Churchfields, Broxbourne, EN10

A distinguished Grade II listed Georgian residence, set behind gates on one of Broxbourne's most established addresses, offering over 5,100 sq ft of combined accommodation, including a separate coach house, garage, and beautifully maintained east to west facing grounds. The property comprises six bedrooms and four bathrooms, arranged across a substantial and versatile layout.

Dating back to the mid 19th century and historically known as Bellevue House, the home forms part of the original fabric of the area. Originally commissioned by George Bosanquet and later occupied by John Rodwell, it represents a rare opportunity to acquire a home of genuine historical significance. Set behind newly formed walls, railings, and gates, the approach offers privacy and presence, with parking for multiple vehicles and a strong sense of arrival.

Internally, the property has been carefully restored, blending period character with modern living. Original features have been retained throughout, including fireplaces, sash windows, ironmongery, and detailed cornicing and ceiling roses, many restored to highlight their original craftsmanship.

The entrance hall creates an immediate impression, with statuary marble flooring and Nero Marquina inlays, leading into a series of elegant reception rooms. High ceilings, large sash windows, and an east to west aspect allow natural light to flow throughout the ground floor, while dark oiled oak flooring adds warmth and contrast.

At the centre of the home is a bespoke, Clive Christian inspired kitchen, designed by the current owner. Finished with Assoluto granite worktops, Fired Earth tiling, and a substantial central island, it is complemented by integrated Miele appliances including multiple ovens, steam oven, warming drawer, and coffee machine.

Across the upper floors, six well proportioned bedrooms are arranged with excellent balance and privacy. The principal suite occupies a significant portion of the first floor, offering generous proportions and a sense of separation. Four bathrooms serve the home, all classically styled and well appointed.

The basement provides additional flexibility, with further living space, a bathroom, and an original oven, adding both practicality and character.