House For Sale £750,000
A rare and exciting opportunity within the Hertfordshire region, located moments from Watford’s town centre. Little Cassiobury House is thought to be a dower house built initially for Elizabeth Percy, Countess of Essex.
Little Cassiobury is a 17th Century Grade II* listed building, formally part of the Cassiobury Estate. The property was purchased by Hertfordshire County Council in 1938 and has previously been used as offices for education staff. The property was has been uninhabited for some time and is need of restoration. The adjoining Registry Office and car park does not form part of the property.
After lying vacant for a number of years Little Cassiobury House has fallen into disrepair. This building is now part of a larger heritage project run by Watford Borough Council looking to preserve the stories of Watford’s historic buildings. As one of the only three grade II* listed buildings in Watford it is of great significance to the town’s heritage.
Any proposed development is likely to require permissions adhering to the protected nature of the building offering a sympathetic restoration of the site.
The property itself is arranged over lower ground to second floors, occupying approximately 5743 Sq. Ft. (533 Sq. M.)
Approximately 0.8 miles from Watford Junction Station Transport connections are excellent, with services to London Euston in under 20-minutes, Little Cassiobury House is well positioned for access to the local amenities of Watford, a thriving commercial and retail hub home to a range of high street and independent shops, restaurants and pubs. Having access nearby to open green spaces and a number of highly regarded schools, Watford’s secondary education being famously excellent, including Ofsted rated ‘Outstanding’ Watford Grammar School for Girls and Watford Grammar School for Boys.<br /><br />
Little Cassiobury is a 17th Century Grade II* listed building, formally part of the Cassiobury Estate. The property was purchased by Hertfordshire County Council in 1938 and has previously been used as offices for education staff. The property was has been uninhabited for some time and is need of restoration. The adjoining Registry Office and car park does not form part of the property.
After lying vacant for a number of years Little Cassiobury House has fallen into disrepair. This building is now part of a larger heritage project run by Watford Borough Council looking to preserve the stories of Watford’s historic buildings. As one of the only three grade II* listed buildings in Watford it is of great significance to the town’s heritage.
Any proposed development is likely to require permissions adhering to the protected nature of the building offering a sympathetic restoration of the site.
The property itself is arranged over lower ground to second floors, occupying approximately 5743 Sq. Ft. (533 Sq. M.)
Approximately 0.8 miles from Watford Junction Station Transport connections are excellent, with services to London Euston in under 20-minutes, Little Cassiobury House is well positioned for access to the local amenities of Watford, a thriving commercial and retail hub home to a range of high street and independent shops, restaurants and pubs. Having access nearby to open green spaces and a number of highly regarded schools, Watford’s secondary education being famously excellent, including Ofsted rated ‘Outstanding’ Watford Grammar School for Girls and Watford Grammar School for Boys.<br /><br />
