Spacious four-bedroom cul-de-sac home near top schools and Broxbourne station.
Four bedrooms and two bathrooms — flexible family living
Extended modern kitchen–diner ideal for family meals and entertaining
Integral garage with electrics; conversion possible STPP
Off-street driveway parking for 1–2 cars
Low-maintenance landscaped rear garden
Front overlooks wooded area; pleasant outlook
Council Tax Band E (above average); small plot size
Built 1983–1990; glazing install date unknown — survey advised
This well-presented four-bedroom end-of-terrace sits in a quiet cul-de-sac in Hoddesdon, ideal for families seeking space, good schools and easy commuting. The extended kitchen–diner is a practical social hub, newly fitted and finished to a modern standard, while a full-width lounge with bay windows faces a pleasant wooded aspect. Four bedrooms, two bathrooms and useful ground-floor rooms give flexible living for children, guests or a home office.
Practical features include an integral garage with electrics and shelving, off-street driveway parking and a low-maintenance landscaped rear garden — easy to manage for busy households. The property is freehold, has mains gas central heating and double glazing (install date unknown). Broxbourne station is under a mile away for rail links, and several highly rated Ofsted schools are within walking distance.
Notable drawbacks are stated clearly: the plot is small and the property sits in Council Tax Band E (above average). Converting the garage would need planning permission (STPP). The build dates to the 1980s/1990s and some element dates (for example glazing) are not recorded here, so buyers wanting guaranteed modern fabric may want to survey. Overall this is a modern, family-focused home in a very accessible location with scope for modest adaptation.