2 bed Flat For Sale £650,000
Coopers Court in Theydon Bois is a stunning Victorian building occupying an enviable position on the edge of Epping Forest on Piercing Hill.
Positioned on the ground floor of the building the property is generously proportioned with accommodation comprising a large open-plan living/dining and kitchen area, two double bedrooms the master having the luxury of an en-suite, and a modern bathroom completes this wonderful property.
Of particular note are the exceptionally high ceilings and large sash windows that draw natural light into the property. Other features include secure off street parking, bike store and landscaped rear gardens with feature pond.
Theydon Bois is a delightful village lying two miles south of Epping and fifteen miles north-east of London. The village takes its distinctive name from the family of Bois (de Bosco) which held the manor in the 12th and 13th centuries. There are a number of period properties in the village including ancient manor houses, farm houses and historic listed pubs.
The village green, complete with pond, is overlooked by pretty cottages and forms an attractive centre and part of the parish lies within Epping Forest. The railway, part of the Central line, runs north through the parish to Epping and south into central London. Amenities contained within the village include a primary school, golf course, village hall and a good range of shops.
Council-Epping Forest
Tax Band- G
Positioned on the ground floor of the building the property is generously proportioned with accommodation comprising a large open-plan living/dining and kitchen area, two double bedrooms the master having the luxury of an en-suite, and a modern bathroom completes this wonderful property.
Of particular note are the exceptionally high ceilings and large sash windows that draw natural light into the property. Other features include secure off street parking, bike store and landscaped rear gardens with feature pond.
Theydon Bois is a delightful village lying two miles south of Epping and fifteen miles north-east of London. The village takes its distinctive name from the family of Bois (de Bosco) which held the manor in the 12th and 13th centuries. There are a number of period properties in the village including ancient manor houses, farm houses and historic listed pubs.
The village green, complete with pond, is overlooked by pretty cottages and forms an attractive centre and part of the parish lies within Epping Forest. The railway, part of the Central line, runs north through the parish to Epping and south into central London. Amenities contained within the village include a primary school, golf course, village hall and a good range of shops.
Council-Epping Forest
Tax Band- G
