House For Sale £700,000
A charming 18th Century three-bedroom cottage, offered to the market with no upper chain, in an idyllic rural setting close to Berkhamsted.
This quintessential home is positioned perfectly on the 5,000 acre National Trust Ashridge Estate and it also benefits from being just 5 miles away from the historic market town of Berkhamsted.
The property comprises; a front and rear porch, living room, kitchen/dining room, downstairs bathroom, three bedrooms, upstairs bathroom, double garage, two workshops, a WC, generous front and rear garden and also parking for ample vehicles.
Location
Ringshall is a pretty hamlet distinguished by its characterful Victorian cottages with their distinctive extra-long front gardens, on the edge of beautiful Ashridge Forest.
A general village store with Post Office, a pub/restaurant, Church, an excellent C of E primary school, village hall, bowls and tennis clubs are all very close by in the adjacent village of Little Gaddesden, which lies within and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The location is ideal for walking, riding and golf and, for canal enthusiasts, the Grand Union Canal is close by, as are Dunstable Downs and Whipsnade Zoo.
The prestigious town of Berkhamsted, with its many independent shops, cafes, restaurants and independent schooling is approximately 5 miles away. For commuters, Berkhamsted provides a regular and fast connection to both Euston. Major nearby road connections include the M25 and M1, while the A41 dual carriageway provides an excellent connection to Hemel Hempstead, Watford and Aylesbury.
This quintessential home is positioned perfectly on the 5,000 acre National Trust Ashridge Estate and it also benefits from being just 5 miles away from the historic market town of Berkhamsted.
The property comprises; a front and rear porch, living room, kitchen/dining room, downstairs bathroom, three bedrooms, upstairs bathroom, double garage, two workshops, a WC, generous front and rear garden and also parking for ample vehicles.
Location
Ringshall is a pretty hamlet distinguished by its characterful Victorian cottages with their distinctive extra-long front gardens, on the edge of beautiful Ashridge Forest.
A general village store with Post Office, a pub/restaurant, Church, an excellent C of E primary school, village hall, bowls and tennis clubs are all very close by in the adjacent village of Little Gaddesden, which lies within and Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
The location is ideal for walking, riding and golf and, for canal enthusiasts, the Grand Union Canal is close by, as are Dunstable Downs and Whipsnade Zoo.
The prestigious town of Berkhamsted, with its many independent shops, cafes, restaurants and independent schooling is approximately 5 miles away. For commuters, Berkhamsted provides a regular and fast connection to both Euston. Major nearby road connections include the M25 and M1, while the A41 dual carriageway provides an excellent connection to Hemel Hempstead, Watford and Aylesbury.
