House For Sale £625,000
Benjamin Stevens are delighted to present this beautiful THREE BEDROOM cottage located on the Stanmore/Bushey border.
Presented in excellent condition throughout this property offers modern living whilst retaining character features and charm.
Inside you will find a separate lounge, dining room leading into the kitchen, three bedrooms, two bathrooms and plenty of storage. To the rear is a 100ft rear garden with storage plus Summer house and to the front is off street parking on the driveway.
Dating back to the early 19th century these cottages remain an important part of Stanmore's heritage, and they are cherished by many as a reminder of the area's rich history and tradition.
Exterior: -
Entrance Hall: - Double glazed door to side.
Lounge: - Double glazed bay window to front, feature fireplace, radiator, wood flooring.
Lounge: -
Kitchen: - Double glazed windows to side, double glazed French doors to rear, Velux window, range of fitted wall and base units, space for range cooker, stainless steel cooker hood, one and a half bowl stainless steel sink and drainer unit, space for fridge freezer, tiled flooring.
Kitchen: -
Dining Room: - Double glazed door to rear garden, radiator, wood flooring, opening into the kitchen.
Dining Room: -
Bedroom One: - Double glazed sash window to rear, radiator, built in wardrobes, fitted carpet.
Bedroom Three: - Double glazed sash windows to front, radiator, fitted carpet.
Bathroom: - Two double glazed Velux windows to front, tiled walls and flooring, roll top bath, hand wash basin, low flush WC, heated towel radiator.
Bedroom Two: - Double glazed window to rear, radiator, fitted carpet.
Bathroom: - Tiled walls and flooring, glazed enclosed shower, vanity hand wash basin with storage underneath, low flush WC.
Garden: - Large rear garden with patio area and AstroTurf lawn, shed and Summer house, side access.
Garden: -
Views To Rear: -
History: - The cottages date back to the early 19th century and are considered to be some of the oldest surviving buildings in Stanmore.
The cottages were built in 1811 by William Hunton, a local farmer and landowner. The original purpose of the cottages was to house the workers who tended to Hunton's farm. The cottages were built in a traditional English style, with red brick walls, tiled roofs, and small gardens in front of each cottage.
Over the years, the cottages have undergone various changes and renovations, but they still retain much of their original character and charm. In the mid-20th century, the cottages were converted into residential properties, and they remain private homes today.
The cottages remain an important part of Stanmore's heritage, and they are cherished by many as a reminder of the area's rich history and tradition.
Tenure: - This is a freehold property.
Council Tax Band E which is currently £2,414 per annum.
As always buyers are advised to gain verification from their surveyor/solicitor during the conveyancing process.
Disclaimer: - While every care and effort has been made to ensure these details are correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and so should not form part of any contract.
Presented in excellent condition throughout this property offers modern living whilst retaining character features and charm.
Inside you will find a separate lounge, dining room leading into the kitchen, three bedrooms, two bathrooms and plenty of storage. To the rear is a 100ft rear garden with storage plus Summer house and to the front is off street parking on the driveway.
Dating back to the early 19th century these cottages remain an important part of Stanmore's heritage, and they are cherished by many as a reminder of the area's rich history and tradition.
Exterior: -
Entrance Hall: - Double glazed door to side.
Lounge: - Double glazed bay window to front, feature fireplace, radiator, wood flooring.
Lounge: -
Kitchen: - Double glazed windows to side, double glazed French doors to rear, Velux window, range of fitted wall and base units, space for range cooker, stainless steel cooker hood, one and a half bowl stainless steel sink and drainer unit, space for fridge freezer, tiled flooring.
Kitchen: -
Dining Room: - Double glazed door to rear garden, radiator, wood flooring, opening into the kitchen.
Dining Room: -
Bedroom One: - Double glazed sash window to rear, radiator, built in wardrobes, fitted carpet.
Bedroom Three: - Double glazed sash windows to front, radiator, fitted carpet.
Bathroom: - Two double glazed Velux windows to front, tiled walls and flooring, roll top bath, hand wash basin, low flush WC, heated towel radiator.
Bedroom Two: - Double glazed window to rear, radiator, fitted carpet.
Bathroom: - Tiled walls and flooring, glazed enclosed shower, vanity hand wash basin with storage underneath, low flush WC.
Garden: - Large rear garden with patio area and AstroTurf lawn, shed and Summer house, side access.
Garden: -
Views To Rear: -
History: - The cottages date back to the early 19th century and are considered to be some of the oldest surviving buildings in Stanmore.
The cottages were built in 1811 by William Hunton, a local farmer and landowner. The original purpose of the cottages was to house the workers who tended to Hunton's farm. The cottages were built in a traditional English style, with red brick walls, tiled roofs, and small gardens in front of each cottage.
Over the years, the cottages have undergone various changes and renovations, but they still retain much of their original character and charm. In the mid-20th century, the cottages were converted into residential properties, and they remain private homes today.
The cottages remain an important part of Stanmore's heritage, and they are cherished by many as a reminder of the area's rich history and tradition.
Tenure: - This is a freehold property.
Council Tax Band E which is currently £2,414 per annum.
As always buyers are advised to gain verification from their surveyor/solicitor during the conveyancing process.
Disclaimer: - While every care and effort has been made to ensure these details are correct their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and so should not form part of any contract.
