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At a glance…
Nestled in the vibrant heart of Witham, the former residence of renowned English crime writer Dorothy L. Sayers presents a unique opportunity to own a piece of literary history. This Grade II listed property, affectionately known as 'Dorothy Sayers Cottage,' boasts a rich heritage dating back to the 1500s and offers a blend of historical charm and modern convenience.Historical Significance: Dorothy L. Sayers (1893–1957), celebrated for her creation of the fictional detective Lord Peter Wimsey, was not only a prolific author but also a playwright, translator, and essayist. Her tenure at this residence is commemorated with a plaque on the Georgian façade, marking the property's significance in literary history. Architectural Features: The property's timber-framed structure, enhanced with a mock Georgian façade by the Victorians, reflects its historical evolution. The current owners have cherished this home for over five decades, ensuring its preservation and upkeep. Key features include: Three spacious and inviting reception rooms, one featuring a most wonderful open fire.
At a glance…
| Broadband | Ask Agent |
| Telephone | Ask Agent |
| Electricity | Mains Electricity Supply |
| Gas | No |
| Water | Mains Supply |
| Sewerage | Mains |
| Heating | Gas Heating |
| Main Heating | Ask Agent |
| Unsuitable for wheelchairs | Ask Agent |
| Level access | Ask Agent |
| Lift access | Ask Agent |
| Ramped access | Ask Agent |
| Wetroom | Ask Agent |
| Wide doorways | Ask Agent |
| Step free access | Ask Agent |
| Level access shower | Ask Agent |
| Lateral living | Ask Agent |
| Listed | No |
| Are there any restrictions with the property? | No |
| Any easements, servitudes or wayleaves? | No |
| Public Rights of Way | No |
| Flooded in last 5 years | Ask Agent |
| Source of flood | Ask Agent |
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