Myleswood, Kelvedon Hatch

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Myleswood is a collection of detached three, four and five bedroom homes by Stonebond, nestled in the historic village of Kelvedon Hatch on the edge of Brentwood. Beresfords are delighted to bring two of these homes to market: a rare opportunity to secure a brand new detached family home in a sought-after village setting, surrounded by open Essex countryside yet within easy reach of London.

The care and creativity devoted to designing Myleswood is evident from the moment you arrive. Smart driveways, generous roads and direct access to footpaths enhance the rural feel, while inside, open plan living areas, spacious living rooms and hotel style en suites are finished with carefully selected brands including Bosch appliances and Amtico flooring. Every home benefits from an air source heat pump, underfloor heating to the ground floor and an EV charging point as standard.

Kelvedon Hatch itself carries an impressive pedigree, with a history traced back to the Domesday Book and a parish church dating to 1254. Today it offers a village hall at the centre of community life, two welcoming pubs, a local convenience store with Post Office, and countryside walks in every direction.

Two detached family homes available, priced from £750,000

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Myleswood sits on Stocks Lane in Kelvedon Hatch, a village with roots in the Domesday Book and a landscape once dominated by Great Myles, a medieval manor house and estate that gives the development its name. The village retains a genuine sense of community, centred on Kelvedon Hatch Village Hall with its clubs, playgroups and classes, and two cosy pubs: The Shepherd Inn, a five minute walk away, and The Eagle, around eleven minutes on foot. Day to day essentials are covered by a local convenience store and Post Office, with neighbouring Doddinghurst less than a mile away offering a Tesco Express, pharmacy and doctor's surgery. Brentwood, four miles away, adds a wider choice of shopping and dining.

Families are exceptionally well served. Kelvedon Hatch Primary School is a two minute drive or a sixteen minute walk, with Doddinghurst Infant and Junior School, St Margaret's Pre-School, Doddinghurst Community Pre-School and Hopscotch Day Nursery all within a three minute drive. At secondary level, Shenfield High School is twelve minutes away, while the award-winning independent Brentwood School and Ursuline Prep are around fifteen minutes. Sixth form provision, Chelmsford College, Anglia Ruskin University and the University of Essex are all within comfortable reach.

For leisure, Poors' Field offers sports pitches, tennis courts and a children's play area, and Weald Country Park, ten minutes away, brings a deer park, woodland, wildflower meadows and open grassland. Bentley Golf Club is close by, and the Brentwood Centre, an eight minute drive, houses a gym, fitness studio, sports hall, squash courts, two swimming pools and an outdoor artificial pitch. Cycle routes thread through nearby villages such as Ingatestone and Mountnessing, and there are several riding schools within a short drive. For something different, the Kelvedon Hatch Cold War Bunker offers three underground levels to explore, while Zip Trek Brentwood provides zipwires, obstacle courses and axe throwing.

Connectivity is a genuine strength. Brentwood is ten minutes by car and Chelmsford around twenty two minutes, while Shenfield station, a fifteen minute drive, puts London Liverpool Street within twenty seven minutes and Stratford within seventeen minutes on the Elizabeth line. Romford is seven minutes by train and Chelmsford nine. Buses run from the village to both Brentwood and Ongar, and the M25 and A12 are both easily accessible.