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County: Essex
London terminal: Liverpool St
Journey time: 53 mins
Season ticket: £3660
Peak trains: 3 per hour
Off-peak trains: 2 per hour
Local knowledge: Paycocke’s House (National Trust), one of the most famous Tudor houses in the country with wood paneling people will travel some distance to see.
Marks Tey

MARKS TEY All the Teys, Marks Tey, Little Tey and Great Tey, are within a 10-minute drive of this or Colchester station. Marks Tey has large Seventies estates where you can buy a three-bedroom semi for £185,000 or a four-bedroom detached for £230,000 to £260,000. The Food Company here has raised the game for cooks, supplying well sourced fresh food, with its own bakery, fishmonger and butcher. Little Tey, next door, is also a grazing ground for first- and second-time buyers. Great Tey is a little more remote, with its own village shop, post office and village hall. Coggeshall, a couple of miles from Marks Tey and Kelvedon stations, is more seductive, wonderfully medieval, with old lace-making traditions and a much-loved inn called The Woolpack. It has a regular Thursday market, which sells everything from buttons and WI jam to fruit and veg. A period four-bedroom house might cost from £375,000 to £625,000.


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