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Saffron View Saffron Walden lindenhomes.co.uk Ashdon D A O R B 1 N 0 O 5 The Slade 2 D Hempstead H S L A I T T L 3 E 5 10 B W E A L L I D ZA EN B D E A RO T O H R A W D A With so much beautiful rolling countryside on your doorstep, Y ER NT WI AD you’ll be spoilt for choice for family days out and a host of outdoor D R A O activities. The nearby great park of Audley End surrounds one of R 2 the finest Jacobean mansions in Britain, while small historic towns 5 0 1 Hadstock & Linton D B A and villages, such as Great Dunmow and Thaxted are well worth O N R O visiting. D H S D A ER A T For further shops and amenities, Bishop’s Stortford is 13 miles O IN R SAFFRON W D A away, while the beautiful university city of Cambridge is just 16 miles N WALDEN R E D to the north. Transport links are excellent, with the nearby M11 L C A H AD A W 3 T giving easy access north to Cambridge and East Anglia or south O E 5 The Slade R RS 0 E 1 L H B T N IL to Stansted Airport, the M25 and London. For commuters, the T O I L L D H S T H nearest train station is at Audley End, from where direct services A A XT T ED E run to Cambridge and London. E RO T C The Common R AD E A T S E S R T L ST T T E EA B S E 1 D H 84 E A Saffron View Saffron Walden IL 4 R L 8 1 O T B T E S R H L A X T T S E H Y A D Great Chesterford E C C L R T & M11 U A fine new collection of 2, 3, 4 & 5 bedroom family homes. D E H E U R C R O A A T D B184 WINDMILL HILL S B 184 Offering a wonderful semi-rural lifestyle, Saffron View is a superb L HI L GH I H S new development of brand new 2, 3, 4 and 5 bedroom family D O U A T TH ST O H A R R X homes, situated on the eastern edge of Saffron Walden. E T E ED T RO Y A D D E A 184 Set in north-west Essex, close to its border with Hertfordshire, L RO O D R A U D Cambridgeshire and Suffolk, Saffron Walden is a picturesque, A S AND medieval town that originally gained its wealth from wool and EASL P Howlett End 01799 282 109 saffron. It has a rich heritage, with an array of historic buildings AD O R and the largest parish church in Essex, at its heart. There’s been T The Slade D D N A E A a market in the town since the 12th century and today, beyond BD S O E EA R N L P the Market Place; you’ll find a host of independent shops, national T N RO N A U O D O retailers, cafés, pubs and restaurants. For supermarket shopping, D M N there’s a large Tesco Superstore close to Saffron View and a O L E DE Waitrose in the town centre. AN BO L B ROUGH D E N D A R O O A R 2 D Debden 5 0 D 1 B N E Y E L UD A D Saffron View A O R Audley End Saffron Walden, Essex CB10 2JP | WAY E E R T N W R O O R W Y N A T REE W T R O P W lindenhomes.co.uk E N Newport & M11 2 5 0 1 B PLEASANT VALLEY B 1 0 5 2 L I T T L E W A L D E N R O A D 2 5 10 B The Slade Great Chesterford Hadstock & Linton & M11 B1 84 D A O R W N IN E Ashdon D D M L ILL A SAFFRON W 3 E ROAD L WALDEN ON T D SH T H I A I T L L E E 2 L R T S E E L OAD L T R I S Z A 4 A N C SHDO O A B C N HD RO AS 1 AD B A 8 T C E 4 E S E T The Slade R T H 5 T H S L A E T H C E W R The Common U H R A H H S I C Y L I G L The Slade H H I 12 L L D ROA RA WINTER D RAD W B 18 IN 4 53 T E 10 T E A B E S E S R R T T T S T Hempstead R STREET R ILL H OAD E H A B E 6 105 X 11 3 T D T A E O D R R EY O L A D U D A D ROA Y E L D AU S O U B T 1 H 8 4 7 D A O D R T E H N B A O D D X Audley End N E T O N R L O E D A D R O B 8 O A A D U R DL A D EY RO O END U G R H O A L A D N E M OU N T 1 2 PLEA SANT ROA D 5 0 P E D E 1 AS B L A B N 9 D D S E N D D A ROA T O H R A X T R E O D A D 10 Newport & M11 R R O T OW R N A TR D O E Howlett End E P W Debden 1 W A 8 E Y 4 N R O W 2 5 N 0 1 T B R E E WA PLEASANT Y AroundVALLEY the local neighbourhood Saffron Hall & Screen St Mary's Church Walden School 1 + County High School 5 9 Saffron Walden Fitness & Leisure Centre Waitrose 2 Golf Club 6 10 + Skate Park St Mary's Church of England R A Butler Tesco Superstore 3 Primary School 7 Infant & Junior School 11 Saffron Walden St Thomas Moore Saffron Walden 4 Museum 8 Catholic Primary School 12 Community Hospital Distances shown are by road (Source: Google). Fastest journey times are shown (Source: National Rail Enquiries). October 2020. lindenhomes.co.uk Possible future The Gos�eld Possible future The Gos�eld Development 2 edroom home Development 2 edroom home Possible future Possible future The Henham Development The Henham 3 edroom home Development 3 edroom home Tesco Tesco The Lincoln The Lincoln V V V 3 edroom home V 3 edroom home GIFFI PLACE GIFFI PLACE Taxi Company The Lincoln 1 Taxi Company The Lincoln 1 73 3 edroom home LEVERETT WAY 73 ETT WAY LEVER F WAY 3 edroom home 73 73 LEVERETT A ETT WAY I LEVER F R 73 73 72 71* A * F The Lincoln 2 I 47 A R 17 72 71* 22 21 20 19 18 16 15 50 48 49 Y X 74 * F A L W 69 22 The Lincoln 2 ED EV V 70 67 47 A E T Bins RET * * 68 19 18 17 50 48 49 47 * 20 22 21 * 16 15 Y X 74 3846 3 edroom home D A 17 L W 69 20 19 18 50 48 49 * ED V 67 22 E D VE T 70 22 21 16 15 Bins RET * * 68 R * 47 * Y 3846 3 edroom home D V I 74 19 18 17 50 49 * 74 76 20 48 23 Cycles V D S 22 21 16 15 R 61 C 62 T E Y 75 V V 75 77 I 74 74 63 * O 64 76 23 V Cycles 23 23 A S 61 66 65 V C 62 T The Morris E 47 M 48 V 75 77 49 N 75 50 61 63 * 62 O 64 23 23 A 78 E 16 P 65 17 15 75 * 66 V 18 V 64 63 47 21The Morris M 48 19 49 N 76 50 L 61 20 A 65 62 66 78 E I 3 edroom home 17 16 15 P 75 * 18 V 64 63 N 21 19 76 L V 20 A 66 65 G 33 33 I 3 edroom home E N 11 V 61 N 24 G 33 33 24 13 14 36 S E 12 UE 62 11 33 35 63 61 25 24 T N 24 24 64 13 14 36 The Elmdon FAIFA DIVE S 12 REE 65 UE 63 62 V 35 25 66 11 V 33 25 24 T 64 The Elmdon FAIFA DIVE F 11 REE 65 V 25 66 A 11 V 37 T 34 36 3 edroom home 12 F I 11 12 R 37 A 37 T 36 12 34 3 edroom home 34 F I 14 14 83 10 13 13 A 12 R 34 * 37 10 60 34 F X 14 14 10 35 83 35 10 13 13 34 A 25 * 10 60 59 X Y 58 The Downham 35 A 26 10 DR 35 25 51 W 59 27 L Y 58 T T The Downham A 26 59 DR E 59 E 84 W 51 R I E * T 58 V 27 V E L 26 RE 58 V E T T L S 4 edroom home T 59 59 27 G E E 84 N E R I 79 I E 80 E * L V 51 81 * T 58 V P 51 V 26 REE 58 28 82 * V E T S M * L R 4 edroom home * 27 G 9 A E IN 79 133 132 E 80 C L V 51 28 MP 51 82 81E * * * 29 26 9 R * 9 A T 85 133 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  • Border House, 62 New Road, Elsenham, Bishops Stortford

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    01799 523656 Residential Sales • Residential Lettings • Land & New Homes • Property Auctions Border House, 62 New Road, Elsenham, Detached 5 bedroom property Sitting room and snug Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire, CM22 6HE Kitchen/diner A recently constructed 5 bedroom detached just moments from a main line 2 en-suites, bathroom and train station. It offers spacious and well presented accommodation throughout with a large kitchen/diner, sitting room, dining room, two en-suite bedrooms, cloakroom three further bedrooms and a family bathroom, cloakroom and utlity Approx. 1600 sq ft cupboard. There is a large drive, garage and enclosed garden. NO UPWARD CHAIN. Walking distance to main line train station Guide Price £430,000 8 Hill Street, Saffron Walden, Essex, CB10 1JD Tel: 01799 523656 01799 523656 UNRIVALLED COVERAGE AROUND SAFFRON WALDEN Elsenham is a thriving village with a good range of including door to utility cupboard housing the wall shops, public house, school and mainline railway mounted gas fired boiler, space and plumbing for station serving London Liverpool Street and washing machine and laminate flooring. Storage Cambridge. There is easy access to the fast train at cupboard with hooks and stairs rising to the first floor. Stansted Airport which is approximately 2.5 miles and of course just a 5 minute drive from the A120 CLOAKROOM bypass with its onward links to the M11. Further 6' 4" x 5' 5" (1.93m x 1.65m) Fitted with a two piece facilities can be found at Bishop's Stortford suite comprising low level WC and vanity wash hand enjoying multiple shopping centres, schools, basin with double cupboard under, wood effect recreational facilities, mainline railway station and laminate flooring, obscure double glazed window to of course M11 leading to M25 access points.