Land

Old Hall, a Grade II listed detached property, dates back to the 17th Century. It has a rich history, originally serving as a public house called the Crooked Billet, and later as the Ship Ahoy!, a stopping point for barges traveling between Newcastle and Kent. The property has also been a private house and shooting lodge for the Guisnes Court Estate. The house is situated near the River Blackwater and the RSPB reserve, with far-reaching views of the countryside. It is surrounded by rural farmland and is located in the village of Tolleshunt D'Arcy, near the town of Maldon and the coastal village of Tollesbury. The property, along with an adjoining 50.20-acre farmland lot, is available for sale in its entirety or in separate lots.