The Plashets is within a short walk of Sheering's primary and pre-primary schools which both have good Ofsted ratings. The village also has The Cock Inn Hotel and Crown public house and a local village store for all your day to day needs

Number 70 is an end of terrace property situated in a quiet cul-de-sac, overlooking a small green to the front and with open farmland to the rear.

The accommodation includes an entrance hall with staircase to the first floor, sitting room with double glazed window to the front, wooden fireplace with a real flame gas fire with a ceramic surround on a slate heath (not tested) and under stair storage cupboard. Kitchen/breakfast room with sink and drainer, eye and base storage cupboards with work surfaces over, under stair storage cupboard currently housing a fridge/freezer, space for slimline dishwasher, four ring electric hob and double oven, double glazed window to the rear. There is also a small utility room with sink, eye and base storage cupboards, plumbing for a washing machine and a conservatory which has double glazed windows on three aspects, double glazed sliding doors to the rear garden.

On the first floor, the landing has loft access and doors to the main bedroom which has two double glazed windows to the front and a built in wardrobe. Open to the en suite which has a fully tiled shower cubicle with electric power shower and hand basin. (The shower room could be enclosed if preferred). Bedroom two is another double with fitted cupboard housing the gas combination boiler, double glazed window to the rear with views over farmland and there is a family bathroom with a white suite comprising a bath with shower attachment, vanity hand basin, WC and two double glazed windows to the rear.

Sheering is a West Essex village, has a local shop, primary school and two inns, and is conveniently located for the larger village of Hatfield Heath (approx 1 miles) which provides further everyday shopping facilities, and Sawbridgeworth (approx 2 miles) which has a mainline railway station running a regular service to London (Liverpool Street). The larger centres of Bishop’s Stortford (6 miles) and Harlow (4 miles) both provide a more comprehensive range of social, recreational and educational facilities, main line railway stations, and access to the M11 motorway at junctions 8 and 7A and 7 respectively.