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"A most attractive and well presented Victorian terraced house situated within walking distance of The Abbey with its excellent shopping facilities and weekly market. The property retains many of its original character features and presents attractive brickwork elevations beneath a slate tiled roof with replacement double glazed windows.

Internally, the accommodation comprises a reception hallway with central staircase, formal dining room to the front with wide bay window drawing lots of natural lighting; lovely cast iron fireplace with attractive tiled inset and gas flame effect fire. The comfortable sitting room lies to the back of the house, again, with large sash window, feature cast iron fireplace, built in storage and deep understairs cupboard. A door and step down lead to the kitchen containing a good number of fitted units fronted with maple shaker style doors, contrasting working surfaces and stainless steel oven, gas hob, splash back and cooker hood. Integrated dishwasher and washing machine. Ceramic tiled flooring continues through to the bathroom with white suite, including bath with power shower over, tiled surrounds and heated chrome effect towel rail.

To the first floor, there is a spacious double bedroom to the front with two large double glazed windows, fitted cupboards and feature fireplace. The master bedroom lies to the rear with large double glazed window, feature fireplace and door leading to a potential third bedroom currently used as a dressing room with mirror fronted sliding door wardrobes. Externally, and to the rear of the house, a paved court yard design garden with raised brick flower beds and timber gate with right of way access leading around to the front of the terrace.

Agents Note In accordance with Section 21 of The Estate Agents Act 1979, we confirm the vendor of the property is an employee of Mullucks East Anglia Ltd.

A most attractive and well presented Victorian terraced house situated within walking distance of Waltham Abbey town centre.
Waltham Abbey is a thriving historic market town offering a wide range of facilities including schools, shopping, sports and leisure centre and open air markets. There are a number of historic inns, restaurants, recreational amenities and a fine Norman building "Waltham Abbey", situated in a parkland setting. The town lies at the centre of the Lee Valley Regional Park with many attractions. The town is conveniently located for the major trunk routes of the M11 and M25, with mainline railway stations at Cheshunt and Waltham Cross London Liverpool Street, approx 3 miles and a Central Line Underground station at Epping approx 5 miles .
From Epping Town Centre proceed south on the B1393 for approx 2 miles to the Wake Arms roundabout. Take the fourth exit onto the A121 Honey Lane to the roundabout with the M25. Continue under the M25 on Honey Lane for approx 2 miles. Before reaching the mini roundabout at the junction with Farm Hill Road, take the last turning on the right, Eastbrook Road and the house will be found a short way down on the left hand side.

Waltham Abbey is a thriving historic market town offering a wide range of facilities including schools, shopping, sports and leisure centre and open air markets. There are a number of historic inns, restaurants, recreational amenities and a fine Norman building "Waltham Abbey", situated in a parkland setting. The town lies at the centre of the Lee Valley Regional Park with many attractions. The town is conveniently located for the major trunk routes of the M11 and M25, with mainline railway stations at Cheshunt and Waltham Cross London Liverpool Street, approx 3 miles and a Central Line Underground station at Epping approx 5 miles ."