Firstly the bad news....
1. Yes they probably have a high court writ against you (a CCJ transferred up for a fee, payable by you unfortunately; that's aswell as your County Court fees and the initial debt plus the company itselfs late charges etc).
2. This DOES entitle them to seize and remove assets from your address (legally) (
but it would never happen!).
3. If you do not pay the debt and you DO owe it, the CCJ will simply remain on your record t(then we get onto the 6 year rule blah blah blah......
)
4. The fees & the intitial debt are all owed to the High Court officers (Sherforce) and these will all be payable if you wish to remove the judgement. (BTW, if you DO pay it. Pay it to Sherforce, NOT TO THE CLAMAINTS!) This happens so much, the solicior will still bill you for the sheriffs fees in the end. They still get them anyway whether it be through the solicitors or direct. Best to pay it direct as you'll get your Satisfaction Certificate faster
Now the good news....
1. They CAN'T break into your house in anyway. Firstly they wouldn't anyway unless you live in a mansion because they wouldn't get any money and secondly because they haven't levied inside the house.
2. If they ever turn up DO NOT let them in, refuse entry and tell them you have done so just to ensure nothing else happens in the long run.
Where i work - we do get sick of people always relying on the county courts to bail them out when we're out trying to enforce writs. However, in this case i would recommend if you DO NOT wish to pay this because you feel they don't have a case you should do the following....
1. Apply to county courts for set aside judgement (Make sure you apply for a "stay of execution" too else we can still turn up!)
2. Tell them you will forward them the hearing date as and when it arrives. P.S it might if possible be best to pay it anyway to reduce interest payments and costs in the long run, a judge can always rule for a reufnd if necessary.
3. you'll get the "stay" quite quickly if you pester enough, this will "help you sleep" knowing even if officers did try anything, there is a now court order in place!
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Now if you aren't too concerned about doing all that and you just want to forget it, i can assure you nothing more than a few more visits and phone calls will occur. Then it will be referred back to the solicitors and Sherforce will get an abortive fee of about £80
Whether the costs are high in getting a property order i don't know so i can't say for sure if this would even be an option. i'm a court officer not a solicitor
Hope that sort of gives you a bit of a clearer path.
If you don't owe it though and you set the judgement aside, all costs are refunded that are paid to Court Officers.
How scared should I be? 
