House For Sale £650,000
Jon-Paul Brampton presents.....stylish three bedroom home in quiet Crabtree cul-de-sac.
Immediately you enter this beautifully presented home you'll appreciate the bright and well finished space! Located on Glemsford Drive, a quiet cul-de-sac ideally situated for local schooling.
Benefitting from off street parking to the front you enter the home into a hallway which leads straight through to the main living and dining space. A large room with stylish wood flooring and large front windows which flood the space with light. There is plenty of room for sofa seating, as well as a large dining table, and is currently arranged with living area to the front, and dining to the rear. Double doors lead through to a recently refurbished kitchen. A particularly well equipped space with vaulted ceilings, granite work tops, integrated appliances and access to the rear. There is also a downstairs WC for convenience and understairs storage.
On the first floor there are two double bedrooms to the front and back, a third single bedroom, and a family bathroom. There is scope to extend into the loft to create further bedroom space as many other houses in the cul-de-sac have done, although naturally this will be subject to the usual planning consents.
Externally there is an alleyway to the side of the house which leads to a gated private rear garden. Benefitting from a large patio area immediately to the rear of the house with steps leading down to a lawn area. To the rear of the garden is a large stylish summer house which boasts the potential to provide power and insulate and potentially use as additional home or office space.
This really is a lovely family home in a quiet and community orientated location. But please don't just take my word for it, browse the photos, watch the video (don't mock the presenter) and if you think this is the home for you then please get in touch for more information or to book a viewing.
Harpenden itself offers a tremendous lifestyle. Formerly a village this small, but now bustling town boasts a pleasant Victorian High Street and a Georgian centre. Famous for its 'common', a vast swathe of common land for all to enjoy with archetypal cricket club and golf course ( of which there are quite a few!). Or why not take a stroll through Rothamsted Park and end up at the White Horse for a delightful gastropub experience. There are a host of quality restaurants, including Lussman's, ZaZa's, and Bar Azita, as well as smaller independent cafe-style eateries like Parker & Vine and The Silver Palate. There is a Nero's and a Costa to fuel every caffeine requirement or why not go independent and check out Emilio's street food on the pedestrian concourse in front of the town library . Again there are public houses a plenty, my personal favourite being the Oddfellows Arms, just behind Leyton Green, offering a stylish but quirky interior and a luscious outdoor seating area.
Transport links here are superb with the Thameslink Station providing regular access to London St. Pancras in around 30 minutes. Given you can walk to the station platform in under 10 minutes that makes for a rare convenience to life. The M1 is a 5 minute drive and Luton Airport just 10 minutes away. So whether it is domestic or international travel you need this town has it all.
Schools are extremely well catered for with Ofsted 'Outstanding' primary and secondary schools alongside the renowned St Georges School and the private schools of St. Hilda's and Aldwickbury. What a place to live!
Immediately you enter this beautifully presented home you'll appreciate the bright and well finished space! Located on Glemsford Drive, a quiet cul-de-sac ideally situated for local schooling.
Benefitting from off street parking to the front you enter the home into a hallway which leads straight through to the main living and dining space. A large room with stylish wood flooring and large front windows which flood the space with light. There is plenty of room for sofa seating, as well as a large dining table, and is currently arranged with living area to the front, and dining to the rear. Double doors lead through to a recently refurbished kitchen. A particularly well equipped space with vaulted ceilings, granite work tops, integrated appliances and access to the rear. There is also a downstairs WC for convenience and understairs storage.
On the first floor there are two double bedrooms to the front and back, a third single bedroom, and a family bathroom. There is scope to extend into the loft to create further bedroom space as many other houses in the cul-de-sac have done, although naturally this will be subject to the usual planning consents.
Externally there is an alleyway to the side of the house which leads to a gated private rear garden. Benefitting from a large patio area immediately to the rear of the house with steps leading down to a lawn area. To the rear of the garden is a large stylish summer house which boasts the potential to provide power and insulate and potentially use as additional home or office space.
This really is a lovely family home in a quiet and community orientated location. But please don't just take my word for it, browse the photos, watch the video (don't mock the presenter) and if you think this is the home for you then please get in touch for more information or to book a viewing.
Harpenden itself offers a tremendous lifestyle. Formerly a village this small, but now bustling town boasts a pleasant Victorian High Street and a Georgian centre. Famous for its 'common', a vast swathe of common land for all to enjoy with archetypal cricket club and golf course ( of which there are quite a few!). Or why not take a stroll through Rothamsted Park and end up at the White Horse for a delightful gastropub experience. There are a host of quality restaurants, including Lussman's, ZaZa's, and Bar Azita, as well as smaller independent cafe-style eateries like Parker & Vine and The Silver Palate. There is a Nero's and a Costa to fuel every caffeine requirement or why not go independent and check out Emilio's street food on the pedestrian concourse in front of the town library . Again there are public houses a plenty, my personal favourite being the Oddfellows Arms, just behind Leyton Green, offering a stylish but quirky interior and a luscious outdoor seating area.
Transport links here are superb with the Thameslink Station providing regular access to London St. Pancras in around 30 minutes. Given you can walk to the station platform in under 10 minutes that makes for a rare convenience to life. The M1 is a 5 minute drive and Luton Airport just 10 minutes away. So whether it is domestic or international travel you need this town has it all.
Schools are extremely well catered for with Ofsted 'Outstanding' primary and secondary schools alongside the renowned St Georges School and the private schools of St. Hilda's and Aldwickbury. What a place to live!
