South Shoebury Hall Farmhouse, a Grade II listed home on Ness Road, dates back to the 16th century with an 18th-century brick façade. Blending historic charm with modern updates, it offers six bedrooms, spacious living, and a rich local history.
South Shoebury Hall Farmhouse is an opportunity to possess a piece of history. Dating back to the 16th century, this Grade II listed residence showcases the charm of original timber framing and period detailing, with a striking red brick façade added in the 18th century. Blending rich historical character with refined Georgian elegance, this stunning property offers a seamless fusion of old-world charm and modern sophistication.
Set within 1.06 acres of beautifully landscaped gardens, South Shoebury Hall Farm provides over 3,000 sq ft of grand living space, offering six spacious bedrooms, a recently refurbished and modernised kitchen, and multiple reception rooms, ideal for both family living and entertaining. A wine cellar adds an extra touch of luxury to this extraordinary home.
South Shoebury Hall Farm has been carefully enhanced, with thoughtful updates that introduce modern comforts while respecting the property's period charm. The interiors have been refined with high-quality materials, incorporating bespoke finishes, discreet lighting, and a refined colour palette that highlights the home's architectural heritage. Contemporary styling allows the property to retain its character while offering a versatile and stylish living experience, perfectly suited for modern lifestyles.
In the mid-20th century, South Shoebury Hall Farm was owned by Captain H.R. Townsend RN and his wife, Margaret. The Townsends were well-regarded figures in the local community, known for their involvement with the farm and active engagement with residents.
Today, South Shoebury Hall Farmhouse stands as a remarkable testament to the craftsmanship and architectural styles of its time, offering a captivating window into the rich heritage of South Shoebury.