4 bed detached house for sale

"The Penshurst" at Station Road, Moors Field, Little Dunmow CM6

The Penshurst is an idyllic four-bedroom, double-fronted detached home featuring an open-plan kitchen-dining room with French doors leading to the garden, a separate utility room and a large store cupboard. There is also a spacious living area at the rear of the property, a separate study and a cloakroom on the ground floor. There are also two hand storage provisions.

Upstairs, bedroom one has its own ensuite shower room and a fitted mirrored wardrobe, there are also two further double bedrooms, one single bedroom and a separate family bathroom.

This home benefits from a single garage, driveway parking and a turfed rear garden.

Plot Number: Home 29
Tenure: Freehold

Council Tax band : Tbc

Homes shown: 29,101 & 138 Homes handed: 51,106,109,147 & 148. *Bay window to plots 29,101 & 138 only. **Window to plots 52,106,109,147 & 148.

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About The Orchard

At The Orchard, you’ll find a stylish range of 2-bedroom bungalows and 3-, 4- & 5-bedroom houses in Little Dunmow. These new homes in Little Dunmow offer light, airy, open-plan living spaces with private gardens.

Located between Braintree and Bishop’s Stortford, living in Little Dunmow, Essex means you can enjoy fresh country air, easy access to Cambridge and the chance to be a part of a close-knit community. It’s not hard to see why ‘escaping to the country’ has become such a popular thing to do.

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Price and details correct at time of distribution. Images shown may be from another Dandara development and are for illustrative purposes only. Dimensions and details may vary and are subject to change. Homes are available for open market sale to purchasers, who could be private individuals or another type of purchaser (for example local authorities, housing associations or other commercial landlords), and, therefore, the mix of tenures on a development may change.