House For Sale £475,000
When it come to kerb appeal there is very little to beat this beautiful, traditional, two-bedroom cottage which is aesthetically pleasing while being practical, spacious and comfortable.
With two good size bedrooms and a large living area, this property oozes character – from the brick built fireplace to the Aga cooker and beamed rooms throughout.
The journey through this highly attractive home starts outside with the fabulous frontage – black beam work against the white walls really makes it stand out with the ‘wow’ factor.
Once into the main house, it provides a big hug of welcome with an array of delights including original windows and an unobtrusive slatted staircase to the first floor.
From the lounge/dining area is the large and substantial kitchen complete with Aga and plenty of workspace.
From here there is access to the outdoors which offers a patio, gravelled area, mature trees, lawn and a useful workshop at the end – as well as a shed for that necessary extra storage.
Upstairs offers true cottage styling, again with beams and various nooks and crannies while both bedrooms and served by a large family bathroom.
This property has many breath-taking and traditional elements that make it stand out from the crowd. It’s a ‘must-see’ for those seeking something truly special in terms of character lifestyle.
The local area
Piccotts End is within a popular location and situated in a prime residential area with a wide range of excellent schools, transport, restaurants, supermarkets, leisure facilities and much more.
It offers an established local community and convenience of easy transport links to the city. It is within close driving distance to the M1 and M25 and a short distance to Hemel Hempstead, Berkhamsted and Tring train stations – with Luton br station around a 20-minute drive.
Direct links in and out of central London are straightforward while local bus services travel regularly around the local vicinity.
Education is well catered for including a variety of primary schools such as Yew Tree, George Street and Gade Valley primary schools, as well as the Laureate Academy, Hemel Hempstead School and Adeyfield for 11-18 year olds.
When getting out and about there are plenty of places to see and visit, while Gadebridge Park and Keens Field are close by with Ashridge Estate and Whipsnade Zoo being other options for weekend entertainment.
With two good size bedrooms and a large living area, this property oozes character – from the brick built fireplace to the Aga cooker and beamed rooms throughout.
The journey through this highly attractive home starts outside with the fabulous frontage – black beam work against the white walls really makes it stand out with the ‘wow’ factor.
Once into the main house, it provides a big hug of welcome with an array of delights including original windows and an unobtrusive slatted staircase to the first floor.
From the lounge/dining area is the large and substantial kitchen complete with Aga and plenty of workspace.
From here there is access to the outdoors which offers a patio, gravelled area, mature trees, lawn and a useful workshop at the end – as well as a shed for that necessary extra storage.
Upstairs offers true cottage styling, again with beams and various nooks and crannies while both bedrooms and served by a large family bathroom.
This property has many breath-taking and traditional elements that make it stand out from the crowd. It’s a ‘must-see’ for those seeking something truly special in terms of character lifestyle.
The local area
Piccotts End is within a popular location and situated in a prime residential area with a wide range of excellent schools, transport, restaurants, supermarkets, leisure facilities and much more.
It offers an established local community and convenience of easy transport links to the city. It is within close driving distance to the M1 and M25 and a short distance to Hemel Hempstead, Berkhamsted and Tring train stations – with Luton br station around a 20-minute drive.
Direct links in and out of central London are straightforward while local bus services travel regularly around the local vicinity.
Education is well catered for including a variety of primary schools such as Yew Tree, George Street and Gade Valley primary schools, as well as the Laureate Academy, Hemel Hempstead School and Adeyfield for 11-18 year olds.
When getting out and about there are plenty of places to see and visit, while Gadebridge Park and Keens Field are close by with Ashridge Estate and Whipsnade Zoo being other options for weekend entertainment.
