2 The Paddocks, Burnham-on-Crouch

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2 The Paddocks is a newly built detached house in Stoney Hills, on a small private close overlooking a wooded copse. It is a substantial home of approximately 2,690 sq ft, rising to around 3,000 sq ft with the detached double garage, and the proportions are matched by the specification.

The house is arranged around a central entrance hall with oak flooring, oak and glass balustrading and a galleried landing above. The kitchen, dining and family room runs across the back of the house with a central island and bi-fold doors to the garden, and there are two further reception rooms alongside it. Upstairs are four double bedrooms, two of them with en suites, including a principal suite with a fitted dressing area, freestanding slipper bath, twin basins and walk in shower.

The energy specification is worth noting on its own: an air source heat pump, underfloor heating to the ground floor, solar panels and triple glazing, backed by a ten year new build warranty.

A four bedroom freehold detached house of approximately 3,000 sq ft including the double garage, priced at £865,000.

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The Paddocks is a small private close in Stoney Hills, on the northern edge of Burnham-on-Crouch. The town sits on the north bank of the River Crouch and is the main settlement on the Dengie peninsula, which gives it a range of facilities unusual for its size, including a cinema.

Burnham is one of the leading yachting centres in the country. Four clubs are based here: the Royal Corinthian, whose Grade II* listed clubhouse was designed by the modernist architect Joseph Emberton in 1931, the Royal Burnham, the Crouch Yacht Club and Burnham Sailing Club. Burnham Week each August is a fixture in the national sailing calendar. There is also a yacht harbour and an RNLI lifeboat station.

The quay and High Street hold independent shops, pubs and restaurants, with a street market on Tuesday mornings. The surrounding Crouch valley has become one of the better regarded English wine regions, with New Hall, Clayhill and Crouch Ridge among the vineyards nearby.

Ormiston Rivers Academy on Southminster Road is the secondary school and sixth form for the town and the wider Dengie area, with Burnham-on-Crouch Primary and St Mary’s among its feeder schools. Catchment arrangements should be checked with Essex County Council.

Burnham-on-Crouch station is on the Crouch Valley line. There are direct trains to London Liverpool Street taking around an hour at peak times, with other services changing at Wickford. By road, Maldon and South Woodham Ferrers are close by, Chelmsford is around 20 miles away, and the A130 and A12 connect to the wider network.