House For Sale £1,350,000
Surrounded by acres of beautiful countryside, Foxglove House is one of the largest of a selection of luxurious individually designed, substantial five bedroom homes, located just two miles from the historic market town of Tring. This substantial detached family home was originally constructed in 2017 as part of Lendon Grove which is a rarely available, exclusive development of four and five bedroom homes, thoughtfully designed to create a most attractive setting, and taking full advantage of the glorious countryside that surrounds it.
The property is built to an exceptional standard, blending traditional design with a contemporary finish, created to meet all the demands of modern family life. The architects have individually designed each home to maximise its location, whilst reflecting the local architectural styles found locally. Every home has been planned and orientated to make the most of the fabulous position, and many have stunning, open views.
The professionally designed kitchen is finished to a high specification, with high gloss doors, and integrated, energy efficient appliances, including a 5-ring gas burner hob, stylish Quartz worktops and a Quooker tap system installed which provides boiling, chilled filtered and sparkling water.
Upstairs, the principal and second bedrooms both feature en suite facilities which, along with the family bathroom, incorporates the latest designs in fine tiling, and beautiful, contemporary sanitaryware from Villeroy & Boch.
The property also benefits from a large loft space, a double garage of which one half of the garage has been converted into a high-quality modern home office/ gym with heating, electricity, broadband and even a 5G internet connection. Finally, for the ultimate peace of mind, every property originally came with a 10 year new homes warranty from NHBC and many years still remain.
The historic hamlet of Gubblecote, first mentioned in the 1086 Domesday Book, is located around two miles north of Tring, and blessed by beautiful surrounding countryside. Ideal for walking, with miles and miles of scenic footpaths, just waiting to be discovered, the Grand Union Canal and Tring reservoirs only a short stroll away, Lendon Grove offers the opportunity to live the countryside dream, while all the facilities and attractions of town can be found within just a few minutes` drive. Gubblecote's unique positioning straddles 3 neighbouring villages - all in walking distance and benefits from a sense of belonging to each.
Amenities in nearby Long Marston, Wilstone and Marsworth are both plentiful and varied; all 3 with their own church, community hall, recreation ground, public house serving good food. There is even a well-supported tennis club and cricket club not to mention the famous P.E Mead farm shop all in walking distance.
The surrounding towns offer a more comprehensive range of facilities - from the weekly street markets, and the eclectic mix of boutiques, coffee shops and restaurants in Tring and Berkhamsted, to the modern shopping centres and the large department stores of Aylesbury, Leighton Buzzard, Hemel Hempstead and Milton Keynes. The closest town, Tring, offers both Tesco and M&S Simply Food supermarkets. There is a good range of leisure and recreational options in the area, including the National Trust`s 5,000 acre Ashridge Estate and golf courses at Ashridge, Berkhamsted, and The Grove. Tring features a branch of the Natural History Museum and the Pendley Court Theatre, while Buckinghamshire`s county town, Aylesbury, boasts a recently completed £42 million theatre. The area boasts excellent schooling, including Long Marston c-of-e primary school and Tring Comprehensive School. For those who prefer the independent sector, Tring Park School for the Performing Arts and Berkhamsted School both have superb reputation.
For commuters, not only is the picturesque setting of Lendon Grove there to be enjoyed, so too is its convenient location. Cheddington and Tring stations, only three and four miles away respectively, provide regular train services to London Euston; from Tring, within less than 40 minutes. Alternatively, Wendover station, around six miles, provides a direct service to Marylebone in around 50 minutes. The A41, less than four miles, provides dual carriageway access direct to the M25 (junction 20), while Hemel Hempstead provides access to the M1 (junction 8). London`s Heathrow (34 miles) and Luton (18 miles) airports are also remarkably accessible (All distances and times are approximate).
The property is built to an exceptional standard, blending traditional design with a contemporary finish, created to meet all the demands of modern family life. The architects have individually designed each home to maximise its location, whilst reflecting the local architectural styles found locally. Every home has been planned and orientated to make the most of the fabulous position, and many have stunning, open views.
The professionally designed kitchen is finished to a high specification, with high gloss doors, and integrated, energy efficient appliances, including a 5-ring gas burner hob, stylish Quartz worktops and a Quooker tap system installed which provides boiling, chilled filtered and sparkling water.
Upstairs, the principal and second bedrooms both feature en suite facilities which, along with the family bathroom, incorporates the latest designs in fine tiling, and beautiful, contemporary sanitaryware from Villeroy & Boch.
The property also benefits from a large loft space, a double garage of which one half of the garage has been converted into a high-quality modern home office/ gym with heating, electricity, broadband and even a 5G internet connection. Finally, for the ultimate peace of mind, every property originally came with a 10 year new homes warranty from NHBC and many years still remain.
The historic hamlet of Gubblecote, first mentioned in the 1086 Domesday Book, is located around two miles north of Tring, and blessed by beautiful surrounding countryside. Ideal for walking, with miles and miles of scenic footpaths, just waiting to be discovered, the Grand Union Canal and Tring reservoirs only a short stroll away, Lendon Grove offers the opportunity to live the countryside dream, while all the facilities and attractions of town can be found within just a few minutes` drive. Gubblecote's unique positioning straddles 3 neighbouring villages - all in walking distance and benefits from a sense of belonging to each.
Amenities in nearby Long Marston, Wilstone and Marsworth are both plentiful and varied; all 3 with their own church, community hall, recreation ground, public house serving good food. There is even a well-supported tennis club and cricket club not to mention the famous P.E Mead farm shop all in walking distance.
The surrounding towns offer a more comprehensive range of facilities - from the weekly street markets, and the eclectic mix of boutiques, coffee shops and restaurants in Tring and Berkhamsted, to the modern shopping centres and the large department stores of Aylesbury, Leighton Buzzard, Hemel Hempstead and Milton Keynes. The closest town, Tring, offers both Tesco and M&S Simply Food supermarkets. There is a good range of leisure and recreational options in the area, including the National Trust`s 5,000 acre Ashridge Estate and golf courses at Ashridge, Berkhamsted, and The Grove. Tring features a branch of the Natural History Museum and the Pendley Court Theatre, while Buckinghamshire`s county town, Aylesbury, boasts a recently completed £42 million theatre. The area boasts excellent schooling, including Long Marston c-of-e primary school and Tring Comprehensive School. For those who prefer the independent sector, Tring Park School for the Performing Arts and Berkhamsted School both have superb reputation.
For commuters, not only is the picturesque setting of Lendon Grove there to be enjoyed, so too is its convenient location. Cheddington and Tring stations, only three and four miles away respectively, provide regular train services to London Euston; from Tring, within less than 40 minutes. Alternatively, Wendover station, around six miles, provides a direct service to Marylebone in around 50 minutes. The A41, less than four miles, provides dual carriageway access direct to the M25 (junction 20), while Hemel Hempstead provides access to the M1 (junction 8). London`s Heathrow (34 miles) and Luton (18 miles) airports are also remarkably accessible (All distances and times are approximate).
