Huntingdon Close, Broxbourne, EN10

A spacious 4 bed executive detached home on Huntingdon Close. Well presented throughout. The accommodation comprises: porch, entrance hall, cloakroom, dining room, L shaped dual aspect lounge, kitchen, utility area, garage, four bedrooms, en suite and family bathroom. Landscaped garden comprising of a swimming pool and lawn area. Viewing highly recommended.



Description
Situated in one of Broxbourne's highly regarded Cul de sac locations.
The property approach is via a hard standing driveway with parking for 4/5 cars. The front garden is laid mainly to lawn.

Built in 1964 this property provides spacious versatile accommodation, with a welcoming size porch, entrance hall, cloakroom, large L shaped dual aspect lounge, with single storey extension at the rear of the lounge. Half of the room is currently being used as a bar area.

The dining room has amtico flooring and leads to a bright open plan kitchen with built in double oven, hob and over head extractor, dishwasher fridge freezer and breakfast bar and offers loads of storage. Steps down into a utility room with space for washing machine / tumble dryer and stainless steel sink, with further storage and work surface space.

Stairs leads to first floor landing extension over the garage which is a single bedroom and stairs to ensuite shower room. The landing is bright and has an external window leading on to 3 further bedrooms to include master bedroom family bathroom.

Their is a pulled down ladder to the loft area which has been partly converted into 2 rooms and offers further potential to extend.


Garden
The rear garden has a raised decked seating / barbecue area which steps down to lawn and raised flower beds, lighted outdoor heated swimming pool and pump house to the side.

Location
Broxbourne is a commuter town in the Broxbourne borough of Hertfordshire in the East of England. Broxbourne has two district town centres, Hoddesdon and Waltham Cross and a number of small historic towns and villages.

Hoddesdon is an attractive, small market town with an interesting mix of shops, cafes and restaurants. The town centre has many attractive, historic features and a thriving market on Wednesdays and Fridays.

Waltham Cross town centre is a busy commercial centre with a pedestrianised high street. It incorporates a mix of shops and has a weekly market on Wednesdays and Fridays.

The hamlet of Broxbourne, from which the Borough takes its name, contains St Augustine's Church built in around 1460. This is filled with interesting tombs and memorials. Behind the church is the restored Broxbourne Mill, first mentioned in 1086 in the Doomsday Book.

Its principal features are the Monson Alms Houses built of red brick in 1728, 97-99 High Road part of which dates from the 16th century, and the Priest's house which is a 17th century two storey dwelling.

Financial Advice
Kenneth Egan is an independent mortgage advisor and is available to discuss your financial requirements. Please telephone 01763 242626 to make an appointment. Your home may be repossessed if you do not keep up with repayments on your mortgage.