House For Sale £950,000
This entirely individual and adaptable detached 3/4-bedroom chalet style bungalow is situated on a mature plot of just over 1/3 of an acre (0.346 acres) at the end of a private country lane and abuts fine open countryside with glorious views across the Beane Valley.
‘Holm Oak’ is approached via a sweeping gravel driveway with generous parking and access to a detached double garage with electric doors. A wide central hallway leads to the superb kitchen/breakfast room that boasts granite working surfaces, a Rangemaster cooker and integrated appliances. There is a utility room, WC, dual aspect lounge with fireplace and log burning stove, dining room that could be utilised as a bedroom if required, 2 further bedrooms – one of which provides en-suite facilities and a modern family bathroom. A staircase leads from the entrance hall to the first floor with an impressive main bedroom that again provides en-suite facilities, fitted wardrobes and glorious views.
The Westerly facing rear garden has a wide paved terrace with central steps that lead up to a further seating area and in turn, established lawns with shrub beds and mature fruit trees. There is a gate on the boundary that allows access to the field with a pathway to Aston village.
The well-regarded village of Watton-at-Stone is situated approximately 2.7 miles away and has a mainline rail link with service to London Moorgate. The village provides 2 public houses/eateries, Café, Post Office, community/sports centre, local school, village store, Dentist and Doctors' Surgery. The area also has a tennis club and walking group.
Aston village is less than 1 mile away and is known locally for its conviviality and offers a great many clubs, societies and interest groups as well as hosting a very successful annual school fete. The area is steeped in history with a beautiful church, pre-school for children 'from age two', infant/junior school (latest OFSTED rating Outstanding), sports clubs including tennis, bowls, badminton, cricket, Pilate's studio, large community recreation ground and a pretty country public house.
Mainline stations can also be found in Knebworth (3.9 miles), and Stevenage (4.2 miles) - both with services to London Kings Cross that take approximately 25-30 minutes.
‘Holm Oak’ is approached via a sweeping gravel driveway with generous parking and access to a detached double garage with electric doors. A wide central hallway leads to the superb kitchen/breakfast room that boasts granite working surfaces, a Rangemaster cooker and integrated appliances. There is a utility room, WC, dual aspect lounge with fireplace and log burning stove, dining room that could be utilised as a bedroom if required, 2 further bedrooms – one of which provides en-suite facilities and a modern family bathroom. A staircase leads from the entrance hall to the first floor with an impressive main bedroom that again provides en-suite facilities, fitted wardrobes and glorious views.
The Westerly facing rear garden has a wide paved terrace with central steps that lead up to a further seating area and in turn, established lawns with shrub beds and mature fruit trees. There is a gate on the boundary that allows access to the field with a pathway to Aston village.
The well-regarded village of Watton-at-Stone is situated approximately 2.7 miles away and has a mainline rail link with service to London Moorgate. The village provides 2 public houses/eateries, Café, Post Office, community/sports centre, local school, village store, Dentist and Doctors' Surgery. The area also has a tennis club and walking group.
Aston village is less than 1 mile away and is known locally for its conviviality and offers a great many clubs, societies and interest groups as well as hosting a very successful annual school fete. The area is steeped in history with a beautiful church, pre-school for children 'from age two', infant/junior school (latest OFSTED rating Outstanding), sports clubs including tennis, bowls, badminton, cricket, Pilate's studio, large community recreation ground and a pretty country public house.
Mainline stations can also be found in Knebworth (3.9 miles), and Stevenage (4.2 miles) - both with services to London Kings Cross that take approximately 25-30 minutes.
