This restaurant and country club appears to have become the Heybridge Moat House, and then in 1994 became the Heybridge Hotel, following a management buyout from Queens Moat Houses. It now seems to have disappeared without trace. Sadly the advert below contained no address.
I do like the bold statement just after the times…”Dress optional”. That must have meant something
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The hotel was sold to developers in the early 2000s and by 2006 there was a new housing estate on the site.
The address for the hotel was simply Roman Road, Ingatestone.