Award winning staggered terrace house overlooking the pretty Tewin village green conservation area. This small terraced development was designed in 1967 by architect Colin Huntley, a member of the DANAD art collective who occupied Marden Hill, a Georgian manor close to the village. Winning awards from the Civic Trust and the Department of the Environment for their integration of modernist design into the rural environment, these houses are also noted in Pevsner’s ‘The Buildings of England’ series, which makes mention of their dramatic projecting entrance halls.
The property includes a single garage. In addition there is communal parking.
The Village services include a nursery and a popular JMI school, a community owned shop, two pubs, a bowling green, a large village hall hosting activities including badminton, exercise classes and a monthly film, tennis courts with an active tennis club, cricket pitch with clubhouse. Beautiful countryside along the chalk-stream Mimram valley with plenty of footpaths and trails for walking, running and biking, and pretty bluebell woods. The village is in the catchment area for Presdales and Richard Hale School, the former girls and boys grammar schools in Hertford.
The village has Excellent communication links – 3 miles from junction 6 of the A1M, 6 minute traffic-free drive to Welwyn North Station on the West Coast Main Line with fast service to Kings Cross Station (21 minutes), also close to Hertford East Station with direct service to Liverpool Street Station for the City of London.
It is 4 miles to Welwyn Garden City town centre, which is served by a large John Lewis department store, and Waitrose, Sainsburys and Morrisons supermarkets as well as an independent cinema in the Campus West entertainment complex. 5 miles away is the historic market town of Hertford and the city of St Albans is also nearby.