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The Accommodation - Entrance Hall • Cloakroom/WC • Dining Room • Sitting Room • Garden Room • Kitchen
Landing • Master Bedroom • Bedroom 3 • Family Bathroom
Landing • Bedroom 2 • Bedroom 4 • Attic
Garage • Parking Space
The Property - This delightful Grade II listed Georgian house forms part of the west wing added to an impressive and elegant larger house dating from 1735 or possibly earlier. This very attractive home has been well modernised, whilst fully retaining its original charm and character.
The accommodation is distributed over three floors and offers scope for the further rationalisation, if required.
The house benefits from gas fired central heating and part secondary double-glazing.
The Outside - The well secluded south facing rear garden is some 42′ (12.9m) in length and designed for easy maintenance. An area of decking adjoins the house and leads to the lawn laid to artificial turf. There are walled herbaceous beds and borders, herbaceous border, ornamental shrubs, climbers and pergola. There is also a timber garden shed.
A gate to the rear leads to the path to the adjoining garage courtyard, formerly the stable yard. The house benefits from a single garage and parking space in this courtyard.
The Location - The house stands towards the western end of Hitchin Street, within a quarter of a mile of the High Street and less than half a mile from the mainline railway station. Baldock is on the Cambridge to London Kings Cross mainline with the fastest journey times being just 39 minutes to Kings Cross and 23 minutes to Cambridge. The town stands just off the A505 with both Junction 9 on the A1(M) (southbound) and Junction 10 (northbound) being within 2.2 miles.
The highly regarded Knights Templar School is literally just around the corner and takes it name from the Knights Templar who founded the town in the 1140s. Today the town centre boasts many imposing period buildings and the broad High Street is a particularly notable feature. The town provides excellent shopping, schools, pubs and restaurants, with the adjoining towns of Letchworth Garden City and Hitchin supplying an even wider range of facilities.
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Full details for 4 Bedroom Terraced For Sale in Baldock
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Description
CHARMING GRADE II LISTED GEORGIAN TOWNHOUSE • WELL MODERNISED WHILST RETAINING ITS ORIGINAL CHARM AND CHARACTER • PLEASANT SOUTH FACING GARDEN • GARAGE & OFF-STREET PARKINGThe Accommodation - Entrance Hall • Cloakroom/WC • Dining Room • Sitting Room • Garden Room • Kitchen
Landing • Master Bedroom • Bedroom 3 • Family Bathroom
Landing • Bedroom 2 • Bedroom 4 • Attic
Garage • Parking Space
The Property - This delightful Grade II listed Georgian house forms part of the west wing added to an impressive and elegant larger house dating from 1735 or possibly earlier. This very attractive home has been well modernised, whilst fully retaining its original charm and character.
The accommodation is distributed over three floors and offers scope for the further rationalisation, if required.
The house benefits from gas fired central heating and part secondary double-glazing.
The Outside - The well secluded south facing rear garden is some 42′ (12.9m) in length and designed for easy maintenance. An area of decking adjoins the house and leads to the lawn laid to artificial turf. There are walled herbaceous beds and borders, herbaceous border, ornamental shrubs, climbers and pergola. There is also a timber garden shed.
A gate to the rear leads to the path to the adjoining garage courtyard, formerly the stable yard. The house benefits from a single garage and parking space in this courtyard.
The Location - The house stands towards the western end of Hitchin Street, within a quarter of a mile of the High Street and less than half a mile from the mainline railway station. Baldock is on the Cambridge to London Kings Cross mainline with the fastest journey times being just 39 minutes to Kings Cross and 23 minutes to Cambridge. The town stands just off the A505 with both Junction 9 on the A1(M) (southbound) and Junction 10 (northbound) being within 2.2 miles.
The highly regarded Knights Templar School is literally just around the corner and takes it name from the Knights Templar who founded the town in the 1140s. Today the town centre boasts many imposing period buildings and the broad High Street is a particularly notable feature. The town provides excellent shopping, schools, pubs and restaurants, with the adjoining towns of Letchworth Garden City and Hitchin supplying an even wider range of facilities.
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