House For Sale £1,285,000
Albury Lodge is a small hamlet of character and period properties situated almost equidistant from the villages of Little Hadham and Albury, a well-regarded Hertfordshire village with church and primary school, set amongst rural countryside. The market town of Bishop’s Stortford (approx 4 miles) provides a comprehensive range of social, educational and recreational facilities, including a mainline station with regular services to London's Liverpool Street (approx 40 minutes). The M11 (J8) lies on the outskirts of Bishop’s Stortford and provides road communications with London, M25, Cambridge and the Midlands. The A10 lies to the west (approx 7 miles) giving access to Ware and Hertford.
The Limes is a period property possibly dating from the mid 17th century and is traditionally constructed with a timber frame with a rendered elevations set under a tiled roof. This significant period house was divided into two fine properties about twenty seven years ago (The neighbouring property is The Beech House).
The accommodation is arranged around a central hall and includes a lobby and hallway, cloakroom, two staircases to the first floor, a large drawing/dining room with a door to the well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room with a wide range of storage cupboards, quartz work surfaces, modern AEG induction hob and extractor, dishwasher and doors to the garden. There is also a family room and a large utility room with a butlers sink, quartz work tops and a recess for American style fridge/freezer.
On the first floor the landing has a staircase to the first floor and leads to the main bedroom which has fitted wardrobes, excellent views over the gardens and open countryside and a large en suite bath/shower room. There are three further bedrooms one with en suite bathroom and a family bathroom on this floor. On the second floor there is a further dual aspect bedroom with exposed timbers and a door to a boarded roof space with central chimney.
Outside, the property is approached along a private gravelled driveway which is owned by The Limes but with a right of way for the adjoining properties. A generous gravelled parking area lies in front of a modern garage block with a pitched and tiled roof, useful storage and light and power.
The gardens are well-established with lawns to the front, a terrace and herbaceous borders all well screened. The garden at the back has a terrace at the back of the house, lawns, well established shrub borders and maturing trees all enclosed by a mixture of hedging, an old brick wall and close boarded fencing.
The Limes is a period property possibly dating from the mid 17th century and is traditionally constructed with a timber frame with a rendered elevations set under a tiled roof. This significant period house was divided into two fine properties about twenty seven years ago (The neighbouring property is The Beech House).
The accommodation is arranged around a central hall and includes a lobby and hallway, cloakroom, two staircases to the first floor, a large drawing/dining room with a door to the well-equipped kitchen/breakfast room with a wide range of storage cupboards, quartz work surfaces, modern AEG induction hob and extractor, dishwasher and doors to the garden. There is also a family room and a large utility room with a butlers sink, quartz work tops and a recess for American style fridge/freezer.
On the first floor the landing has a staircase to the first floor and leads to the main bedroom which has fitted wardrobes, excellent views over the gardens and open countryside and a large en suite bath/shower room. There are three further bedrooms one with en suite bathroom and a family bathroom on this floor. On the second floor there is a further dual aspect bedroom with exposed timbers and a door to a boarded roof space with central chimney.
Outside, the property is approached along a private gravelled driveway which is owned by The Limes but with a right of way for the adjoining properties. A generous gravelled parking area lies in front of a modern garage block with a pitched and tiled roof, useful storage and light and power.
The gardens are well-established with lawns to the front, a terrace and herbaceous borders all well screened. The garden at the back has a terrace at the back of the house, lawns, well established shrub borders and maturing trees all enclosed by a mixture of hedging, an old brick wall and close boarded fencing.
