Badgers is a timber-framed country house built by local developer Pelham Structures, boasting a reputation for building oak-framed village and country houses. The property has three floors of accommodation, including a recreation room, sitting room, and utility room on the lower ground floor, and a master bedroom with en-suite shower room, three further bedrooms, and a family bathroom on the first floor. The ground floor features an entrance hall with a substantial oak staircase, a drawing room with an attractive fireplace and wood-burning stove, and a kitchen/breakfast room with an electric Aga, hardwood, and granite work surfaces. The property has a driveway providing parking and leads to a garage with an office and storage above, and the formal gardens are a feature, laid to lawn with shrub and herbaceous borders, a summer house, and a gateway leading to a wooded area. The hamlet of East End is located near the village of Furneux Pelham, with its public house, thriving village primary school, and undulating countryside, and is close to the larger town of Bishop's Stortford, which offers a range of recreational, educational, and shopping facilities, as well as a regular commuter service to London.