Chelmsford Road South Woodford , E18 2PW

IF YOU LIVED HERE

First impressions are great with the first thing you see as you enter the fabulous open plan timber staircase. Your bay fronted double reception lies to your left, a splendid space of 300 square feet in all. Glowing original hardwood boards lie underfoot, and a working fireplace sits to the fore. To the rear is the route to your secluded garden, with the perfect balance of practical paving and lawn, all surrounded by lush bedding. A mature apple tree and a walnut tree, and a lean to greenhouse sits to the rear of the building.

Step back inside through your kitchen diner, with close to 200 square foot for cooking and gathering. You can have breakfast every morning looking out over that lovely garden. Past the downstairs WC and up the stairs, you'll find your first bedroom to the rear. Overlooking the garden, with walls in dusty pink, it gives you over 155 square foot to relax in.

Your bathroom is next along the landing, opposite a bank of built in storage. It's a serene space in soft white, with a walk in gooseneck shower and traditional white suite. Also with a garden view, your second bedroom has 130 square foot of space. To the front, with twin sash windows and 200 square foot to spread out in, is your primary bedroom. There are more gorgeous pine floorboards here too.

The wondrous woodlands of Epping Forest lie at the end of your new street, so you're only ever moments from a meditative walk through the trees. Highams Park with its sparkling lake, playground and spectacular views is just over a mile away. If you're heading into the city, South Woodford for the Central Line is a fifteen minute walk, with a twenty minute tube journey direct to Liverpool Street.

WHAT ELSE?

- Schools rated 'Outstanding' nearby include Churchfields Junior and Infants, Woodford County High School and Oakhill Primary.
- Your new local is The Cricketers, where you can settle in for a superlative Sunday roast in a classic village pub.
- Treat yourself to tea and homemade cake at Humphry's Cafe after a stroll through Highams Park.