Miller Street, Saffron Walden, CB10

MORE SPACE. MORE FLEXIBILITY. A HOME MADE FOR FAMILY LIFE

Detached 4-bed family home, 1,678 sqft: two en-suites, home office, open-plan kitchen/family room, south-east facing garden with covered pergola, garage and 2-car drive. Market Square is 5 minutes by car or a 15-20 minute walk and Audley End station (Liverpool Street in 55 minutes) is 10 minutes by car.

21 Miller Street sits in Saffron Walden, named The Sunday Times Best Place to Live in the UK 2025, on the largest plot in the development.

Open-plan kitchen, dining and family room
The kitchen, dining and family room is the main living space, with room for breakfast, homework, family suppers and entertaining. A separate lounge gives you a quieter second reception room and opens onto the garden. There is also a utility room and a ground-floor cloakroom. The SoftFlow water softener supplies softened water throughout the house.

Home office or ground-floor bedroom
The study has installed high-speed fibre broadband, which suits hybrid working and video calls. It can also be used as a ground-floor bedroom. The cloakroom floor was designed so it could be converted to a wet room, and wide doorways help with accessibility.

Four double bedrooms and two en-suites
Upstairs there are four genuine double bedrooms. The principal bedroom has an en-suite shower room, and Bedroom Two has its own en-suite, which suits teenagers or visiting family. A family bathroom serves the other bedrooms.

South-east facing garden with covered pergola
The south-east facing garden gets the morning sun and stays bright into the afternoon. It has a lawn, established planting, a paved dining terrace, a barbecue area and a substantial covered timber pergola, directly accessed from the lounge. The pergola works as an outdoor sitting room for much of the year.

Parking and garage
There is a separate garage and a private driveway with parking for two cars.

Schools near Saffron Walden
Saffron Walden County High School is the local secondary school. Primary schools in the town include R A Butler Junior School and Katherine Semar Infant and Junior Schools. Independent options include Dame Bradbury’s School and Felsted School, with more in Cambridge.

Commuting and transport
Audley End station is a 10-minute drive and has direct Greater Anglia trains to London Liverpool Street, with the fastest journeys taking around 55 minutes. Cambridge is around 20 minutes by direct train. Junctions 8 and 9 of the M11 give access to Cambridge, Stansted Airport and London.

Living in Saffron Walden
Market Square is a 5-minute drive or a 15-20 minute walk from the house. The town has a historic centre, a weekly market, independent shops, cafés and restaurants, and green spaces including Bridge End Garden and The Common. Audley End House and Gardens are nearby, with open countryside close at hand.

There is, however, far more to this home than its impressive specification. Its sense of space, considered layout and easy connection between indoor and outdoor living are best appreciated in person. I warmly invite you to experience No. 21 for yourself, please contact Charlotte Hadfield to arrange your private viewing.