Belchamp Hall Mill

Description

A stunningly unique conversion of the old mill in an unparalleled rural location down a dead end track through the impressive grounds of Belchamp Hall, a beautiful Queen Anne period house and home to the Raymond family since 1611. Being next to a reed rich pond, fields and ancient woodland the abundant and varied wildlife creates an immersive bucolic experience. An eclectic mix of original, reclaimed and antique woodwork throughout, combined with painted and exposed brickwork creates a distinctive and luxuriously rustic retreat. An open plan living area on the upper floor provides all round views over the rolling landscape of a large private estate.
First Floor
Kitchen - ‘Log cabin style' with Professional Rangemaster, double butlers sink, fridge/freezer, microwave, kettle and toaster.
Central Staircase - Made of solid oak it is the prominent spine of the mill.
Sitting Area - Light, spacious and open plan with original wooden beams and a Juliet balcony overlooking the pond. On a raised platform is a large enveloping Ralph Loren sofa warmed by an impressive log burner with wonderful views and a discreetly hidden 32" Smart TV.
Ground Floor
Master Bedroom - Super King-size bed, large hanging cupboard and split stable door opening straight onto the pond. Brick paving with foot warming underfloor heating.
Poets Corner - Nestled under the open staircase is a writing desk, chair and contemplative sofa.
Shower Room - Through a wide keystoned archway is a walk-in power show accessed from two sides behind a glass screen, lavatory and handbasin.
Outside
Seat at the top of the stairs to the ‘top door' and a ground floor terrace with table and chairs immediately adjacent to two wildlife filled ponds and access to rolling countryside of a large country estate.