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4 bed detached house for saleVineyards Road, Potters Bar EN6
4 beds
3 baths
3 receptions
2,874 sq. ft
EPC Rating: E
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Extensive Driveway/ Garage
4 Bedrooms
3 Bathrooms
Set on 0.7 Acres
Sough After Location
3 Reception Rooms
South West Facing Garden
Potential Reinstated Outdoor Pool Room
Countryside Views
Open house Saturday 12th of September (By Appointment Only)
This spacious home is spread over two floors with an array of wonderful rooms perfect for entertaining with family and friends. The property offers exceptionally generous accommodation, thoughtfully designed, with character and personality. Among its standout features is the impressive living room, centred around a characterful Inglenook fireplace, while the dual-aspect dining room creates a striking entertaining space, enhanced by a dramatic vaulted ceiling and individually sourced exposed beams that bring warmth, character and architectural distinction.
As you enter the ground floor, you are greeted with a very traditional and impressive entrance hall. It’s generously proportioned, offering a bright and airy first impression thanks to its high ceilings, crisp white walls, and excellent natural light entering through the front-facing window. The porch provides a space to be used to hang coats or leave shoes, and as you enter through the hallway you then approach the family WC. The interior decor reflects a blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, with the exposed wooden beams in some reception rooms, and traverse the ceilings, add a touch of architectural interest.
There are some stunning rooms across the ground floor including the Kitchen, which is beautifully complemented by a light-filled conservatory-style dining area overlooking the rear garden. Traditional light timber cabinetry, generous work surfaces, and terracotta-style flooring create a charming country-inspired aesthetic, while the adjoining dining space benefits from extensive glazing, a pitched roof and direct garden access. Together, the two areas create a wonderfully sociable setting for everyday family living, dining and entertaining, with an abundance of natural light and a seamless connection to the surrounding gardens.
The impressive living room is centred around a magnificent exposed-brick inglenook fireplace, complemented by a substantial solid timber beam and striking copper canopy, creating a characterful focal point within the space. Soft integrated lighting accentuates the warmth and texture of the brickwork, while an abundance of natural light enters through full-height French doors and traditional leaded windows overlooking the beautifully landscaped gardens.
To the left of the kitchen is the formal dining room which comfortably accommodates ten and benefits from double doors leading to the gardens.
To the right of the Kitchen, you also have the all-important home office, a great space to work in peace or sit relax and read a book.
Upstairs:
The first floor provides four generously proportioned bedrooms, two of which benefit from private en-suite facilities, while Bedroom Three is further enhanced by a dedicated dressing area. A beautifully appointed family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. To the rear, the bedrooms enjoy impressive far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside, creating a wonderful sense of space and tranquillity.
Outside:
Lagern, has an incredible presence and consequently has stunning gardens which is the source of beauty and relaxation which reflects the personality of the property. As you drive down the private driveway down the lane the property’s incredible main residence comes into view, which adds to an element of exclusivity and security but also offers serenity and seclusion. It also has a separate garage, and a separate brick outbuilding which could be reinstated as an outdoor pool space.
The Gardens are even more stunning. It stands on a very mature plot that is not overlooked, south-west facing with immaculate grounds that enjoy beautifully established and expansive gardens, predominantly laid to meticulously maintained lawns and framed by mature trees, colourful borders and thoughtfully landscaped planting that provide both privacy and year-round interest. A charming treehouse and children’s play area make the grounds particularly well suited to family living, while a discreetly positioned swimming pool adds to the lifestyle appeal. Beyond the gardens, far-reaching views extend across neighbouring fields and mature countryside, creating a wonderfully peaceful and secluded setting with an exceptional sense of space and openness.
Location
Northaw/ Cuffley is a small historic & civil parish located in Hertfordshire surrounded by the Greenbelt with access to either Cuffley or Potters Bar. Cuffley is a larger surrounding village with multiple shops & services serving the local community. There are two primary schools in the Parish, Northaw Church of England Primary School & Cuffley School. Cuffley village is 0.5 mile away and provides locals hops, doctors and dentist surgeries, and railway station with regular services to Moorgate in 35 minutes
Location is the main advantage of the town since it is situated quite close but at the same time far enough from central London. Only 13 miles north of central London, and adjacent to the greater London boundary, but when you’re here you feel like you’re in the middle of the countryside.
Northaw Great Wood: This extensive nature reserve is one of Hertfordshire's largest remaining historic wood pasture commons and comprises open bracken glades and wide rides with oak, hornbeam and birch woodland.
Notable attractions include The Plough, Hertfordshire Zoo, Hatfield House & Park
There are a number of well-established private golf courses:
Brookman’s Park Golf Club - Brookman’s Park Golf Club is regarded one of the most picturesque, and impressive Golf clubs in Hertfordshire, offering some magnificent views.
Transport:
Northaw is close to the M25, & M1 and A10 which can get you into London. Central London can be reached within a 45-minute drive. The town’s railway station is on the National Railway Station with regular fast services to Moorgate station. Fast train takes 40 minutes to London Moorgate. This can be accessed via Cuffley. In addition, you also have Potters Bar as an alternative which can get you into Finsbury Park in 20minutes.
There are a number of well-established golf & tennis courses:
Northaw & Cuffley Lawn Tennis Club
Brookman’s Park Golf Club
Crews Hill Golf Club
The town’s railway station is on the National Railway Station with regular fast services to London Kings Cross. Fast train takes 20 minutes to London St Pancras.
For international travel, Luton Airport is approx. A 30-minute drive and Heathrow Airport is approx. 50 minutes
Local Schools: (Northaw, Hertfordshire is also part of the Independent School system)
Stormont School 0.6 miles
Lochinver House School 3.0 miles
St John’s Preparatory Senior School 3.7 miles
Dame Alice Owens School 4.4 miles
Train stations:
Cuffley Train Station 2 miles
Potters Bar Train Station 3.2 miles
Viewing Arrangements:
Strictly via the vendors sole agents Moveli Real Estate (Pierre Luxe ,
Tenure: Freehold
Tax council band: H
Local Authority: Welwyn Hatfield
Services: Mains water, gas, drainage, and electricity.
This spacious home is spread over two floors with an array of wonderful rooms perfect for entertaining with family and friends. The property offers exceptionally generous accommodation, thoughtfully designed, with character and personality. Among its standout features is the impressive living room, centred around a characterful Inglenook fireplace, while the dual-aspect dining room creates a striking entertaining space, enhanced by a dramatic vaulted ceiling and individually sourced exposed beams that bring warmth, character and architectural distinction.
As you enter the ground floor, you are greeted with a very traditional and impressive entrance hall. It’s generously proportioned, offering a bright and airy first impression thanks to its high ceilings, crisp white walls, and excellent natural light entering through the front-facing window. The porch provides a space to be used to hang coats or leave shoes, and as you enter through the hallway you then approach the family WC. The interior decor reflects a blend of rustic charm and modern comfort, with the exposed wooden beams in some reception rooms, and traverse the ceilings, add a touch of architectural interest.
There are some stunning rooms across the ground floor including the Kitchen, which is beautifully complemented by a light-filled conservatory-style dining area overlooking the rear garden. Traditional light timber cabinetry, generous work surfaces, and terracotta-style flooring create a charming country-inspired aesthetic, while the adjoining dining space benefits from extensive glazing, a pitched roof and direct garden access. Together, the two areas create a wonderfully sociable setting for everyday family living, dining and entertaining, with an abundance of natural light and a seamless connection to the surrounding gardens.
The impressive living room is centred around a magnificent exposed-brick inglenook fireplace, complemented by a substantial solid timber beam and striking copper canopy, creating a characterful focal point within the space. Soft integrated lighting accentuates the warmth and texture of the brickwork, while an abundance of natural light enters through full-height French doors and traditional leaded windows overlooking the beautifully landscaped gardens.
To the left of the kitchen is the formal dining room which comfortably accommodates ten and benefits from double doors leading to the gardens.
To the right of the Kitchen, you also have the all-important home office, a great space to work in peace or sit relax and read a book.
Upstairs:
The first floor provides four generously proportioned bedrooms, two of which benefit from private en-suite facilities, while Bedroom Three is further enhanced by a dedicated dressing area. A beautifully appointed family bathroom serves the remaining bedrooms. To the rear, the bedrooms enjoy impressive far-reaching views across the surrounding countryside, creating a wonderful sense of space and tranquillity.
Outside:
Lagern, has an incredible presence and consequently has stunning gardens which is the source of beauty and relaxation which reflects the personality of the property. As you drive down the private driveway down the lane the property’s incredible main residence comes into view, which adds to an element of exclusivity and security but also offers serenity and seclusion. It also has a separate garage, and a separate brick outbuilding which could be reinstated as an outdoor pool space.
The Gardens are even more stunning. It stands on a very mature plot that is not overlooked, south-west facing with immaculate grounds that enjoy beautifully established and expansive gardens, predominantly laid to meticulously maintained lawns and framed by mature trees, colourful borders and thoughtfully landscaped planting that provide both privacy and year-round interest. A charming treehouse and children’s play area make the grounds particularly well suited to family living, while a discreetly positioned swimming pool adds to the lifestyle appeal. Beyond the gardens, far-reaching views extend across neighbouring fields and mature countryside, creating a wonderfully peaceful and secluded setting with an exceptional sense of space and openness.
Location
Northaw/ Cuffley is a small historic & civil parish located in Hertfordshire surrounded by the Greenbelt with access to either Cuffley or Potters Bar. Cuffley is a larger surrounding village with multiple shops & services serving the local community. There are two primary schools in the Parish, Northaw Church of England Primary School & Cuffley School. Cuffley village is 0.5 mile away and provides locals hops, doctors and dentist surgeries, and railway station with regular services to Moorgate in 35 minutes
Location is the main advantage of the town since it is situated quite close but at the same time far enough from central London. Only 13 miles north of central London, and adjacent to the greater London boundary, but when you’re here you feel like you’re in the middle of the countryside.
Northaw Great Wood: This extensive nature reserve is one of Hertfordshire's largest remaining historic wood pasture commons and comprises open bracken glades and wide rides with oak, hornbeam and birch woodland.
Notable attractions include The Plough, Hertfordshire Zoo, Hatfield House & Park
There are a number of well-established private golf courses:
Brookman’s Park Golf Club - Brookman’s Park Golf Club is regarded one of the most picturesque, and impressive Golf clubs in Hertfordshire, offering some magnificent views.
Transport:
Northaw is close to the M25, & M1 and A10 which can get you into London. Central London can be reached within a 45-minute drive. The town’s railway station is on the National Railway Station with regular fast services to Moorgate station. Fast train takes 40 minutes to London Moorgate. This can be accessed via Cuffley. In addition, you also have Potters Bar as an alternative which can get you into Finsbury Park in 20minutes.
There are a number of well-established golf & tennis courses:
Northaw & Cuffley Lawn Tennis Club
Brookman’s Park Golf Club
Crews Hill Golf Club
The town’s railway station is on the National Railway Station with regular fast services to London Kings Cross. Fast train takes 20 minutes to London St Pancras.
For international travel, Luton Airport is approx. A 30-minute drive and Heathrow Airport is approx. 50 minutes
Local Schools: (Northaw, Hertfordshire is also part of the Independent School system)
Stormont School 0.6 miles
Lochinver House School 3.0 miles
St John’s Preparatory Senior School 3.7 miles
Dame Alice Owens School 4.4 miles
Train stations:
Cuffley Train Station 2 miles
Potters Bar Train Station 3.2 miles
Viewing Arrangements:
Strictly via the vendors sole agents Moveli Real Estate (Pierre Luxe ,
Tenure: Freehold
Tax council band: H
Local Authority: Welwyn Hatfield
Services: Mains water, gas, drainage, and electricity.
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