New Farm is a Grade II listed modern movement house built in 1934, formerly the home of W F Crittall, the founder of the iconic Crittall Metal Window Company. The property features a striking façade with a central glazed stair tower and symmetrical wings, with vibrant color and styling of the era prevailing inside. The main reception rooms include a drawing room with period fireplace and French doors leading to the garden, as well as an octagonal dining room connected to the kitchen via a serving hatch. The property has six bedrooms, two bathrooms, and additional flexible-use rooms, including a self-contained annexe with a separate entrance. The grounds extend to 6.61 acres, featuring manicured high-level beech hedging, lawns, naturalistic areas, and mature trees, as well as two ponds, a tennis court, and an old pump house. The property is situated in the village of Great Easton, near the market town of Great Dunmow, offering easy access to Stansted Airport and a range of local schools.