£300,000

HISTORY The earliest surviving building at Maltings Park dates from 1806. It fronts onto The Walls in Manningtree and was the first of eight maltings to be built on this site by Edward Norman, the last being completed in 1828.

The Central Maltings are the most important buildings on this site and required very careful restoration and conversion which took nearly four years to complete.

The buildings were converted into 22 unique two, three and four bedroom houses which began in 1998.
 

ENTRANCE HALL 8' 3" x 3' 11" (2.51m x 1.19m) Fitted with original stone flooring, and area for cloakroom with separate door leading to
 

LIVING ROOM 22' 0" x 17' 0" (6.71m x 5.18m) Fitted with natural wood flooring, and supplied with furniture to include 2 two seater sofas, large wooden dining table with six chais, and a cast iron fireplace. 

KITCHEN 12' 0" x 8' 8" (3.66m x 2.64m) Fully fitted pinewood kitchen with steel drawer handles and door fronts. Integrated Neff appliances incude a Fridge Freezer, Washer Dryer, Dishwasher and Gas hob with five ring burners and electric oven. 

BEDROOM 1 14' 0" x 9' 0" (4.27m x 2.74m) Natural wooden flooring and original brick walls make the bedrooms a natural and rustic feel. Bedroom furniture supplied in complimentary oakwood comprising 6' double bed, fitted wardrobe and bedside units, and gives the room a very romantic feel.

There is an en-suite bathroom fitted with double size shower unit, low level WC and wash basin.
 

BEDROOM 2 14' 0" x 7' 6" (4.27m x 2.29m) Natural wooden flooring and furniture including double bed and wardrobe.
 

FIRST FLOOR LANDING AREA This area comes supplied with a corner desk unit and chair making it an ideal office space. 

BATHROOM 8' 6" x 7' 0" (2.59m x 2.13m) Fitted with white bathroom suite to include bath, low level WC and wash basin. 

EXTERNAL COMMUNAL AREAS The communal area comprises of beautifully manicured and regularly tendered gardens, with a communal bin store area, allocated parking for one vehichle plus Visitors parking area.