Princes Way, Buckhurst Hill, IG9

A wonderfully presented semi-detached property which occupies a stunning spot, backing directly onto Epping Forest. The present owners have created a stunning family home with three bedrooms, sitting room, open plan kitchen / living space, two contemporary shower rooms, all with the forest as a delightful back-drop.

Location

Princes Way is a cul-de-sac of just 13 similar properties, and this semi-detached house backs directly onto Lords Bushes, which is a delightful area of Epping Forest. Ideally located for both state and independent schools, with Queens Road's shops, cafes and restaurants a short walk away. The Central Line Station at Buckhurst Hill is equally convenient with its direct access to the City, West End, and Canary Wharf, and for road users the M11, M25 and routes into London are close by.

Interior

This contemporary property commences with a welcoming entrance hall with wooden flooring and light and airy decor. To the front aspect is a lounge / dining room with a traditional bay window, wooden flooring and fitted units to the alcoves. The rear of the ground floor has been opened up to create a superb hub of the home. The kitchen area is fitted with white gloss units, contrasting worktops and integrated appliances, with a central island and breakfast bar. There is plenty of space for sitting and dining areas and the bi-fold doors bring the house and garden together and maximise the view of the forest. Off the kitchen is a very handy and remodelled shower room / guest w/c. Upstairs are three well appointed bedrooms, served by a luxury shower room with an oversize shower area and stylish fittings. Many of the houses in Princes Way have extended into the loft to add a fourth bedroom, so would imagine this being an opportunity to extend the living space (stpp).

Exterior

The front garden is block paved with space for two cars along with a sideway leading to the rear garden. The back garden is an absolute treat, looking straight towards Lords Bushes, which is a part of the wider Epping Forest, creating a stunningly quiet and relaxing spot. The house opens onto a raised tiled terrace with a glass balustrade and steps down to the principal area which has an artificial lawn, flower borders and there is a gate straight into the forest.