2 bed Flat For Sale £310,000
*chain free* two double bedroom ground floor maisonette with its own private entrance. Set in a idyllic part of Welwyn village and within walking distance to the High Street in a private cul-de-sac. *share of freehold with no ground rent and low service charges.* So many attractive features to this property. This great home offers a garage en-bloc plenty of parking. Featuring easy level access to the front, a separate kitchen and plenty of storage. Both bedrooms are facing East so plenty of sun in the morning. Maintained communal gardens to enjoy. A viewing comes highly recommended to appreciate the noteworthy features. Easy commute with direct access to the A1M and close proximity to Welwyn North Station. Welwyn High Street offers a vast array of boutique shops and independent eateries as well as a historic Church and is surrounded by picturesque countryside.
Accommodation
entrance hall
Spacious hall with all rooms leading off plus storage cupboard.
Living room diner
4.76m x 3.79m (15' 7" x 12' 5")
Large lounge diner with a bay window looking out onto the front garden area.
Kitchen
2.07m x 2.70m (6' 9" x 8' 10")
Well maintained kitchen with a combi boiler and space for a fridge/freezer and washing machine.
Bathroom
2.12m x 2.69m (6' 11" x 8' 10")
Spacious three piece bathroom suite with an electric shower over the bath, wash hand basin and low level w/c.
Bedroom one
3.19m x 3.77m (10' 6" x 12' 4")
Bedroom one has dual aspect windows letting in the natural light.
Bedroom two
3.45m x 2.65m (11' 4" x 8' 8")
Bedroom two has enough space for a double bed.
Garden
Communal garden in the Cul-de-Sac
Parking arrangements
En-block garage, unrestricted street parking.
Lease information
Ground Rent: Nil
Lease 999 years from 1985 Share of Freehold granted in 2009.
Service Charge: £40 per month.
Council tax band C
£1,831.68
About welwyn
Welwyn is a quaint village with the river Mimram running through and willow trees lining the banks. Unique timber-framed buildings present Welwyn as a traditional English village but the rich Roman archaeology gives it a clear sense of identity. Despite being located deep in the Hertfordshire countryside, there is plenty to do nearby. For everyday essentials, Tesco Express is only a 4-minute drive away in Welwyn Village. There is also a local post office, butchers, florist, bakery and library, as well as a doctor’s surgery and pharmacist.The village is full of traditional English amenities, from country pubs and restaurants to specialist and boutique shops and beautiful churches with plenty history, providing the best features of village life. The Wellington Inn offers delicious and innovative food in a charming rustic setting, alternatively The White Hart – a grade II listed coaching inn – serves afternoon tea and a tapas menu.
Accommodation
entrance hall
Spacious hall with all rooms leading off plus storage cupboard.
Living room diner
4.76m x 3.79m (15' 7" x 12' 5")
Large lounge diner with a bay window looking out onto the front garden area.
Kitchen
2.07m x 2.70m (6' 9" x 8' 10")
Well maintained kitchen with a combi boiler and space for a fridge/freezer and washing machine.
Bathroom
2.12m x 2.69m (6' 11" x 8' 10")
Spacious three piece bathroom suite with an electric shower over the bath, wash hand basin and low level w/c.
Bedroom one
3.19m x 3.77m (10' 6" x 12' 4")
Bedroom one has dual aspect windows letting in the natural light.
Bedroom two
3.45m x 2.65m (11' 4" x 8' 8")
Bedroom two has enough space for a double bed.
Garden
Communal garden in the Cul-de-Sac
Parking arrangements
En-block garage, unrestricted street parking.
Lease information
Ground Rent: Nil
Lease 999 years from 1985 Share of Freehold granted in 2009.
Service Charge: £40 per month.
Council tax band C
£1,831.68
About welwyn
Welwyn is a quaint village with the river Mimram running through and willow trees lining the banks. Unique timber-framed buildings present Welwyn as a traditional English village but the rich Roman archaeology gives it a clear sense of identity. Despite being located deep in the Hertfordshire countryside, there is plenty to do nearby. For everyday essentials, Tesco Express is only a 4-minute drive away in Welwyn Village. There is also a local post office, butchers, florist, bakery and library, as well as a doctor’s surgery and pharmacist.The village is full of traditional English amenities, from country pubs and restaurants to specialist and boutique shops and beautiful churches with plenty history, providing the best features of village life. The Wellington Inn offers delicious and innovative food in a charming rustic setting, alternatively The White Hart – a grade II listed coaching inn – serves afternoon tea and a tapas menu.
