Boote House: Grade II listed former restaurant with consent
Boote House, 1 Chelmsford Road, Felsted, Dunmow, CM6 3DH
We are delighted to have been instructed to auction this period former restaurant, Boote House with accommodation in the ever popular Essex village of Felsted, Dunmow with full and extensive planning approval for the conversion of Boote House and its adjoining dwelling 1 Chelmsford Road Felsted…
Guide £800,000 – £850,000
To arrange a viewing call London 0204 509 8985, Cambridge 01223 802720 or Norwich 01603 514581, or email info@thepropertyauctiongroup.co.uk.
| Property type | Mixed use |
|---|---|
| Tenure | Freehold |
| Bedrooms | 7 |
| Bathrooms | 3 |
| Occupancy | Vacant |
Key features
- Grade II Listed 16th Century Building
Description
For sale by online auction on 24.11.26 with bidding closing at 4.30pm
We are delighted to have been instructed to auction this period former restaurant, Boote House with accommodation in the ever popular Essex village of Felsted, Dunmow with full and extensive planning approval for the conversion of Boote House and its adjoining dwelling 1 Chelmsford Road Felsted CM6 3DH to form a Retail unit, Offices and three flats with associated alterations.
Guide Price £800,000 to£850,000
Boote House dates back to 1596 (making it around 430 years old), having been constructed by local builder George Boote, who carved "George Boote made this house: 1596" into the exterior timbers and is a Grade II listed historic timber-framed building, featuring a long wall jetty, original 16th-century frames with the famous carved 'Felsted Hag''.
The auction has been scheduled for 24.11.26 with bidding closing at 4.30pm
Please visit The Property Auction Group to register and to download the legal pack.
Buyers Premium is 2% +vat (2.5% including vat) of the purchase price, payable at the point of sale.Guide Price £800,000 to£850,000
The house was constructed by a local builder called George Boote. Much of the timber used to build the house was sourced from disused ships
Grade II Listed 16th Century Building
Viewings, fees and documents
Fees
Buyers Premium is 2% +vat (2.5% including vat) of the purchase price, payable at the point of sale.
Location
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