liverpool Street, and the M11 is on the eastern outskirts of the town giving access to London, M25, Cambridge and the Midlands. Stansted Airport is about 4 miles from the town and provides an ever-increasing number of destinations.