Modern open-plan family home, 0.8 miles to Cheshunt station, no upward chain..
- 0.8 miles to Cheshunt station, direct trains to London Liverpool Street
- No upward chain, ready-to-move-in opportunity
- Open-plan lounge/kitchen/breakfast room with bi-fold doors
- Master bedroom with ensuite plus flexible ground-floor study/bedroom
- Enclosed rear garden with patio and low-maintenance artificial turf
- Off-street parking for two cars, private enclosed parking area
- Built 1930–1949; solid brick walls likely without insulation
- Area: above-average crime and higher local deprivation levels
This three/four-bedroom link-detached home offers immediate move-in convenience with no upward chain and strong commuter appeal — Cheshunt station is 0.8 miles away with direct services to London Liverpool Street. The ground floor provides flexible living: a large open-plan lounge/kitchen/breakfast room, a study/bedroom four and a ground-floor cloakroom. The master bedroom includes an ensuite and two further bedrooms share a contemporary family bathroom.
Externally the rear garden is low-maintenance with patio and artificial turf, and there is enclosed off-street parking for two cars. Interiors are presented to a modern standard with wood flooring, fitted kitchen, integrated appliances and bi-fold doors that bring light into the living space. The house totals about 1,115 sq ft — an average-sized, practical layout for family life or rental income.
Buyers should note a few material points: the property was constructed in the 1930–1949 era with solid brick walls that likely lack cavity insulation; an upgrade may be needed to improve thermal efficiency. The wider area is classified as relatively deprived with above-average crime statistics and only average broadband speeds. Council tax is moderate. These factors are important for long-term running costs and resale considerations.