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£325,000
3 bed terraced house for saleMaylin Close, Hitchin SG4
3 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: C
About this property
Three-bedroom end of terrace home in Hitchin, giving first-time buyers and young families a realistic route into the town
Practical open-plan ground floor, with the living area toward the front and kitchen/dining space to the rear
Kitchen/dining area opens straight onto the garden, making the outside space feel part of everyday life
Rear garden with patio, lawn and side access, ideal for children, pets, summer evenings, washing, storage or quiet time outside
Updated windows, front door and patio doors, meaning some of the important practical improvements have already been handled
Useful small office/store area, ideal for hybrid working, household admin, gaming, coats, shoes or everyday overflow
Downstairs WC, making the layout easier for guests, children, garden use and busy daily routines
Three usable bedrooms, giving flexibility for sleep, guests, children, dressing space, working from home or future family needs
Updated shower room with walk-in shower, helping mornings feel simpler, quicker and more practical
Hitchin town life within reach, with cafés, independents, green spaces, station links and the pull of owning in a town buyers often stretch for
This home brings those things together in a way that feels genuinely useful. It gives you three bedrooms, a garden, a sociable kitchen/dining area, open-plan living space, downstairs WC, a small office/store area, a modern shower room, and recent improvements to the windows, front door and patio doors. For someone ready to move beyond flat living, renting, or a home that already feels too tight, it has the ingredients for a proper step forward.
The ground floor is arranged so daily life has different zones without the house feeling chopped up. Toward the front, there is space for the sofa, films, quiet evenings, children spreading out, or that half hour at the end of the day when everyone just wants to switch off.
To the rear, the kitchen and dining area is where the house starts to feel properly useful. It gives you the space most people end up living in every day - breakfast before work or school, dinner at the table, friends sitting down while someone cooks, laptops open between meals, and the patio doors open when the weather is kind. It is the room that makes the house feel sociable without needing everything to be perfect or formal.
Because the patio doors open from the kitchen/dining area, the garden feels properly connected to the way the house is used. For anyone moving from a flat, rental, shared outside space or smaller home, that will feel like a real step forward: Coffee outside, children playing, a dog pottering about, washing on the line, friends over, or somewhere to sit when the day finally slows down.
There is also a small office/store area on the ground floor. It is not trying to be a grand study, but it gives the house a useful extra pocket of space - somewhere for hybrid working, household admin, gaming, coats, shoes, baby kit, or the things that otherwise end up on the dining table. Add the downstairs WC, and the ground floor becomes much easier to live with.
At the end of the day, the bedrooms matter because this has to feel like more than a starter home someone grows out of after five minutes. The main room gives you a proper place to close the door, switch off and feel away from the noise of the day. The second bedroom is big enough to be used in a real way - a child’s room, guest room, work space or simply the room that makes everyday life feel less squeezed. And the third bedroom is the one that quietly takes the pressure off the rest of the house: Nursery, dressing room, gaming corner, hobby space, or somewhere for the things that would otherwise end up downstairs.
The shower room feels fresh, modern and easy to live with. It gives the house one of those everyday wins buyers quickly appreciate - a proper walk-in shower, a clean finish, and a space that makes mornings, evenings and getting ready feel simple from day one.
Hitchin is a big part of the reason this home works so well. Buyers do not need to know every road to understand why people want to live here. The town has independent shops, cafés, restaurants, green spaces, a market-town feel and station links that make it one of those places people actively try to buy into. Purwell Meadows is within reach, the station is accessible, and for buyers with children, the choice of nearby primary schools adds another practical reason to take the house seriously.
That is why this should make someone stop and think. It gives them a way to be in Hitchin and still have room for the life they are trying to build - lazy Sundays with the doors open, friends around the table, a garden that becomes part of the week, and bedrooms that can flex as work, family or whatever comes next.
For the right buyer, this is not just getting on the ladder. It is the first proper home that starts to feel like theirs.
| additional information
Council Tax Band - C
EPC Rating - C
| ground floor
Open Plan Living Space: Approx 27' 6" x 16' 8" (8.39m x 5.07m)
Office: Approx 6' 3" x 5' 10" (1.90m x 1.77m)
| first floor
Bedroom One: Approx 12' 3" x 10' 7" (3.73m x 3.22m)
Bedroom Two: Approx 12' 3" x 10' 7" (3.73m x 3.22m)
Bedroom Three: Approx 9' 7" x 7' 11" (2.93m x 2.41m)
Bathroom: Approx 11' 0" x 5' 10" (3.35m x 1.78m)
| outside
Store Room: Approx 5' 11" x 3' 5" (1.80m x 1.04m)
Rear garden with great size patio and gated access to the side
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