House For Sale £625,000
**chain free** proceedable buyers only. A charming and original 1950's "Garden City" three bedroom period home on a delightful corner plot, many of the homes delightful period features remain including original doors and woodwork. In need of modernisation and boasts masses of potential to extend to the side (subject to the usual planning consents). Positioned on a quiet tree lined road just off Parkway on the AL8 west side of Welwyn Garden City with a short level walk into town. A true needle in a haystack. Further benefits include a pretty garden, outbuildings, garage and driveway with access to the rear garden from the front. A large frontage with huge potential to expand the driveway further (subject to the usual planning consents). A rare occasion to embrace this wonderful home. Catchment of applecroft primary school and Stanborough senior school. A short stroll will see you at the Mainline station serving kings cross in under 25 minutes. An internal viewing comes highly recommended to appreciate the home's noteworthy features and potential. Energy Rating C.
Ground floor
entrance hall
Upvc front door, traditional Garden City porthole window to front elevation. Stairs to first floor. Under stairs cupboard.
Living room
Picture window to front elevation. Chimney breast with gas fire.
Dining room
Window to the rear garden, double doors to create an open plan space with the living room.
Kitchen
A range of wall and base units, window to rear elevation. Larder with cold shelf.
Covered passage
Providing access from the front to the rear garden. Original coal bunker and w/c. Workshop to the rear.
First floor
landing
Window to side elevation. Airing cupboard. Loft hatch.
Bedroom one
Window to front elevation. Built in cupboard plus alcove.
Bedroom two
Window to rear elevation.
Bedroom three
Window to side elevation. Built in cupboard. Bulk head for stairwell below.
Shower room
Double walk in shower cubicle, window to rear elevation. Originally constructed as a bathroom.
Outside
rear garden
A mature enclosed garden with established borders and fruit trees.
Front garden
Hard standing for one car. Pretty Garden City style hedge, the front garden wraps around to the side lawn.
Street parking is patrolled and residents permits are required.
Garage
Up and over door.
Council tax band E
£2428.77
About the west side
Welwyn Garden City was founded by Sir Ebenezer Howard in the 1920s and designated a new town in 1948. It was aimed to combine the benefits of the city and countryside. Surrounded by rolling Hertfordshire countryside, Welwyn Garden City was an escape from life in overcrowded cities to a place of sunshine, leafy lanes, countryside and cafes. Emphasis was placed on the Garden City's healthy environment. Today it’s a busy and bustling town with a selection of shops, the Howard Shopping Centre is located in the centre of Welwyn Garden City where you can find a selection of high street favourites including John Lewis, there is also a Waitrose and a Sainsbury’s in the town. Welwyn Garden also has its own quaint cinema in the town centre, showing the latest films.
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For everyday needs, if you fancy a spot of lunch the town is home to a plethora of coffee shops, independent restaurants and well-known chains. The Don is considered the best Indian restaurant in Welwyn, which is a popular option to consider for a quality, authentic meal. For those who like to lead an active lifestyle, there is everything from football pitches, golf driving ranges, indoor and outdoor tennis, to an athletics track, a public velodrome and a dry ski slope. Also, there are a number of gyms in the area.
Convenient commuter links (The mainline station provides easy access to London’s Kings Cross within 20 minutes) inviting communal spaces plus a wealth of open green space to relax and re-charge.
Ground floor
entrance hall
Upvc front door, traditional Garden City porthole window to front elevation. Stairs to first floor. Under stairs cupboard.
Living room
Picture window to front elevation. Chimney breast with gas fire.
Dining room
Window to the rear garden, double doors to create an open plan space with the living room.
Kitchen
A range of wall and base units, window to rear elevation. Larder with cold shelf.
Covered passage
Providing access from the front to the rear garden. Original coal bunker and w/c. Workshop to the rear.
First floor
landing
Window to side elevation. Airing cupboard. Loft hatch.
Bedroom one
Window to front elevation. Built in cupboard plus alcove.
Bedroom two
Window to rear elevation.
Bedroom three
Window to side elevation. Built in cupboard. Bulk head for stairwell below.
Shower room
Double walk in shower cubicle, window to rear elevation. Originally constructed as a bathroom.
Outside
rear garden
A mature enclosed garden with established borders and fruit trees.
Front garden
Hard standing for one car. Pretty Garden City style hedge, the front garden wraps around to the side lawn.
Street parking is patrolled and residents permits are required.
Garage
Up and over door.
Council tax band E
£2428.77
About the west side
Welwyn Garden City was founded by Sir Ebenezer Howard in the 1920s and designated a new town in 1948. It was aimed to combine the benefits of the city and countryside. Surrounded by rolling Hertfordshire countryside, Welwyn Garden City was an escape from life in overcrowded cities to a place of sunshine, leafy lanes, countryside and cafes. Emphasis was placed on the Garden City's healthy environment. Today it’s a busy and bustling town with a selection of shops, the Howard Shopping Centre is located in the centre of Welwyn Garden City where you can find a selection of high street favourites including John Lewis, there is also a Waitrose and a Sainsbury’s in the town. Welwyn Garden also has its own quaint cinema in the town centre, showing the latest films.
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For everyday needs, if you fancy a spot of lunch the town is home to a plethora of coffee shops, independent restaurants and well-known chains. The Don is considered the best Indian restaurant in Welwyn, which is a popular option to consider for a quality, authentic meal. For those who like to lead an active lifestyle, there is everything from football pitches, golf driving ranges, indoor and outdoor tennis, to an athletics track, a public velodrome and a dry ski slope. Also, there are a number of gyms in the area.
Convenient commuter links (The mainline station provides easy access to London’s Kings Cross within 20 minutes) inviting communal spaces plus a wealth of open green space to relax and re-charge.
