Station Road, Wrabness

Set within a beautifully landscaped plot approaching one acre, this substantial 3/4 bedroom detached home offers a rare combination of space, character, and breathtaking surroundings. Enjoying an elevated position with views across open farmland and the nearby river Stour, the property presents a unique opportunity for those seeking privacy, charm, and lifestyle.

The accommodation is generous and well-planned, featuring a welcoming sitting room with an impressive inglenook fireplace, a formal dining room or potential additional bedroom, bright conservatory, and a practical utility room with additional cloakroom. There are three well-proportioned bedrooms, one being en-suite, family bathroom, and a first-floor balcony offering panoramic views of the river and countryside beyond a perfect place to enjoy a morning coffee or evening sunset.

Externally, the property is equally impressive. The electric gated driveway leads to both a single and double garage, accompanied by a range of workshops and outbuildings ideal for hobbyists, storage, or business use. The gardens are a true highlight, meticulously designed to include a sunken garden, manmade stream, and a variety of secluded seating areas that showcase the peaceful setting.

This is a truly remarkable home that needs to be seen to be fully appreciated. Viewing is essential to experience the lifestyle and setting on offer.

Property Setting:

Set on the idyllic banks of the Stour Estuary, Wrabness is a sought-after coastal village offering a peaceful, picturesque lifestyle with a strong sense of community and natural beauty. Surrounded by unspoilt countryside and shoreline, the village is home to the Wrabness Nature Reserve popular with walkers, birdwatchers and those seeking a slower pace of life.

Wrabness boasts a charming village feel, complete with a local community shop, train station with direct links to Harwich and Manningtree (connecting to London Liverpool Street), and the celebrated ‘House for Essex’ by artist Grayson Perry a unique architectural landmark that draws visitors from far and wide.

Despite its tranquil setting, Wrabness is well connected. The historic market town of Manningtree is just a short drive away, offering a range of shops, eateries and amenities, along with fast rail services to London, making the village a perfect choice for commuters, weekenders or anyone looking to enjoy coastal living with convenience.

Combining estuary views, countryside walks, and a true sense of escape, Wrabness is a hidden gem on the Essex coast ideal for those seeking a lifestyle rooted in nature, creativity, and calm.

Important Information:
Tenure - Freehold
Council Tax - Band E
Services Connected - Mains Electric/Mains Water/Mains Drainage
Heating - Oil boiler via radiators
Telephone & Broadband - 02/EE/Three are available
Broadband - Ultrafast broadband is available