House For Sale £2,000,000
The Property:
Bracken Hill, meticulously restored on Queen Hoo Lane, is a two acre family residence, perfect for the modern family. Offering nearly 3,000 sqft, this stunning country residence is bathed in natural light and boasts versatile and spacious accommodation throughout. The property is offered with no upward chain.
Description:
Nestled along prestigious Queen Hoo Lane in East Hertfordshire, Bracken Hill stands as an impeccably restored country residence. Embracing a sprawling two acre plot, the property's south west facing gardens exude captivating charm, solidifying its status as one of Tewin's finest offerings.
The property's entrance is graced with notable features, beginning with grand remote-controlled solid oak gates leading to a circular gravel drive adorned with an ornate fishpond and enchanting water fountain. Inside, the entrance hallway is bathed in natural light, offering glimpses of the lush garden scenery through an elegant galleried landing.
The dwelling has undergone extensive restoration, including re-wiring, re-plumbing, and the introduction of modern amenities like solid wood double-glazed lead-light windows, resplendent oak flooring and a contemporary fitted kitchen. The ground floor boasts spaciousness, with rooms featuring full-width bi-fold doors opening to a sprawling paved terrace, perfect for entertaining amid the alluring garden panorama. A self-contained double bedroom suite with a kitchenette and en-suite bathroom enhances versatility.
A welcoming boot room caters to forest walkers and their four-legged companions, while the main reception room offers a snug wood burner fireplace. Upstairs, a newly configured galleried landing infuses daylight into both levels. Three double bedrooms each with lavish en-suite bathrooms and bespoke wardrobes adorn the first floor, with the primary bedroom boasting vaulted ceilings and a luxurious five-piece en-suite bathroom. Views of private gardens enchant throughout the year, especially during the vibrant spring and autumn displays.
The property includes a modern and spacious office/studio, equipped for productivity and relaxation. Driveway parking, a detached double garage and permitted development rights for a four-car barn and detached sunroom/gym enhance its allure. Further extensions are possible within permitted development rights, pending planning approvals (STCA).
Council Tax: Band G £3,290.45 Apr 23/Mar 24.
Location:
Nestled between Tewin and Datchworth villages, Queen Hoo Lane offers proximity to local amenities like village stores, gastro pubs, and acclaimed primary schools. Nearby are Heathmount and Haileybury schools, while Welwyn North station (10 minutes away) offers a 19-minute Kings Cross commute, Thameslink access, and St Pancras connectivity. Hertford and Welwyn Garden City are within 5 miles, and Brocket Hall Golf Club is about 4 miles away. The A1(M) is conveniently accessible via Welwyn.
Bracken Hill, meticulously restored on Queen Hoo Lane, is a two acre family residence, perfect for the modern family. Offering nearly 3,000 sqft, this stunning country residence is bathed in natural light and boasts versatile and spacious accommodation throughout. The property is offered with no upward chain.
Description:
Nestled along prestigious Queen Hoo Lane in East Hertfordshire, Bracken Hill stands as an impeccably restored country residence. Embracing a sprawling two acre plot, the property's south west facing gardens exude captivating charm, solidifying its status as one of Tewin's finest offerings.
The property's entrance is graced with notable features, beginning with grand remote-controlled solid oak gates leading to a circular gravel drive adorned with an ornate fishpond and enchanting water fountain. Inside, the entrance hallway is bathed in natural light, offering glimpses of the lush garden scenery through an elegant galleried landing.
The dwelling has undergone extensive restoration, including re-wiring, re-plumbing, and the introduction of modern amenities like solid wood double-glazed lead-light windows, resplendent oak flooring and a contemporary fitted kitchen. The ground floor boasts spaciousness, with rooms featuring full-width bi-fold doors opening to a sprawling paved terrace, perfect for entertaining amid the alluring garden panorama. A self-contained double bedroom suite with a kitchenette and en-suite bathroom enhances versatility.
A welcoming boot room caters to forest walkers and their four-legged companions, while the main reception room offers a snug wood burner fireplace. Upstairs, a newly configured galleried landing infuses daylight into both levels. Three double bedrooms each with lavish en-suite bathrooms and bespoke wardrobes adorn the first floor, with the primary bedroom boasting vaulted ceilings and a luxurious five-piece en-suite bathroom. Views of private gardens enchant throughout the year, especially during the vibrant spring and autumn displays.
The property includes a modern and spacious office/studio, equipped for productivity and relaxation. Driveway parking, a detached double garage and permitted development rights for a four-car barn and detached sunroom/gym enhance its allure. Further extensions are possible within permitted development rights, pending planning approvals (STCA).
Council Tax: Band G £3,290.45 Apr 23/Mar 24.
Location:
Nestled between Tewin and Datchworth villages, Queen Hoo Lane offers proximity to local amenities like village stores, gastro pubs, and acclaimed primary schools. Nearby are Heathmount and Haileybury schools, while Welwyn North station (10 minutes away) offers a 19-minute Kings Cross commute, Thameslink access, and St Pancras connectivity. Hertford and Welwyn Garden City are within 5 miles, and Brocket Hall Golf Club is about 4 miles away. The A1(M) is conveniently accessible via Welwyn.
