Sible Hedingham, Essex

Situated in a quiet position on the edge of a Cul-de-sac close to the Colne River. This double fronted semi detached property is beautifully presented with two bedrooms, a kitchen/breakfast room, cloakroom, living room, a family bathroom and parking.

The property is accessed via a tidy front garden into a spacious entrance hall with Karndean flooring, there is a cloakroom on the left and a handy under stairs storage cupboard ahead. The sleek re-fitted kitchen/breakfast room has dual aspect windows and ties in perfectly with the d�cor of the house with glossy pale grey cabinets and wood effect worktops and Karndean flooring. French doors open from the living room out onto the rear garden. Upstairs there are two bedrooms both benefitting again from dual aspect windows and carpeted in plush grey carpet, both are serviced by the main bathroom with a bath and overhead shower, toilet and hand wash basin.

Externally the rear garden is laid to lawn with a BBQ patio area positioned in an especially sunny spot. There is parking towards the back of the property.

Situation
Sible Hedingham is a large village located at the head of the Colne Valley in the northern corner of Essex, close to the Suffolk and Cambridgeshire borders. The village has both primary and secondary schools, a public library, doctors' practice, public house and Post Office. The village centre includes a range of shops, including food stores, pharmacy, bakery, butcher, hardware store, filling stations, hairdressers and funeral directors. For the commuter Kelvedon Railway Station is just 12 miles to the south, offering a fast and frequent service to London Liverpool Street with an approximate journey time of 50 minutes. The A12 is 14 miles to the east at junction 26; whilst junction 8 of the M11 at Bishops Stortford and Stansted Airport are 22 miles to the west.

The nearby town of Halstead is an attractive traditional market town straddling the River Colne on the Essex side of the border with Suffolk. The bustling High Street runs up the hill between the parish churches of St Andrews and Holy Trinity, offering a variety of independent shops and eateries together with larger supermarkets and a traditional market, held on Fridays and Saturdays. The town boasts a medical centre, dental practices, cottage hospital: schooling for all ages and a number of leisure opportunities including several playing fields and playgrounds, a leisure centre and swimming pool.

General Services: Mains water electricity and drainage. Gas fired central heating (Not tested). Local authorities: Braintree District council Tel: 01376 552525 Essex County Council Tel: 0845 7430403

Two bedrooms | Parking
Private garden | family bathroom
Re-fitted kitchen | Popular village
Living room | Gas central heating
Approx. 664 Sq Ft | Close to amenities
EPC rating C | Double glazing

Living Room

4.06m x 2.86m (13' 4" x 9' 5")

Kitchen/Breakfast Room

4.06m x 2.50m (13' 4" x 8' 2")

Cloakroom

1.56m x 0.88m (5' 1" x 2' 11")

Bedroom One

4.08m x 2.85m (13' 5" x 9' 4")

Bedroom Two

4.08m x 2.46m (13' 5" x 8' 1")

Bathroom

1.43m x 2.53m (4' 8" x 8' 4")

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