3 bedroom end of terrace house

*OIRO £400,000* Jukes Estate Agents are delighted to bring to market this 3 bedroom end of terrace 'doer upper' in College Court, a sought after road in Cheshunt, Herts. For sale by way of a conditional sale.*
This good size family home, whilst in need of some T.L.C. is essentially in good condition. The property has two conservatory / lean to type rooms that need pulling down, but the main part of the house is in good condition & in just in need of redecorating. All of this reflects in the price this property is being offered for sale for!
There is also a possibility of either a large extension to the rear and side, or even building another smaller property. This of course is all subject to planning permission.
The property has a large lounge / diner with a fabulous feature fireplace. The kitchen (which some people may want to replace) is fully fitted & spacious.
Upstairs there are two large double bedroom and a large single bedroom. There is a family bathroom with bathtub, shower, wash basin, WC & a heated towel rail.
It has a large front garden (most of the neighbours have turned it into a drive), and it has a large rear / side garden.
With easy access to the A10 & M25 this property is in a great geographic location.
What is living in Cheshunt like?
Living in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire: A Haven for Families
Nestled in the heart of Hertfordshire, Cheshunt offers an appealing blend of suburban charm and modern convenience. Its proximity to London, excellent amenities, and strong community spirit make it an ideal place for families seeking a peaceful yet well-connected home.

A Commuter's Dream
One of Cheshunt's biggest draws is its excellent transport links. Situated just 14 miles from Central London, the town provides an easy commute via Cheshunt Railway Station, which offers regular services to London Liverpool Street in under 30 minutes. The M25 and A10 are also close by, giving residents convenient access to road networks for travel across the UK.

Family-Friendly Atmosphere
Cheshunt is a town where families thrive. With its quiet residential streets, abundance of parks, and top-notch schools, it's no surprise that many parents choose to settle here.

Schools: The area is home to a mix of well-regarded primary and secondary schools. Highlights include Churchfield CE Academy, Dewhurst St Mary's C of E Primary School, and Goffs Academy, all of which have solid reputations. For younger children, there are numerous nurseries and childcare options.

Safety: Cheshunt boasts a low crime rate compared to many nearby areas, making it a safe and secure environment for raising children.

Outdoor Living and Green Spaces
Families love Cheshunt for its wealth of outdoor spaces. The Lee Valley Regional Park, a sprawling 10,000-acre haven, runs along the edge of the town and offers something for everyone. Whether it's cycling along the Towpath Route, hiring a canoe, or enjoying a family picnic by the lake, the park is a major draw for locals.

For smaller outings, Cedars Park is a beautifully maintained space with a café, playground, and historical ruins to explore. It's a favourite spot for weekend outings and is often used for community events.

Local Amenities
Cheshunt is well-equipped with amenities to cater to families of all sizes.

Shopping: The Brookfield Retail Park is the town's primary shopping destination, offering big-name retailers such as Tesco Extra, Marks & Spencer, and Next. For smaller independent shops, the town centre has a charming mix of boutiques and traditional stores.
Healthcare: Families have access to a number of GP surgeries and dental practices. For more urgent needs, the nearby Princess Alexandra Hospital in Harlow provides comprehensive care.
Sports and Recreation: The town has a variety of sports facilities, including Cheshunt Park Golf Centre and Laura Trott Leisure Centre, named after the local Olympic champion. The leisure centre includes a swimming pool, gym, and sports hall, catering to both children and adults.
Dining Out: Cheshunt offers a range of family-friendly dining options, from traditional pubs like The Coach and Horses to casual eateries and cafés. The nearby towns of Hertford and Ware also offer excellent dining opportunities for special occasions.
A Strong Sense of Community
What truly sets Cheshunt apart is its community spirit. Local events, such as seasonal fairs, farmers' markets, and summer festivals in the Lee Valley, bring residents together. Additionally, the town has active parent groups and clubs, offering opportunities for families to meet and form lasting friendships.

Housing Options
Cheshunt's housing market caters well to families. From modern developments to Victorian terraces and spacious detached homes, there's something to suit every taste and budget. Popular neighbourhoods include Turnford, Theobalds Grove, and the new Cheshunt Lakeside development, which promises a blend of modern living and green spaces.

Conclusion
Living in Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, offers the perfect balance of tranquillity and convenience. With excellent schools, plentiful amenities, and a family-first ethos, it's a town that appeals to those seeking a nurturing environment for their children. Combined with its rich history, green spaces, and access to London, Cheshunt is a thriving community where families can truly feel at home.
*Conditional sale means that the lucky new owner will have to pay a reservation fee of 1% + VAT to secure the property & that needs to be factored in when making an offer. Please call our office for full details.

Tenure: Freehold
Parking options: Off Street
Garden details: Private Garden