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The Accommodation - Dining Room • Kitchen
Hallway • Utility Room • Cloakroom/WC • Store Room
Landing • Sitting Room • Bedroom 3 or Study • Bathroom
Landing • Master Bedroom with en suite Shower Room • Bedroom 2
The Property - This delightful Grade II listed property dates from the late 17th Century or around 1800 and retains a great deal of its period charm and character. The fireplaces, especially those in the sitting and dining rooms, are particularly impressive. During the 19th Century the property was a shop and retains the shop window of that date to its ground floor elevation to Sun Street. Now very well converted back to residential use, the house provides spacious three bedroom accommodation distributed over four floors.
This beautifully refurbished home benefits from gas fired central heating.
The Outside - There is no external space with this property, making it ideal for those whose lifestyle demands an ability to turn the key in the door and leave their property for a period secure in the knowledge that there will be nothing to do on their return.
The Location - The property enjoys a supremely convenient location in the heart of this attractive north Hertfordshire market town, less than 100 yards from the High Street and only a third of 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 Junction 9 on the A1(M) (southbound) being only 2.6 miles away and Junction 10 (northbound) even closer at 2 miles.
The Knights Templar founded the town of Baldock 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 providing an even wider range of facilities.
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Full details for 3 Bedroom Terraced For Sale in Baldock
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Description
DELIGHTFUL GRADE II LISTED PERIOD HOME • EN SUITE SHOWER ROOM TO MASTER BEDROOM • IMPRESSIVE FIREPLACES TO SITTING AND DINING ROOMS • SUPREMELY CONVENIENT LOCATION RIGHT IN THE HEART OF THIS HISTORIC MARKET TOWNThe Accommodation - Dining Room • Kitchen
Hallway • Utility Room • Cloakroom/WC • Store Room
Landing • Sitting Room • Bedroom 3 or Study • Bathroom
Landing • Master Bedroom with en suite Shower Room • Bedroom 2
The Property - This delightful Grade II listed property dates from the late 17th Century or around 1800 and retains a great deal of its period charm and character. The fireplaces, especially those in the sitting and dining rooms, are particularly impressive. During the 19th Century the property was a shop and retains the shop window of that date to its ground floor elevation to Sun Street. Now very well converted back to residential use, the house provides spacious three bedroom accommodation distributed over four floors.
This beautifully refurbished home benefits from gas fired central heating.
The Outside - There is no external space with this property, making it ideal for those whose lifestyle demands an ability to turn the key in the door and leave their property for a period secure in the knowledge that there will be nothing to do on their return.
The Location - The property enjoys a supremely convenient location in the heart of this attractive north Hertfordshire market town, less than 100 yards from the High Street and only a third of 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 Junction 9 on the A1(M) (southbound) being only 2.6 miles away and Junction 10 (northbound) even closer at 2 miles.
The Knights Templar founded the town of Baldock 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 providing an even wider range of facilities.
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