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House
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for sale
£ 350,000
3 bed house for sale
Brocket Road EN11 Hoddesdon
· 3 Bedrooms · House
· Garden · Equipped kitchen · Parking
Brocket Road EN11 Hoddesdon · 3 Bedrooms · House · Garden · Equipped kitchen · Parking
EXTENDED THREE-BEDROOM FAMILY HOME | IMPRESSIVE 18'9 LOUNGE | KITCHEN/DINER | GARAGE | ATTRACTIVE LOW-MAINTENANCE GARDEN | ESTABLISHED PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT | EXCELLENT ACCESS TOWARDS EPPING & NORTH LONDON Situated within the established and popular Peacocks development in the Katherines area of Harlow, this extended three-bedroom mid-terrace home offers considerably more ground-floor accommodation than its external appearance might initially suggest. With an 18'9 extended lounge, 15'6 kitchen/diner, three bedrooms, garage, off-street parking and an attractive low-maintenance rear garden, this is a home that should appeal particularly strongly to first-time buyers looking to make the move out of London, as well as existing Harlow homeowners wanting to take their next step into an established private residential area. Peacocks was predominantly developed during the late 1970s and early 1980s and has matured into a well-established residential neighbourhood. Importantly, the development do
EXTENDED THREE-BEDROOM FAMILY HOME | IMPRESSIVE 18'9 LOUNGE | KITCHEN/DINER | GARAGE | ATTRACTIVE LOW-MAINTENANCE GARDEN | ESTABLISHED PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT | EXCELLENT ACCESS TOWARDS EPPING & NORTH LONDON Situated within the established and popular Peacocks development in the Katherines area of Harlow, this extended three-bedroom mid-terrace home offers considerably more ground-floor accommodation than its external appearance might initially suggest. With an 18'9 extended lounge, 15'6 kitchen/diner, three bedrooms, garage, off-street parking and an attractive low-maintenance rear garden, this is a home that should appeal particularly strongly to first-time buyers looking to make the move out of London, as well as existing Harlow homeowners wanting to take their next step into an established private residential area. Peacocks was predominantly developed during the late 1970s and early 1980s and has matured into a well-established residential neighbourhood. Importantly, the development do
£ 350,000