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£625,000
2 bed end terrace house for saleChapel Street, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire HP4
2 beds
2 baths
1 reception
EPC Rating: E
Freehold
About this property
A beautiful two double bedroom, semi detached period home of immense character and with a fabulous courtyard garden, backing directly onto the river Bulbourne, set within the heart of the picturesque conservation area within a short walk from the vibrant High Street and station.
This very emotive cottage oozes character throughout and the main features include an impressive open fireplace within the spacious L shaped sitting/dining room, attractive multi pane sash windows, original period internal doors and cupboards, traditional style kitchen and bathrooms. Very practically for this type of cottage, there is access into a separate entrance hall which provides access to all other areas of the property, including the stairs with a return and window overlooking the garden, leading to the first floor landing.
The kitchen has been completed in a shaker style, with wooden block worksurfaces and integrated appliances. This leads in turn to a rear lobby/utility room, which has French doors leading to the garden. There is a further room to the rear, currently used as a store room, which could alternatively be used as a study/home office.
The first floor landing provides direct access to two double bedrooms and a bathroom which includes a very large master bedroom with an en suite shower room. The cottage has a small enclosed front garden and a good size garden to the rear, this is mainly paved for ease of maintenance with a Pickett fenced rear area backing directly onto a small stream.
Situated just a short walk away from the vibrant High Street which has an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, wine bars and public houses along with Waitrose, M&S and Tesco supermarkets. There are several preferred schools for children of all ages in both the public and private sectors. The mainline railway station serving Euston is just a 15 minute walk.
Berkhamsted is surrounded by beautiful countryside on the edge of the Chiltern Hills including the National Trust administered Ashridge Estate and has the Grand Union Canal running through its centre. There is excellent access to surrounding areas via the A41 bypass providing a fast link to the M25 and the M1, Luton and Heathrow airports are just 17 and 27 miles respectively.
Freehold | EPC Rating E | Council Tax Band E
This very emotive cottage oozes character throughout and the main features include an impressive open fireplace within the spacious L shaped sitting/dining room, attractive multi pane sash windows, original period internal doors and cupboards, traditional style kitchen and bathrooms. Very practically for this type of cottage, there is access into a separate entrance hall which provides access to all other areas of the property, including the stairs with a return and window overlooking the garden, leading to the first floor landing.
The kitchen has been completed in a shaker style, with wooden block worksurfaces and integrated appliances. This leads in turn to a rear lobby/utility room, which has French doors leading to the garden. There is a further room to the rear, currently used as a store room, which could alternatively be used as a study/home office.
The first floor landing provides direct access to two double bedrooms and a bathroom which includes a very large master bedroom with an en suite shower room. The cottage has a small enclosed front garden and a good size garden to the rear, this is mainly paved for ease of maintenance with a Pickett fenced rear area backing directly onto a small stream.
Situated just a short walk away from the vibrant High Street which has an eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, wine bars and public houses along with Waitrose, M&S and Tesco supermarkets. There are several preferred schools for children of all ages in both the public and private sectors. The mainline railway station serving Euston is just a 15 minute walk.
Berkhamsted is surrounded by beautiful countryside on the edge of the Chiltern Hills including the National Trust administered Ashridge Estate and has the Grand Union Canal running through its centre. There is excellent access to surrounding areas via the A41 bypass providing a fast link to the M25 and the M1, Luton and Heathrow airports are just 17 and 27 miles respectively.
Freehold | EPC Rating E | Council Tax Band E
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