• Two Bedrooms +
• Terraced Cottage +
• Freehold +
• Council Tax Band: D +
• Detached Office +
• Carport +
• EPC Rating: D +
• Character +
• Walking To Station +
• Well Presented +

The property is introduced by a quaint courtyard front garden leading into an entrance porch. Inside, a bright and welcoming front sitting room greets you, complete with a log burner and stairs leading to the first floor. A second reception room—perfect as a dining area—also features a log burner and offers additional storage.

To the rear, you'll find a classic galley-style kitchen fitted with a range of cupboards, units, and work surfaces, along with a double oven, five-burner gas hob, and extractor fan. The kitchen connects to a separate utility room and a ground-floor WC. A side door opens into a spacious lean-to, which includes extra units, worktops, and room for freestanding appliances.

Upstairs, the first floor offers two generous double bedrooms. The principal bedroom at the front benefits from a feature fireplace and built-in wardrobes. A hallway leads to the second bedroom, which includes a large storage cupboard. At the rear, a charming family bathroom features a corner bathtub with a wall-mounted shower, washbasin, toilet, and a heated towel rail.

Outside, the rear garden is perfect for entertaining, with a large patio, garden shed, feature pizza oven, and steps down to a lawn with a pathway leading to an additional patio area. At the end of the garden sits a fully equipped outbuilding currently used as a home office, complete with power and high-speed internet ports, measuring approximately 10'2" x 9'10". A rear gate provides access to a carport offering off-street parking.
This charming home presents an ideal opportunity for first-time buyers, young families, or those looking to downsize. Featuring a traditional layout with spacious rooms and approved planning permission for extension (Planning Ref: EPF/0837/22), the property is conveniently located just a 10-minute walk from the mainline station with direct links to Liverpool Street.

Sawbridgeworth is a popular Hertfordshire village providing a good range of shopping, school and recreational facilities, with more comprehensive facilities being available in the nearby market town of Bishop's Stortford to the north (5 miles) and Harlow to the south (3 miles). Sawbridgeworth is well located for the commuter, with its own mainline railway station with services to London's Liverpool Street and also the M11 motorway (5 miles) connecting with London, the M25, Cambridge and the Midlands.