House For Sale £1,995,000
A private family home set in the grounds of Hallingbury Place with stunning walled garden and formal water garden.
Description
The Water Garden is a beautifully presented family home surrounded by its own gardens. With an abundance of period charm and flowing reception space the current owners have meticulously renovated and sympathetically extended to create an open and light kitchen/breakfast room that opens - via bifold doors, onto the elegant gardens.
There are many fine reception rooms each with their individual character. On the first floor there are 5 bedrooms, 2 bedrooms being en-suite plus a family bathoom.
The grounds are a fine feature; to the front laid to lawn with shrub borders and specimen trees including yew.
Behind the house there is are lawns, a paved terrace, a colourful and densely packed herbaceous border and a period red brick wall on two sides and a well established yew hedge on the third. There are a number of fruit trees including pear, peach, quince, mulberry and plum, a herb garden and a heated swimming pool with a paved surround. Beside the pool there is a building which houses the filtration and heat exchange unit.
An oak door leads to an exquisite formal water garden, which is private and secluded and has a large pond with water irises, lilies and two fountains, edged with York stone and screened on three sides by mature yew hedging and on the fourth by a period red brick wall. There is an enclosed area with many evergreen trees including box and holly. A pathway leads back to the front garden.
The grounds in all amount to 1.7 acres.
There are lovely views over neighboring mature capability brown parkland from the house and roof terrace.
Along with ample parking, there is a double garage with timber doors. This garage has further potential for conversion subject to the necessary planning consents.
Acreage:
1.7 Acres
Directions
Sat nav postcode CM22 7UE - From Bishop's Stortford take the A1060 towards Hatfield Heath, take the left hand turn onto Church Road. Take the next right turn on Howe Green road and continue along taking the left hand fork towards Hallingbury Place. The Water Garderns is at the end of the main drive on the left.
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Description
The Water Garden is a beautifully presented family home surrounded by its own gardens. With an abundance of period charm and flowing reception space the current owners have meticulously renovated and sympathetically extended to create an open and light kitchen/breakfast room that opens - via bifold doors, onto the elegant gardens.
There are many fine reception rooms each with their individual character. On the first floor there are 5 bedrooms, 2 bedrooms being en-suite plus a family bathoom.
The grounds are a fine feature; to the front laid to lawn with shrub borders and specimen trees including yew.
Behind the house there is are lawns, a paved terrace, a colourful and densely packed herbaceous border and a period red brick wall on two sides and a well established yew hedge on the third. There are a number of fruit trees including pear, peach, quince, mulberry and plum, a herb garden and a heated swimming pool with a paved surround. Beside the pool there is a building which houses the filtration and heat exchange unit.
An oak door leads to an exquisite formal water garden, which is private and secluded and has a large pond with water irises, lilies and two fountains, edged with York stone and screened on three sides by mature yew hedging and on the fourth by a period red brick wall. There is an enclosed area with many evergreen trees including box and holly. A pathway leads back to the front garden.
The grounds in all amount to 1.7 acres.
There are lovely views over neighboring mature capability brown parkland from the house and roof terrace.
Along with ample parking, there is a double garage with timber doors. This garage has further potential for conversion subject to the necessary planning consents.
Acreage:
1.7 Acres
Directions
Sat nav postcode CM22 7UE - From Bishop's Stortford take the A1060 towards Hatfield Heath, take the left hand turn onto Church Road. Take the next right turn on Howe Green road and continue along taking the left hand fork towards Hallingbury Place. The Water Garderns is at the end of the main drive on the left.
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