Guide price
£500,000
Detached house for saleGreen Man Court, Eastwick, Harlow, Hertfordshire CM20
EPC Rating: E
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Within a mile of mainline station (Harlow), London’s Liverpool Street 30 minutes, easy access to the M11 and A10 via the A414.
A picturesque village close to open countryside.
Sitting room
Kitchen/breakfast room
Family bath and shower room
Master bedroom with walk-in wardrobe
Second bedroom
Formal garage/storage building
Enclosed garden
Gated community of four properties
Eastwick is an intriguing village with many brick Victorian houses built in the 19th century. Number 4 Green Man Court situated in the centre of the village, was originally likely to have been an agricultural building, adjoining a larger barn.
The buildings in this courtyard were converted some time ago, to a total of four dwellings to which number four is one.
The property is accessed through a remote controlled security gate, through to a parking area to the entrance, and a gate leads to the garden which is approximately 30ft in width, 10-15ft in depth, and has a summer house.
A door opens into the well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room which has integrated appliances including Bosch dishwasher, recess for a free-standing oven or range, an integrated fridge and freezer.
A door leads to the sitting room, where there is a brick fireplace and a wood-burning stove. From the kitchen there is a hallway which leads to two bedrooms, one has a walk-in wardrobe, there is an excellent shower and bathroom. Adjoining the property there is an integral store with a remote-controlled up and over door, suitable for motorbikes, cycles or general storage.
The driveway is used by number four and three adjoining properties and is in good order.
Eastwick is a small hamlet of houses just off the A414, which provides access to the A10 then to the M25. The village has several historic buildings surviving from their 900-year-old history and a village pub, The Lion. The town of Harlow (1 mile) provides a comprehensive range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities. Eastwick is ideally located for commuters, with two stations at Harlow with services to London Liverpool Street and access to the M11 can be gained at Junction 7 (approx 4 miles). Stansted Airport lies some 13 miles to the north.
The buildings in this courtyard were converted some time ago, to a total of four dwellings to which number four is one.
The property is accessed through a remote controlled security gate, through to a parking area to the entrance, and a gate leads to the garden which is approximately 30ft in width, 10-15ft in depth, and has a summer house.
A door opens into the well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room which has integrated appliances including Bosch dishwasher, recess for a free-standing oven or range, an integrated fridge and freezer.
A door leads to the sitting room, where there is a brick fireplace and a wood-burning stove. From the kitchen there is a hallway which leads to two bedrooms, one has a walk-in wardrobe, there is an excellent shower and bathroom. Adjoining the property there is an integral store with a remote-controlled up and over door, suitable for motorbikes, cycles or general storage.
The driveway is used by number four and three adjoining properties and is in good order.
Eastwick is a small hamlet of houses just off the A414, which provides access to the A10 then to the M25. The village has several historic buildings surviving from their 900-year-old history and a village pub, The Lion. The town of Harlow (1 mile) provides a comprehensive range of shopping, educational and recreational facilities. Eastwick is ideally located for commuters, with two stations at Harlow with services to London Liverpool Street and access to the M11 can be gained at Junction 7 (approx 4 miles). Stansted Airport lies some 13 miles to the north.
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