High Road, Loughton, IG10

Presidential Estates proudly presents this distinguished family home, constructed in the mid-1990s as part of an exclusive development within the historical grounds of the former Loughton school. Noteworthy for its historical significance, the property stands on the site once occupied by the esteemed author and Japanese art connoisseur, Arthur Morrison, at Salcombe House (1863-1945).

Spanning two levels, the residence showcases a well-appointed layout featuring four bedrooms, including a luxurious master suite with en suite facilities, a family bathroom, two elegant reception rooms, a spacious kitchen/breakfast room, utility area, WC, and an integrated garage designed to accommodate a family vehicle.

The property is graced with a generous driveway capable of hosting multiple vehicles, which can be accessed through two sophisticated wrought iron electric gates. Furthermore, side entrances on both ends of the house lead to a sizable garden, predominantly landscaped with lush lawns and complemented by a patio extending across the residence's expanse.

Nestled along High Road, the location caters to individuals seeking access to esteemed local educational institutions and convenient transportation connections to the city center. Residents can enjoy the nearby offerings of Epping Forest, Traps Hill leisure center, and Loughton golf course, while also benefiting from the diverse array of upscale boutiques, retail establishments including Marks and Spencer, as well as dining and entertainment venues situated along Loughton's vibrant high street. The area is renowned for its selection of reputable public and private schools. For effortless commuting to London, Loughton tube station (Central Line) resides a mere 0.3 miles away, ensuring swift commutes to the heart of the capital. Additionally, convenient access to the M25 and M11 motorways further enhances the property's appeal for motorists seeking ease of travel.

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