- Three bedrooms with separate lounge and dining room
- Generous rear garden approx. 119 ft (rare for area)
- Detached garage plus driveway parking for several vehicles
- Double glazed and gas central heating throughout
- Single family bathroom; one WC downstairs only
- Built 1950s–60s; cavity walls assumed without added insulation
- Council tax band above average — higher running costs
- Good local amenities and excellent transport links (A10/M25, station)
A well-proportioned three-bedroom semi-detached house on a generous plot in Cheshunt, ideal for growing families seeking outdoor space and strong transport links. The ground floor offers two reception rooms, a practical kitchen and a downstairs cloakroom; upstairs are three bedrooms and a family bath/shower room. The long, private rear garden (circa 119 ft) and large driveway with a garage deliver rare outdoor and parking flexibility for this area.
The property is presented in good order with double glazing and gas central heating. Layout and room sizes are straightforward and family-friendly, with separate living and dining areas that suit everyday life and entertaining. The plot depth creates scope for rear extension or landscaping projects (subject to planning), making the house appealing to buyers wanting future value uplift.
Buyers should note the home was built in the 1950s–60s and appears to have cavity walls with no added insulation (assumed), and there is a single bathroom serving three bedrooms. Council tax is above average, which will affect running costs. Any purchaser seeking a fully modernised, low-energy home may wish to budget for insulation or other efficiency upgrades.
Positioned close to Cheshunt town centre, local schools and transport (train, bus and A10/M25), this property suits families prioritising convenience and outdoor space. It represents a practical, mid-sized family home with clear potential to personalise and improve over time.
