This well-constructed mid-terrace home from the 1930s presents an excellent opportunity for both living and investment. Spanning 1,553 sq ft, the property features four bedrooms and two bathrooms, alongside a spacious open-plan kitchen and living area that seamlessly connects to a generous 72 ft garden. The current layout is practical, but there is significant potential for expansion and personalization, pending planning permissions. The proximity to Highams Park Station enhances commuting ease, while the nearby Epping Forest offers an escape into nature.
The private front drive accommodates two vehicles, providing convenience for families. Inside, a welcoming reception room bathed in natural light features an impressive bay window adorned with stained-glass details. Elegant dark wood flooring complements the decorative cornicing and ceiling rose throughout.
Central to family life is the open-plan kitchen-diner—bright and versatile, it’s ideal for day-to-day activities as well as entertaining guests. A striking midnight blue feature wall contrasts sharply with crisp white cabinetry in the kitchen, which benefits from integrated appliances and easy access to the outdoor space.
The expansive southwest-facing garden boasts a patio area perfect for al fresco dining amid mature greenery offering privacy. Upstairs houses two ample double bedrooms and a single bedroom suitable for various uses, all filled with light and featuring comfortable carpeting. The main bathroom on this floor includes a contemporary walk-in shower.
The loft conversion add-on reveals an impressive principal bedroom with panoramic views of Epping Forest through full-height windows, along with an additional bathroom equipped with a bathtub.
With local amenities nearby—including highly-rated primary schools—and easy access to major road networks like the A406 North Circular and M11, this property not only caters to immediate living needs but also holds future potential for enhancement or extension.