Chain Free

Stoney Common, Stansted Mountfitchet.

£339,995 Guide Price

Terraced House

Property Features

3 Bedroom Mid Terrace
Victorian Terraced House
NO UPWARD CHAIN
2 Reception Rooms
Galley Kitchen/First Floor bathroom
Tiered rear garden
Close to local amenities and mainline railway station

Property Summary

This late Victorian home offers a blend of character and modern living. The entrance to the property is through a small front garden.
Upon entering, you step into the lounge, which has stripped wooden flooring and a feature fireplace, adding to its character. There is a door that leads from the lounge into the dining room, which also features wooden flooring and another fireplace. The dining room connects to the kitchen, and there is a staircase that leads to the first floor. The kitchen is fitted with a range of wooden units and features a butler sink. There is also a door that leads to a porch/utility area. On the first floor, you will find two bedrooms and a good-sized bathroom this floor also has another staircase which leads to the loft double bedroom, which is bright and spacious and also offers eaves storage space.
The rear garden is a standout feature, stretching over 100 feet long. It is tiered and features a variety of shrubs and plants.
Stoney Common is being offered for sale with no ongoing chain, which means there are no complications or delays related to a previous sale.
Viewing of the property is recommended, allowing potential buyers to see its charm and unique features first hand.

Full Details

What's great about Stansted?
The property is located in the historic Magna Carta village of Stansted Mountfitchet and is within walking distance of the mainline train station which offers services to London Liverpool Street, Stansted Airport and Cambridge; access to the M11 and Stansted Airport is approximately 5 minutes by car.
The village offers an eclectic range of local amenities; shops including a Co-op, Tesco Express, local butchers, bakers and chemist, several very good pubs to cover all tastes, bars, restaurants and coffee shops. For the more sporty types the village offers a fully equipped gym, and tennis, cricket, football and bowling clubs. If you are interested in architecture, there are a number of churches to visit plus the Grade II Windmill built in 1787. For children the Toy Museum is well worth a visit; it also provides a trip down memory lane for many adults.
Education is covered by a pre-school, three primary schools and one senior school.

Lounge
12'04 x 10'02 ( 3.66m x 3.05m)

Dining Room
12'04 x 10'04 (3.66m x 3.06m)

Kitchen
15'00 x 6'05 (4.57m x 1.84m)

Utility
11'07 x 4'11 (3.37m x 1.25m)

Bedroom 1
12'04 x 10'02 (3.66m x 3.95m)

Bedroom 2
9'04 x 7'08 (2.75m x 2.15m)

Bedroom 3 Loft Room
12'09 x 11'01 (3.68 x 3.35)

Bathroom
8'06 x 7'05 (2.45m x 2.14m)

Estate agents notes
With approximate measurements, these particulars have been prepared in good faith by the selling agent in conjunction with the vendor(s) with the intention of providing a fair and accurate guide to the property. However, they do not constitute or form part of an offer or contract, nor may they be regarded as representations. All interested parties must themselves verify their accuracy. No tests or checks have been carried out in respect of heating, plumbing, electrical installations or any type of appliances which may be included.