0 properties for sale in Farnham, Bishop's Stortford from Strutt Parker Chelmsford

The barn house is a traditional grade listed barn conversion of weather boarded elevations on a brick plinth under a peg tiled roof. This appealing home stands in an elevated position, set amongst mature well tended landscaped grounds, taking full advantage of the undulation views. Set in a peac...

Dating from the 17th and 18th centuries, with modern additions, hyde cottage is a pretty timber framed house of plastered elevations under thatched roof, now listed grade as being of architectural and historical importance. The well-proportioned accommodation is arranged over two storeys and off...

An array of barns and buildings; including a large machinery stores, open sided barns, an array of old stables, further stores and other traditional timber framed barns. Totalling almost 10,000 sq ft, the buildings, they sit in a complex surrounded by hardstanding, screened by farm walls and matu...

Canfield moat is a detached house providing more than 6,000 square feet of accommodation, a detached annexe together with mature and extensive gardens and grounds, including a swimming pool and a tennis court. Built in 1839 by the reverend charles lesingham smith, a don of cambridge university th...

Woodlands is a double-fronted property offering 4,879 sq ft of light-filled, flexible accommodation arranged over two floors. Configured to provide a characterful and practical living and entertaining environment, the property sensitively combines quality fixtures and fittings, contemporary sanit...

Designed and presented to an quality is this ly appointed detached family residenceranged over three floors, the house comprises five bedrooms, three bathrooms and an family room addition to the rear of the building. The family room enjoys five sets of french doors opening out onto the external t...

This grade listed building, dating back to the 16th century, was originally an agricultural structure of interest. It exemplifies early brick nogging and late crown post construction. Brick nogging, a costly material at the time, was used selectively in a flamboyant tudor style on the southeast ...