- Driveway +
- Good links to the M11 +
- Good local schools +
- Highly sought after area +
- Large Kitchen +
- Large master bedroom +
- private rear garden +
- Close to Debden Broadway shops +
- Debden Underground Station closeby +
Jukes Estate Agents are delighted to offer for sale this charming two-bedroom terraced house with a driveway in this popular area of Loughton situated close to Debden Broadway with its array of shops and restaurants.
The property is being sold by secured sale, please ask the office for details
This is a great chance to live in this popular location and buy this lovely two bedroom house in need of a little modernisation but with bags of potential. As you enter through the porch area you have a very nice lounge with bay window and then onto a very large kitchen which then leads out to the very private garden.
Moving upstairs you have two very good sized double bedrooms with the master bedroom sprawling across the entire length of the house and a family bathroom.
Parking isn't an issue as you have a driveway and can park across it as well so parking for 2 cars.
Location is very good with Debden Broadway a minutes walk away and the good news is this area is up for major development which will only add benefit to the area.
Debden underground is a 5 minute walk with trains into London and Epping for added convenience, the M11 is also very close with good links into London and Stansted Airport.
Living in Debden and Loughton offers a balanced lifestyle that combines suburban calm with strong links to London. Debden is known for its affordability compared to surrounding areas, which makes it attractive to young families and first-time buyers. It also benefits from the Central Line, providing direct access to the city, which is a major draw for commuters. Local schools, parks, and community amenities create a family-friendly atmosphere, and the area has seen recent investments in housing and retail that continue to improve its appeal.
Loughton, in contrast, offers a slightly more upmarket experience while retaining a similar convenience to central London. It features a charming high street filled with independent shops, cafes, and restaurants. The town has a more historic feel, with Epping Forest right on its doorstep, giving residents access to vast green spaces for walking, cycling, or simply enjoying nature. Loughton tends to attract professionals and families looking for a quieter pace of life without being too far from urban opportunities. Both areas benefit from a strong community feel, good schools, and the blend of urban access with rural surroundings.
Council Tax Band: C
Tenure: Freehold