£425,000
(£597/sq. ft)
3 bed semi-detached house for saleGolden Dell, Welwyn Garden City AL7
3 beds
1 bath
712 sq. ft
EPC Rating: C
Freehold
About this property
Central heating
Double glazing
3 Good Sized Bedrooms
Spacious Open Plan Kitchen/Diner with Garden Access
Enclosed West Facing Garden
Driveway Parking for 2 Cars
Light Filled Living Room
Thoughtfully laid out and well presented, this three-bedroom home offers a relaxed sense of space both inside & out. A house that feels easy to live in from the moment you arrive.
The living room is bright and welcoming with a wide front window and contemporary finishes that give the space a calm, finished feel. To the rear, a spacious kitchen/diner opens directly onto the west-facing garden, creating an easy flow between indoor and outdoor living, perfect for family meals, entertaining or relaxed evenings in the sun.
Upstairs, a generous main bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobe storage, complemented by two further good-sized rooms that adapt easily for children, guests or working from home. The family bathroom is modern and well finished, in keeping with the rest of the house.
Outside the enclosed garden enjoys afternoon and evening sunshine offering plenty of room for play, planting or quiet relaxation. A private driveway provides off-street parking for two cars adding a welcome layer of convenience.
The property is well positioned for local amenities and green spaces, including King George V Playing Fields (an eight-minute walk), with the Commons Link of the Centenary Walk nearby. Local shops, schools, pubs and cafés are within easy reach, while both Hatfield and Welwyn Garden City stations are around a ten-minute cycle away, offering good commuter connections.
- 10-minute cycle to Welwyn Garden City Train Station
- 14-minute cycle to Hatfield Train Station
- 8-minute walk to New qeii Hospital
- 5-minute walk to Hollybush shops
About Welwyn Garden City
Founded in 1920 as England’s second garden city, Welwyn Garden City was created to blend the best of town and countryside living, with tree-lined boulevards, generous green spaces and a thoughtful town layout that still defines its character today. The area offers an effortless balance of convenience and calm, with a welcoming community, well-regarded schools, a thriving town centre and plenty of open parkland including Stanborough Park and the Commons.
Residents enjoy a great selection of shops, cafés and leisure facilities, along with excellent rail links into London Kings Cross and Moorgate, making it ideal for both family life and commuters. Careful planning and continued stewardship over the town’s design principles help ensure Welwyn Garden City retains its distinctive charm and enduring appeal for future generations.
The living room is bright and welcoming with a wide front window and contemporary finishes that give the space a calm, finished feel. To the rear, a spacious kitchen/diner opens directly onto the west-facing garden, creating an easy flow between indoor and outdoor living, perfect for family meals, entertaining or relaxed evenings in the sun.
Upstairs, a generous main bedroom benefits from fitted wardrobe storage, complemented by two further good-sized rooms that adapt easily for children, guests or working from home. The family bathroom is modern and well finished, in keeping with the rest of the house.
Outside the enclosed garden enjoys afternoon and evening sunshine offering plenty of room for play, planting or quiet relaxation. A private driveway provides off-street parking for two cars adding a welcome layer of convenience.
The property is well positioned for local amenities and green spaces, including King George V Playing Fields (an eight-minute walk), with the Commons Link of the Centenary Walk nearby. Local shops, schools, pubs and cafés are within easy reach, while both Hatfield and Welwyn Garden City stations are around a ten-minute cycle away, offering good commuter connections.
- 10-minute cycle to Welwyn Garden City Train Station
- 14-minute cycle to Hatfield Train Station
- 8-minute walk to New qeii Hospital
- 5-minute walk to Hollybush shops
About Welwyn Garden City
Founded in 1920 as England’s second garden city, Welwyn Garden City was created to blend the best of town and countryside living, with tree-lined boulevards, generous green spaces and a thoughtful town layout that still defines its character today. The area offers an effortless balance of convenience and calm, with a welcoming community, well-regarded schools, a thriving town centre and plenty of open parkland including Stanborough Park and the Commons.
Residents enjoy a great selection of shops, cafés and leisure facilities, along with excellent rail links into London Kings Cross and Moorgate, making it ideal for both family life and commuters. Careful planning and continued stewardship over the town’s design principles help ensure Welwyn Garden City retains its distinctive charm and enduring appeal for future generations.
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