Hall
Hall
Hall
Reception Room
Reception Room
Kitchen
Kitchen
Dining Room
Dinning Room
Dinning Room
Reception Room
Bedroom
Bedroom
Bedroom
Bedroom
Bedroom
Bedroom
Bedroom
Patio
Patio
Workshop
Garden
Garden
Garden
Garden
Key Features
- Grade ll Family House
- Original Features Dating to 18th Century
- Five bedrooms
- Three receptions
- Two bathrooms
- Two Out-buildings
- Two large gardens
- Moments from Amenities
- Semi-detached
- Freehold
Summary
This handsome Grade ll* listed building dates from the late C17 but was substantially improved in the C18. The famous essayist and writers Charles and Mary Lamb lived there from 1833, and the house boasts an English Heritage blue plaque. The house has an abundance of period features, historic architectural delights and modern fixtures and fittings. There are five bedrooms, three receptions, two bathrooms, eat-in kitchen, 2x outhouses and gardener's WC. Its two exceptionally generous gardens offer lawn, formal flowerbeds, mature trees and a large kitchen garden and play area. This setting offers unique seclusion - giving the house the peaceful air of a country retreat.
Location
Lamb's Cottage is located on Church Street a minute from the train station with a fast line to Liverpool St. Church Street itself offers a mixture of cafes, restaurants and residential properties, while Edmonton's large shopping centres are within easy walking distance. The area is serviced by Edmonton Green Station (Overground & Greater Anglia). Freehold
Additional Information
For further information on this property please call 020 3475 1476 or e-mail [email protected]
