House For Sale £379,950
25 the wayback is a nicely proportioned semi detached family home occupying a favourable position tucked away at the head of this cul-de-sac which is conveniently placed for access to Saffron Walden's impressive Common and town centre. An entrance hall leads into the property with doors leading into the sitting room which looks out to the front and doors link to the dining room where double doors lead into the rear garden. An adjacent kitchen provides a range of storage cupboards and work surfaces with space for appliances, window to the side and door opening to outside. Upstairs, the first floor landing leads to 3 bedrooms and family bathroom which comprises a white 3-piece suite.
Outside, the property sits back from the road behind a front garden area with adjacent driveway providing off-street parking space for several vehicles, in turn giving access to the single garage which sits to one side. The rear garden measures approx. 62ft deep x 37ft wide (irregular shape) and is an impressive feature of the property, also extending alongside the house being laid predominately to lawn containing a variety of mature plants, shrubs and trees.
Saffron Walden is an historic market town with a magnificent parish church, numerous period properties and a wide tree-lined High Street. A range of shops, schools, social and sporting amenities are all accessible within the town. Road links to London and Cambridge (15 miles) are at J9 and J10 of the M11. Trains to London (Liverpool Street) run from Audley End Station, about 3 miles away.
Outside, the property sits back from the road behind a front garden area with adjacent driveway providing off-street parking space for several vehicles, in turn giving access to the single garage which sits to one side. The rear garden measures approx. 62ft deep x 37ft wide (irregular shape) and is an impressive feature of the property, also extending alongside the house being laid predominately to lawn containing a variety of mature plants, shrubs and trees.
Saffron Walden is an historic market town with a magnificent parish church, numerous period properties and a wide tree-lined High Street. A range of shops, schools, social and sporting amenities are all accessible within the town. Road links to London and Cambridge (15 miles) are at J9 and J10 of the M11. Trains to London (Liverpool Street) run from Audley End Station, about 3 miles away.
