House For Sale £375,000
A Grade II listed 19th century thatched one bedroom cottage with separate one bedroom annexe above the garage at the end of the garden. The property is part of a row of five cottages built for William Wilshere, the Lord of the Manor of Wymondley, in 1818 by Wellers of Hitchin. They were renovated in 1974 by the Herts Buildings Preservation Trust with the garages and annexes added.
The cottage was completely refurbished and was also re-thatched around 10 years ago. The main house includes a sitting room with exposed beams and a recessed inglenook fireplace with a brick hearth and an inset wood burning stove. The kitchen also has exposed beams, and cream units with wooden worksurfaces, a built-in electric oven, a gas hob, and a butler sink with a Victorian style tap over. The bathroom has recently been re-tiled and decorated and has exposed brickwork and a heated towel rail. The conservatory is used as a dining room and has quarry tiled floor and double glazed windows.
The rear garden is laid to lawn with trees and shrubs on one side, a patio area and a path to the back gate, the garage, and the annexe.
The cottage was completely refurbished and was also re-thatched around 10 years ago. The main house includes a sitting room with exposed beams and a recessed inglenook fireplace with a brick hearth and an inset wood burning stove. The kitchen also has exposed beams, and cream units with wooden worksurfaces, a built-in electric oven, a gas hob, and a butler sink with a Victorian style tap over. The bathroom has recently been re-tiled and decorated and has exposed brickwork and a heated towel rail. The conservatory is used as a dining room and has quarry tiled floor and double glazed windows.
The rear garden is laid to lawn with trees and shrubs on one side, a patio area and a path to the back gate, the garage, and the annexe.
