House For Sale £580,000
**chain free** Located on the prestigious west side AL8. An exclusive street, Digswell Park Road is a beautiful tree lined 1960's Garden City delight featuring exclusive homes. This lovely individual design offers so much potential to create your very own charming residence. An already extended home boasting three reception rooms, garage and driveway, and a truly gorgeous garden which overlooks Hertfordshire's finest rolling countryside with unspoiled views. Three great size bedrooms which all benefit from built in storage. Period features include parquet flooring, original joinery and the famous porthole window. Only 1.8 miles from the town centre where you will find the mainline station serving Kings Cross. Welwyn village and Welwyn North station are within walking distance. Open countryside walks and Sherrards Woods are on your door step. Catchment for renowned primary schools such as St Johns and Monks Walk secondary school. This property has had a loving family growing up in this home for over 40 years. Close proximity to major links such as the A1M and B1000. A viewing comes highly recommended to appreciate this rare home. Energy Rating C.
Ground floor
entrance hall
A generous hall with windows to two aspects and featuring the classic porthole window. Coat cupboard and under stairs cupboard. Gorgeous parquet flooring and stairs to first floor.
W/C
Located off the hall, low level w/c and wash hand basin. Window for ventilation.
Living room
Parquet flooring continues into this room (under the carpet), a large yet cosy room with feature fireplace and large window to the front elevation.
Dining room
Again the original parquet flooring is under the carpet. Patio door to rear garden.
Kitchen
A vast array of wall and base units, space for freestanding cooker and washing machine. Large window with views to the rear garden.
Side lobby
Providing handy covered access from the front to the rear.
Sitting room/ garden room
Located off the side lobby, a versatile room which could be used as a office, hobby room or children's play room.
First floor
landing
All rooms leading off, airing cupboard and loft access with pull down ladder. The loft is insulated and has a sky light window to the rear elevation.
Bedroom one
A larger than average room featuring two double built in wardrobes. Large window to the front aspect.
Bedroom two
A large double bedroom with window to rear aspect. Two storage cupboards
Bedroom three
Window to the rear aspect and built in cupboard.
Bathroom
Three piece suite comprising panel bath, pedestal sink and low level w/c.
Outside
rear garden
An easterly facing aspect, a charming tiered garden with unspoiled views of the meadow behind and the river Mimram beyond. Laid to lawn with mature borders and hedging.
Front garden
A typical Garden City deep frontage, screened with mature borders and hedging. Laid to lawn with pathway and driveway for one car. The driveway could be expanded (subject to the usual planning and estate management consents).
Garage
Up and over Hormann door, power and light. Pedestrian door to the rear which faces the side lobby access.
Lease information
Lease: 999 years from 1962.
Ground Rent: £40.00 per annum.
Council tax band E
£2,428.77
About the west side
Welwyn Garden City was founded by Sir Ebenezer Howard in the 1920s and designated a new town in 1948. It was aimed to combine the benefits of the city and countryside. Surrounded by rolling Hertfordshire countryside, Welwyn Garden City was an escape from life in overcrowded cities to a place of sunshine, leafy lanes, countryside and cafes. Emphasis was placed on the Garden City's healthy environment. Today it’s a busy and bustling town with a selection of shops, the Howard Shopping Centre is located in the centre of Welwyn Garden City where you can find a selection of high street favourites including John Lewis, there is also a Waitrose and a Sainsbury’s in the town. Welwyn Garden also has its own quaint cinema in the town centre, showing the latest films.
Ground floor
entrance hall
A generous hall with windows to two aspects and featuring the classic porthole window. Coat cupboard and under stairs cupboard. Gorgeous parquet flooring and stairs to first floor.
W/C
Located off the hall, low level w/c and wash hand basin. Window for ventilation.
Living room
Parquet flooring continues into this room (under the carpet), a large yet cosy room with feature fireplace and large window to the front elevation.
Dining room
Again the original parquet flooring is under the carpet. Patio door to rear garden.
Kitchen
A vast array of wall and base units, space for freestanding cooker and washing machine. Large window with views to the rear garden.
Side lobby
Providing handy covered access from the front to the rear.
Sitting room/ garden room
Located off the side lobby, a versatile room which could be used as a office, hobby room or children's play room.
First floor
landing
All rooms leading off, airing cupboard and loft access with pull down ladder. The loft is insulated and has a sky light window to the rear elevation.
Bedroom one
A larger than average room featuring two double built in wardrobes. Large window to the front aspect.
Bedroom two
A large double bedroom with window to rear aspect. Two storage cupboards
Bedroom three
Window to the rear aspect and built in cupboard.
Bathroom
Three piece suite comprising panel bath, pedestal sink and low level w/c.
Outside
rear garden
An easterly facing aspect, a charming tiered garden with unspoiled views of the meadow behind and the river Mimram beyond. Laid to lawn with mature borders and hedging.
Front garden
A typical Garden City deep frontage, screened with mature borders and hedging. Laid to lawn with pathway and driveway for one car. The driveway could be expanded (subject to the usual planning and estate management consents).
Garage
Up and over Hormann door, power and light. Pedestrian door to the rear which faces the side lobby access.
Lease information
Lease: 999 years from 1962.
Ground Rent: £40.00 per annum.
Council tax band E
£2,428.77
About the west side
Welwyn Garden City was founded by Sir Ebenezer Howard in the 1920s and designated a new town in 1948. It was aimed to combine the benefits of the city and countryside. Surrounded by rolling Hertfordshire countryside, Welwyn Garden City was an escape from life in overcrowded cities to a place of sunshine, leafy lanes, countryside and cafes. Emphasis was placed on the Garden City's healthy environment. Today it’s a busy and bustling town with a selection of shops, the Howard Shopping Centre is located in the centre of Welwyn Garden City where you can find a selection of high street favourites including John Lewis, there is also a Waitrose and a Sainsbury’s in the town. Welwyn Garden also has its own quaint cinema in the town centre, showing the latest films.
