This substantial early Victorian house, known as The Bridge House, is set within 11 acres of grounds and boasts a beautiful facade fronting Spring Lane. The property has a rich history, having been built in the mid-1800s for Samuel Chaplin, a seed crusher and former Mayor of Colchester. The interior is light and spacious, with well-proportioned rooms and attractive views of the mature gardens. The property features a triple aspect drawing room, a kitchen/breakfast room, and five double bedrooms on the first floor. The gardens are a highlight, with a heated tiled swimming pool, a range of outbuildings, and potential to convert the stable block to ancillary accommodation. The property is situated in a convenient setting, with easy access to Colchester city center, recreational facilities, and highly regarded schools. For commuters, Colchester North Station is nearby, providing mainline rail service to London Liverpool Street.