45
High Road, Broxbourne, EN10
£925,000
5 bedrooms,
2 bathrooms,
3 receptions
Summary:
Westwood Leber is delighted to present this stunning five-bedroom Victorian semi-detached house, built around 1870 and conveniently located in Broxbourne. The home combines historic charm with modern improvements, offering spacious accommodation over three levels and spanning more than 2,300 square feet. Period features such as high ceilings and large windows are complemented by updates made by the current owner, creating a unique and inviting living space.The property boasts a beautifully landscaped rear garden with mature trees, plants, and a raised patio for outdoor dining, along with a lawn and secure parking accessed through a new electric gate. The charming front garden is equally appealing, with a shingle path and flower beds, plus an entry system for the newly installed gate.Situated just a short walk from Broxbourne Railway Station, the house is ideal for commuters and families alike. Its prime location offers easy access to local schools, shops, restaurants, and leisure amenities such as The Hertfordshire Golf and Country Club, making it a perfect blend of convenience, comfort, and character.
Key Features:
- Stunning five-bedroom Victorian semi-detached home, built around 1870, featuring period details like high ceilings and large windows.
- Seamlessly combines historic character with modern improvements by the current owner for a unique living environment.
- Conveniently situated a short walk from Broxbourne Railway Station, perfect for commuters and families.
- Close to schools, shops, restaurants, and leisure facilities, including The Hertfordshire Golf and Country Club.
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