House For Sale £1,100,000
The Nursery House, believed to have been constructed in 1938 with later additions to the side and rear in 1987, offers spacious family accommodation of just over 2,400 sq ft, with the added potential to extend (if required) into the large roof space to create two further bedrooms and a bathroom. Currently, the accommodation comprises five bedrooms, with fitted wardrobes and en suite shower to the master bedroom, and a large four piece family bathroom with separate shower accessed off the main landing. The impressive reception hall, which also incorporates a ground floor shower room, leads to a fantastic sized family room, some 35 ft in length and ideal for entertaining and a dual aspect 24 ft sitting room with feature fireplace and double doors leading to a Victorian style conservatory which overlooks the garden. This links nicely to the spacious kitchen/breakfast room which has numerous fitted cabinets, tiled flooring and a generous utility room, all extending across the rear of the ground floor.
Externally, the property boasts a wide road frontage and is nicely screened from the road by mature hedgerows. The driveway is approached through brick columns and wrought iron gates to a wide gravelled parking area with ample space for several cars and which also leads to the detached double garage. The main grounds and formal garden to the property extend eastwards, commencing with paved patio terracing and pathways, timber summer house, water feature and pond and timber workshop (24ft x 11ft) with the remainder predominantly lawned with mature trees along the boundaries.
Agents Note: A substantial outbuilding occupies the far eastern end of the plot which, subject to the usual planning consents, could be converted into residential use with access driveway extending across the northern boundary and, initially, shared with the main residence
The historic and quaint village of Roydon benefits from its own mainline railway station providing direct travel to both London Liverpool Street and Cambridge. Located just a 35 minute train journey from the centre of London, this small and beautiful village is an ideal setting for the modern, active family. It has plenty of options for local leisure including bike rides along the River Stort, fishing, exploring local footpaths leading to Lee Valley Park, or playing tennis at the local courts; there is something for everyone to enjoy. The village boasts its own football and cricket teams and has traditional pubs, some dating back to the 18th Century. The market town of Epping, with its Central Line connection to London lies
approximately 8 miles to the south.
Externally, the property boasts a wide road frontage and is nicely screened from the road by mature hedgerows. The driveway is approached through brick columns and wrought iron gates to a wide gravelled parking area with ample space for several cars and which also leads to the detached double garage. The main grounds and formal garden to the property extend eastwards, commencing with paved patio terracing and pathways, timber summer house, water feature and pond and timber workshop (24ft x 11ft) with the remainder predominantly lawned with mature trees along the boundaries.
Agents Note: A substantial outbuilding occupies the far eastern end of the plot which, subject to the usual planning consents, could be converted into residential use with access driveway extending across the northern boundary and, initially, shared with the main residence
The historic and quaint village of Roydon benefits from its own mainline railway station providing direct travel to both London Liverpool Street and Cambridge. Located just a 35 minute train journey from the centre of London, this small and beautiful village is an ideal setting for the modern, active family. It has plenty of options for local leisure including bike rides along the River Stort, fishing, exploring local footpaths leading to Lee Valley Park, or playing tennis at the local courts; there is something for everyone to enjoy. The village boasts its own football and cricket teams and has traditional pubs, some dating back to the 18th Century. The market town of Epping, with its Central Line connection to London lies
approximately 8 miles to the south.
