Desirable Location - Excellent Transport Links - Patio Garden With Outbuilding - Downstairs Shower Room - Modern Kitchen - Open Plan Living And Dining Room - Two Bedrooms - Utility Room - Contemporary Family Bathroom

Located in the desirable area of Loughton and ideally located for the Central Line, this end of terrace home could be ideal for those commuting into the City.

Offering a perfect blend of comfort and convenience, the ground floor boasts a spacious open plan living and dining area, ideal for both relaxing and entertaining. A separate modern kitchen features sleek integrated appliances and direct access to the garden. Additional ground floor benefits include a practical utility room and a contemporary shower room.

Upstairs, the first floor comprises two well proportioned bedrooms and a stylish family bathroom.

Outside, you'll find a low maintenance patio garden, ideal for outdoor dining and relaxation, along with a versatile outbuilding perfect for use as a home office. Off street parking is also available.

Situated in the sought after area of Loughton, this property benefits from a fantastic blend of urban convenience and natural beauty. The local high street offers a variety of boutique cafes, independent shops and restaurants, whilst the scenic Epping Forest provides endless opportunities for outdoor activities. Excellent transport links, including Loughton Station’s Central Line, ensure direct access to Central London and beyond, whilst the M11 and M25 serve good road connectivity.

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Council Band D Epping Forest

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