Guide Price £875,000 to £900,000

Please contact Tim King to book your appointment to view.

This impressive four/five bedroom semi detached house has ample internal living space of around 2000sqft (including the garage) a light and airy feel throughout, and the property retains some interesting period detail including the original panelled internal doors and ceiling cornice.

As you enter the house you get a sense of its proportions from the spacious hallway and good ceiling height. From there its into the large double length reception room which opens out onto the rear South facing garden - perfect for entertaining and al-fresco dining, then into the separate fitted kitchen. From here you can access the double length garage directly and also the conservatory.

On the first floor there are five good sized bedrooms with fitted storage and a separate w/c and family bathroom. There is also potential to extend into the loft subject to the usual permissions.
Outside to the front there is parking for 2-3 cars and to the rear the South East facing garden, over 100 ft in length is sunny, private and mainly laid to lawn with some well established Conifers and a useful shed.

Nevin Drive is one of North Chingford's most sought after roads.
If you lived here, you're within the catchment of Chingford Foundation school as well as being close to several excellent private schools including St Aubyns and Bancrofts - both in nearby Woodford. A ten minute walk will take you to the local High Street at Station Road which has an excellent choice of independent shops, bars and restaurants, and your nearest station is Chingford overground rail at the end of Station Road. Because it's the end of the line, you'll nearly always get a seat and you're straight into Walthamstow Central (Victoria Line) in around 12 minutes and onto London's Liverpool Street in around 25 minutes. For those that love the outdoors, the edge of Epping Forest can be reached within a fifteen minute walk. Its a Mecca for walkers, joggers and cyclists using the network of leafy trails that weave through the ancient woods of Epping Forest.