High Road, Loughton, Essex, IG10 4LF

We are pleased to present this stylish one-bedroom apartment, ideally positioned on the second floor of the modern and sought-after development, Aubrey House, located in the heart of Loughton.

The property offers a thoughtfully designed layout comprising an open-plan kitchen and living area, a well-proportioned double bedroom, a contemporary family bathroom, and a practical utility/storage cupboard. Additional features include underfloor heating throughout, a high-specification kitchen fitted with integrated Neff and Zanussi appliances, a generous hallway and a secure intercom entry system.

This apartment represents an ideal opportunity for first-time buyers or those seeking a vibrant central location, just moments from Loughton High Street and the Central Line station.

Aubrey House enjoys an enviable position with a wide range of local amenities on the doorstep, including boutique shops, beauty salons, restaurants, bars, coffee houses, and supermarkets. Loughton Central Line Station is within walking distance, offering convenient access to London Liverpool Street in approximately 27 minutes, along with several bus routes nearby. The natural beauty of Epping Forest is also just half a mile away, providing scenic walking trails and green space.

Length of Lease Remaining approximately 146 years Service charge approximately £2500 Ground Rent £250 Per year Council Tax Band C

Please note that the information stated in regard to this property does not establish an offer or contract, neither will it be considered as representations. It is in the responsibility and obligation of all interested parties to confirm exactitude and your solicitor must check tenure and all lease information, fixtures and fittings, and any planning/building regulations where the property has been extended/converted. All measurements and dimensions are estimated and noted exclusively for guidance purposes as floor plans are not to scale and their exactness cannot be confirmed. Reference to appliances and/or facilities does not imply that they are necessarily operational or functioning for the purpose.