House For Sale £550,000
A beautifully presented Grade II listed cottage set in the stunning village of Aldbury and within walking distance of all amenities. The property offers versatile living accommodation with three bedrooms, two reception rooms and garden.
Dating back to the 16th century, this beautifully presented Grade II listed cottage set in the stunning village of Aldbury, is filled with an abundance of character and enjoys many original features including a bespoke oak kitchen, exposed timbers, oak flooring and latch doors. The property offers versatile living accommodation with three bedrooms, two reception rooms and garden.
Accommodation comprises of a double aspect sitting room with wooden flooring, exposed beams and a generous sized open fire with built in storage cupboards. The dining room is also double aspect with wooden flooring and a stable door leading outside. This opens to the bespoke built oak kitchen fitted with a range of base and wall mounted units, quarry tiled flooring, Belfast sink with mixer taps and door to a small courtyard.
To the first floor are two double bedrooms both with vaulted ceiling and exposed beams, the third bedroom is accessed via the master bedroom, this could also be used as a dressing room or study.
The bathroom is fitted with a bath with shower over and mixer taps, wash hand pedestal and toilet, along with a vaulted ceiling.
Outside there is a brick built store which houses the boiler and more recently used as a utility room. The enclosed garden has artificial grass with raised borders and a substantial barn style store with power.<br /><br />Aldbury lies within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the foot of the Chiltern Hills and sits beneath the renowned National Trust owned Ashridge Estate which comprises of woodland and common land with a selection of footpaths and bridleways. The village offers two public houses, a shop with post office, a village hall, a pre-school and primary school and a 12th century church.
The mainline railway station at Tring is located 2.7 miles serving London Euston in as little as approximately 37 minutes. There is excellent access to surrounding areas via the A41 bypass providing a fast link to the M25 and the M1, Luton and Heathrow airports respectively.
Tring town centre 2.7 miles and Berkhamsted town centre 4.6 miles, both offer vibrant High Streets with an electric mix of shops, restaurants, wine bars and supermarkets. There are several preferred schools for children of all ages in both the public and private sectors.
Freehold
EPC rating E
Council Tax Band E
Dating back to the 16th century, this beautifully presented Grade II listed cottage set in the stunning village of Aldbury, is filled with an abundance of character and enjoys many original features including a bespoke oak kitchen, exposed timbers, oak flooring and latch doors. The property offers versatile living accommodation with three bedrooms, two reception rooms and garden.
Accommodation comprises of a double aspect sitting room with wooden flooring, exposed beams and a generous sized open fire with built in storage cupboards. The dining room is also double aspect with wooden flooring and a stable door leading outside. This opens to the bespoke built oak kitchen fitted with a range of base and wall mounted units, quarry tiled flooring, Belfast sink with mixer taps and door to a small courtyard.
To the first floor are two double bedrooms both with vaulted ceiling and exposed beams, the third bedroom is accessed via the master bedroom, this could also be used as a dressing room or study.
The bathroom is fitted with a bath with shower over and mixer taps, wash hand pedestal and toilet, along with a vaulted ceiling.
Outside there is a brick built store which houses the boiler and more recently used as a utility room. The enclosed garden has artificial grass with raised borders and a substantial barn style store with power.<br /><br />Aldbury lies within a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty at the foot of the Chiltern Hills and sits beneath the renowned National Trust owned Ashridge Estate which comprises of woodland and common land with a selection of footpaths and bridleways. The village offers two public houses, a shop with post office, a village hall, a pre-school and primary school and a 12th century church.
The mainline railway station at Tring is located 2.7 miles serving London Euston in as little as approximately 37 minutes. There is excellent access to surrounding areas via the A41 bypass providing a fast link to the M25 and the M1, Luton and Heathrow airports respectively.
Tring town centre 2.7 miles and Berkhamsted town centre 4.6 miles, both offer vibrant High Streets with an electric mix of shops, restaurants, wine bars and supermarkets. There are several preferred schools for children of all ages in both the public and private sectors.
Freehold
EPC rating E
Council Tax Band E
