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A charming period cottage beautifully renovated throughout into a contemporary residence which is flooded with natural light. Boasting quality finishes, off-street parking and a spacious garden adjoining fields, it enjoys a prime location at the end of a private road near Hatfield and St Albans with easy access to amenities and transportation links.
Description:
Dating back to 1901 and built to accommodate railway staff when Nast Hyde House had its own train route into St Albans, this property presents a wonderful opportunity to purchase a ready to move into home which wouldn't look out of place in an interior home magazine.
With a parking space to the front and additional un-allocated spaces opposite, upon entering the hall opens into the living room.
With a feature fireplace with inset stove and bay window to the front, solid oak flooring runs into the inner hall then through to the rear into the impressive kitchen/dining/living room.
Flooded in natural light from roof windows and bi-folding doors which seamlessly open onto the garden, the kitchen has been significantly extended to the rear to create what is now a fabulous open-plan entertaining space and the real hub of the home.
Benefitting from a useful utility cupboard providing space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, the kitchen is fitted with a range of storage cupboards with integrated appliances and Quartz worktop over. With a breakfast bar, space for a dining table and a sitting area which allows for TV viewing or a quiet space to enjoy the views up the garden. A beautifully-appointed family bathroom with a roll-top bath and separate shower enclosure completes the ground floor.
On the first floor, there are two bedrooms, both generous doubles that have Jack-and-Jill access to a cloakroom with wc.
Outside, the landscaped rear garden adjoins open fields and extends to approximately 100ft. It has a paved seating area adjacent to the house. The remainder is mainly laid to lawn with a storage shed to the rear.
Council Tax Band C £2,011.91 Apr 24/Mar 25.
Location:
The nearby town of Hatfield offers a range of local amenities, including a bustling high street and a mainline station. Welwyn Garden City, with its leisure facilities and shopping centre featuring renowned retailers such as John Lewis and Waitrose, is just 4.1 miles away. Commuters will appreciate the convenience of Hatfield's mainline station, providing regular services to London Kings Cross in just 25 minutes. The market town of Harpenden, located approximately 8.8 miles away, offers a wealth of eateries, boutiques, and shops, including a Waitrose, Marks and Spencer Food Hall and Sainsbury's supermarket.
Excellent road connections are easily accessible, with the M1, M25, and A1(M) all within close proximity. For international travel, London Luton International airport is just 13.8 miles away, while London Heathrow can be reached via the M1/M25. Back to listing
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Description
The Property:A charming period cottage beautifully renovated throughout into a contemporary residence which is flooded with natural light. Boasting quality finishes, off-street parking and a spacious garden adjoining fields, it enjoys a prime location at the end of a private road near Hatfield and St Albans with easy access to amenities and transportation links.
Description:
Dating back to 1901 and built to accommodate railway staff when Nast Hyde House had its own train route into St Albans, this property presents a wonderful opportunity to purchase a ready to move into home which wouldn't look out of place in an interior home magazine.
With a parking space to the front and additional un-allocated spaces opposite, upon entering the hall opens into the living room.
With a feature fireplace with inset stove and bay window to the front, solid oak flooring runs into the inner hall then through to the rear into the impressive kitchen/dining/living room.
Flooded in natural light from roof windows and bi-folding doors which seamlessly open onto the garden, the kitchen has been significantly extended to the rear to create what is now a fabulous open-plan entertaining space and the real hub of the home.
Benefitting from a useful utility cupboard providing space for a washing machine and tumble dryer, the kitchen is fitted with a range of storage cupboards with integrated appliances and Quartz worktop over. With a breakfast bar, space for a dining table and a sitting area which allows for TV viewing or a quiet space to enjoy the views up the garden. A beautifully-appointed family bathroom with a roll-top bath and separate shower enclosure completes the ground floor.
On the first floor, there are two bedrooms, both generous doubles that have Jack-and-Jill access to a cloakroom with wc.
Outside, the landscaped rear garden adjoins open fields and extends to approximately 100ft. It has a paved seating area adjacent to the house. The remainder is mainly laid to lawn with a storage shed to the rear.
Council Tax Band C £2,011.91 Apr 24/Mar 25.
Location:
The nearby town of Hatfield offers a range of local amenities, including a bustling high street and a mainline station. Welwyn Garden City, with its leisure facilities and shopping centre featuring renowned retailers such as John Lewis and Waitrose, is just 4.1 miles away. Commuters will appreciate the convenience of Hatfield's mainline station, providing regular services to London Kings Cross in just 25 minutes. The market town of Harpenden, located approximately 8.8 miles away, offers a wealth of eateries, boutiques, and shops, including a Waitrose, Marks and Spencer Food Hall and Sainsbury's supermarket.
Excellent road connections are easily accessible, with the M1, M25, and A1(M) all within close proximity. For international travel, London Luton International airport is just 13.8 miles away, while London Heathrow can be reached via the M1/M25. Back to listing
