• Elegant 1924 period residence in a prime Bishop’s Stortford setting +
• Chain free +
• South-facing terrace and established gardens +
• Six bedrooms +
• Beautiful original features including parquet flooring and fireplaces +
• Mature private garden with south-facing terrace +
• Detached double garage with utility space and mezzanine storage +
• Walking distance to the town centre, station and highly regarded schooling +

Established Setting, Period Presence. Dating from 1924, this elegant period home sits within one of Bishop’s Stortford’s most established residential positions and has changed hands only three times since it was built. Set within a mature plot of around 0.23 acres, the house offers a rare sense of space so close to the town centre, station and well-regarded local schooling. Original features including parquet flooring and fireplaces remain, complemented by bright, well-balanced accommodation arranged across three floors. A welcoming entrance hall leads to a dual-aspect sitting room, study and separate dining room, with a generous kitchen/breakfast room completing the ground floor. Six bedrooms are arranged across the upper floors, including a principal suite with ensuite shower room. The southern elevation enjoys open views towards St Michael's Church. Outside, the house is well screened from Thornfield Road and approached via a driveway with parking, alongside a detached double garage incorporating utility space and mezzanine storage. The rear garden is private and mature, with a south-facing terrace stepping down to lawn framed by established planting.

EPC Rating: E