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Marks Hall Lane White Roding | Dunmow | Essex | CM6 1RT Marks Hall Lane White Roding | Dunmow | Essex | CM6 1RT Marks Hall Lane White Roding, Dunmow, Essex, CM6 1RT At a glance • Beautifully finished detached family • Semi-rural location home • Private rear garden • 4 Double bedrooms • Detached double garage • 3 Reception rooms • Additional parking for several vehicles • Stunning kitchen/breakfast room • EPC Rating E THE PROPERTY • Bullet-F6 An immaculately presented detached, 4 bedroom family home, offering spacious living accommodation, comprising 3 reception rooms, stunning kitchen/breakfast room with separate utility room. Master bedroom with en-suite bathroom, bedroom 2 with a newly fitted en-suite bathroom, a further 2 double bedrooms and family bathroom. Very private rear garden with 2 patio/entertainment areas, detached double garage and additional parking for several vehicles. EPC Rating E. THE SETTING Situated within the highly regarded village of White Roding, one of eight villages known as ‘The Rodings’. The village has a great community feel and offers village and farm shops, church and village hall. Located less than 9 miles from Bishop’s Stortford and equidistance to Great Dunmow. Both towns offer a more comprehensive range of amenities, such as shops, public houses, restaurants and schooling for all age groups and is also within easy access to the acclaimed Felsted School, whilst the larger town of Chelmsford is approximately 9 miles away. The nearest railway station can be found at Sawbridgeworth, around 5 miles away and for commuters to London Liverpool Street and Cambridge and for those wishing to commute by car, Junction 7 of the M11 is less than 10 miles away with Stansted International Airport is approximately a 15 minute drive away. “triple aspect sitting room with feature fireplace” THE ACCOMMODATION OUTSIDE Solid wood door opens onto a hallway with stairs rising to the first floor, tiled flooring. Double The property is approached by a paved driveway offering parking for numerous vehicles leading glazed doors open on to a bright and spacious sitting room with views to the front of the to a double garage with electronically operated doors and storage above. Side access gate leads property and overlooking the rear garden. Redbrick fireplace with multi-fuel burning stove and to a private rear garden with 2 patio / entertaining areas, one having a pergola over. This lovely French doors to the rear garden. From the hallway, further doors lead to an office/study, a garden is well maintained and is predominantly laid to lawn with a good range of shrubs and separate dining room with views over the rear garden and the fully fitted kitchen/breakfast hedgerows room with wall and base units, integrated appliances and granite worksurfaces – a further door leads to a utility room and has an external door to the rear garden. A wc completes this floor. SERVICES The first floor opens onto a spacious/bright landing area with doors to the master bedroom with Mains Drainage, LPG operated central heating, Water & Electricity connected views over the rear garden, built-in wardrobe space and en-suite shower room. A further bedroom has a newly fitted en-suite bathroom and there are a further 2 double bedrooms and LOCAL AUTHORITY COUNCIL TAX family bathroom that complete this floor. Uttlesford District Council Band G Fine & Country - Exclusive luxury property for sale in the United Kingdom “master bedroom with en-suite shower Fine & Country is the fastest growing and most and views over the rear garden” dynamic group of high quality estate agents specialising in the sale of residential property in the the rear garden” upper quartile of the market place. With over 300 offices across the UK and in locations across the world, Fine & Country is well placed to deliver you the ultimate service whether you are buying, selling or letting your home. Fine & Country estate agents are known for their unique blend of intelligent and creative marketing, coupled with a very professional approach to the sale of individual and country property. Our office on Park Lane, London gives us access to London and International buyers and with our network of 300 offices and advertising in the Sunday Times and Saturday Telegraph we are able to offer unrivalled national coverage. We also have local, national and international magazines which are produced on a regular basis to provide maximum exposure for our homes. If you would like to know more about Fine & Country’s unique and creative marketing strategy, please call me now on 01279 757500. “fully fitted kitchen / breakfast room with separate utility room” Agents Notes: All measurements are approximate and quoted in metric with imperial equivalents and for general guidance only and whilst every attempt has been made to ensure accuracy, they must not be relied on. The fixtures, fittings and appliances referred to have not been tested and therefore no guarantee can be given that they are in working order. Internal photographs are reproduced for general information and it must not be inferred that any item shown is included with the property. For a free valuation, contact the numbers listed on the brochure. Tel 01279 757500 Scan me with your smart phone to view me online. Fine & Country Bishops Stortford 27 North Street, Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire CM23 2LD fineandcountry.com .
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