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A stunning four-bedroom detached property, situated in the idyllic village of Cottered, Buntingford. The property is surrounded by beautiful countryside and views from every window. There is approximately 2663 sq. ft. of floor area including the outbuilding with driveway parking for multiple cars. This well-designed family home has been extended to create a spacious Kitchen, dining and living room with feature wood burning stove. A fourth bedroom has been created on the ground floor with a modern shower room close by. There is oil fired central heating, septic tank, EPC band C, council tax band G.    Step Inside A warm and inviting welcome into the spacious hallway with Herring bone flooring which leads through to the living, kitchen and dining area. There is a utility room with sliding wooden door to the front of the property which was once the kitchen before the new extension was created. A lobby area with space for washing machine and tumble dryer which has a door out to the front of the property, this is an ideal entrance after a long dog walk. There is a fourth bedroom on the ground floor with a modern shower room just off the lobby, ideal for visiting guest, family members and offers a potential to create a separate annexe with a few small changes. To the rear of the property is a family room, this would have been the original living room when it was a cottage, with views over rolling countryside. There is a separate large study with exposed brick fireplace and wood burning stove which connects the original character to the sympathetically designed new extended area.  The heart of this home is the large open planned living room with carefully placed large windows and bi folding doors overlooking the garden and countryside. There is plenty of space for dining and entertaining and the kitchen and pantry flow nicely just off the living room. The woodburning stove is a wonderful feature with exposed brick fireplace and really heats the home throughout. On the first floor there are two bedrooms at the top of the landing, one with a mezzanine area where the bed is currently located and allows all the floor space to be utilised. Both bedrooms overlook the countryside, stunning views to wake up too. Just down the corridor there is plenty of built in storage cupboards and a modern family bathroom. There is a doorway leading into the master bedroom with a delightful walk-in wardrobe, fantastic ceiling heights and amazing views from every window. The master ensuite has a free-standing bath just below the window so a bath with a view which is perfectly located, and two vanity sinks and wc. Step Outside The front garden is mainly gravel with plenty of parking; there is a large, raised flower bed ideal for growing vegetables. The outbuilding / summer house is spacious and currently used as a gym but offers many purposes as well as a working from home space. There is a side gate to access the rear garden. The garden is mainly lawn with a selection of decking areas to sit and watch the sunsets and entertain. The current owners lease the land to the side which the owners are happy to offer to the new buyers, price and terms can be discussed on request after a viewing. The oil boiler is to the right of the property and easily accessed as well as an oil tank. Location Set in one of the most sought-after Hertfordshire villages of Cottered, Buntingford and surrounded by lovely country walks, pubs and restaurants, with local amenities. There are many footpaths, and bridle paths for the equestrian enthusiasts. This fabulous home is just 2.5 miles from the village of Walkern, with pubs and of course Budgens for any last-minute essentials. Buntingford is 3.7 miles away, Baldock 6.5 miles, and Royston 10.5 miles. The nearest train stations are Baldock, Stevenage and Royston. For the frequent flyer the house is situated just over 19 miles to Luton Airport, 21 miles to Stansted Airport and 49 miles to Heathrow Airport. There are many private schools to choose from in the area including Heath Mount, Kingshott, St Edmunds College, Haileybury and Bishops Stortford College, as well as a large variety of well-regarded state schools, primary, secondary and nurseries.

A stunning five-bedroom detached property, situated in the idyllic location of Cottered near Buntingford. The property is positioned so that every window offers amazing views over the rolling countryside. This family home, once three cottages has been well designed, flows effortlessly and has high ceilings for modern day and multi-generational living.  There is approximately 3207 sq. Ft of accommodation plus just over 400 sq. Ft of outbuildings, set within approximately 0.74 acres. This home is surrounded by beautiful countryside walks, and within short walking distance to two lovely country pubs which offer a friendly atmosphere and fantastic food. This is an economical home with two air source heat pumps, a woodburning Baxi Fire that also heats the water which make this home a warm and inviting space. There are solar panels and solar tubes for hot water, private borehole supplying fresh water, ideal for a large family and watering the beautiful garden and private sewerage treatment plant, EPC band C, council tax band G.     Step Inside A warm and inviting welcome through double doors into the light and spacious hallway. There is a cloakroom and boot area just off the hallway with a separate side door, ideal after a long dog walk to take off those muddy boots. There is a large utility room which also houses all the mechanics for the house from hot water tanks to plumbing for the solar panels, tubes and air sourced heat pumps. The property flows beautifully with a light and spacious kitchen dining room with single door leading out to the garden one end and bi folding doors which open from the dining area out to a large terrace. There is a beautiful electric Aga and separate electric oven. This is a real entertaining space and one of the best views of the garden and countryside. The dining room is positioned perfectly next to the kitchen, a generous space for entertaining with a feature bay and french doors opening out to the side garden. There is a fireplace with a wood burning stove that is currently not used but could be reinstated and wooden staircase leading up to the first floor. The grand living room offers plenty of light with two feature bays, one with a large window and the other french doors out to the side garden. There is a feature fireplace with a beautiful Baxi wood burning stove which keeps this home cosy and warm throughout. Just off the living room is a study / second reception room with a second staircase leading to the first floor. This is an ideal room for working from home or if you are looking for multigenerational living this could be a living room. This leads into a lovely ground floor bedroom with ensuite shower room and a private entrance out to a delightful patio area. On the first floor there are two large ensuite bedrooms, one with large bathroom with bath and separate shower and a dressing area with built in wardrobes on the landing of the second staircase. The other to the rear overlooking the main garden and countryside with built in wardrobes and ensuite shower room. There are a further two spacious bedrooms on the first floor, one is currently being used as a dressing room and a lovely family bathroom with free standing bath.   Step Outside Entering this home through beautifully crafted electric wooden gates leads you into a well-designed garden with driveway parking for many cars and EV charging point. There are a few shallow steps to the front door and boot room door. There is a wrought iron gate to the left side with access to the ground floor bedroom. This private patio area is secluded and could be separated if desired to a private courtyard garden for the annexe. There is a brick-built building with tiled roof, currently being used aa a climate-controlled wine store. The garden continues around the property with a secluded patio with exposed brick wall and arbour, laid lawn with various shrub and flower borders. There is a side gate leading out to the lane and some stunning Cherry trees, Magnolias and beech trees. The main garden offers a large terrace, just off the kitchen with a well-kept lawn stretching down to the bottom of the garden. There is a private borehole which gives you free fresh water on tap, ideal for a large family and watering this stunning garden at no cost. There are delightful flower beds full of plants, a fruit cage / vegetable area and two large garden storerooms with power, light and one offers EV charging. The garden is surrounded by stunning countryside from every aspect and offers lighting for the evenings.     Location This wonderful home is situated in the outskirts of Cottered in Hertfordshire, surrounded by many country walks, pubs and village hall and offers a real sense of community. This fabulous home is just 3.7 miles to Buntingford High Street, 10.5 miles to Royston, 6.5 miles to Baldock. The nearby train stations of Royston, Stevenage, Ware, Bishops Stortford and Hertford allow so much choice when commuting into London when needed. For the frequent flyer it is 19.2 miles to Luton Airport, 21.3 to Stansted Airport and 47.4 miles to Heathrow Airport.

Lamsden House is a substantial and beautifully considered country residence, comprehensively renovated in 2021 to create a home that combines traditional rural character with exceptional modern comfort, technology and infrastructure.  The 2021 renovation was extensive, incorporating a ground-floor extension, new windows throughout and newly appointed bathrooms, together with significant investment in the property’s heating, energy and electrical systems. The result is a home that has been thoughtfully upgraded not simply cosmetically, but fundamentally, with an emphasis on quality, efficiency and long-term resilience.  The property benefits from an existing ground source heat pump, which was extended as part of the works and is covered by a new warranty. This provides underfloor heating to the ground floor, with radiators serving the upper floors, creating an efficient and highly comfortable heating system throughout the house.  Energy generation has also been carefully considered. There are two separate solar installations: panels positioned above the top-floor office generate power for the domestic hot water, while the larger array on the outbuildings generates electricity for the house and charges the property’s battery storage. This has been complemented by a three-phase electricity supply, providing the capacity to comfortably support modern demands including the hot tub, EV charging and battery storage, with ample provision should further air conditioning be introduced in the future. In short, Lamsden House has been upgraded with the future in mind — offering the rare combination of a prestigious country setting with sophisticated, energy-conscious infrastructure already in place.  As is appropriate for a rural property, Lamsden House operates its own private sewage treatment system, a Klargester, which is shared with the neighbouring Dairy Barn on an agreed cost-sharing basis. The system has recently been upgraded with a new motor.  Technology and entertainment have also been discreetly integrated into the house, including ceiling-mounted speakers within the dining room, 3 reception rooms and primary bedroom and bathroom, complementing the considered specification throughout.  The full details of the accommodation, grounds, outbuildings and specification will follow, but taken as a whole, the scale of the 2021 renovation, the quality of the infrastructure and the investment in renewable energy and future-proofing are central to understanding Lamsden House as an aspirational country property. Step Inside The front door opens into a welcoming entrance hall, with generous space for coats and a stylish cloakroom tiled with striking aqua blue vertical tiles and a sink set on a marble worktop. From here, a further door leads into a spacious central lobby, providing an immediate sense of the flexibility and scale of the house, with the principal rooms arranged naturally around it.  Overlooking the front driveway is a versatile reception room, currently used as a home office with built in desk space, wooden shutters on the windows and carpeted floor.  Alongside a further reception room which has most recently served as a playroom has beautiful wallpaper, carpets and a large window. Both rooms offer considerable flexibility and could readily be adapted to suit the individual requirements of the next owners.    Beyond the lobby, sliding pocket wooden doors open into the exceptional open-plan kitchen, dining and family space — undoubtedly the heart of Lamsden House.  This is a truly breathtaking room, spanning almost the entire width of the house and designed to make the most of its remarkable rural setting. A wall of expansive double-glazing draws the garden and surrounding landscape into the house, with far-reaching views extending towards the boundary and across the nine-acre paddock. The glazing has been solar-treated to reduce glare while retaining the extraordinary sense of light and connection with the outdoors. The kitchen is a beautifully considered blend of timeless, traditional styling and contemporary functionality, designed to be both visually striking and exceptionally practical.  Vivid teal-green cabinetry provides a distinctive splash of colour, beautifully complemented by elegant quartz worktops. The substantial central island forms the focal point of the room, with a sophisticated waterfall-edge finish creating a seamless, sculptural effect. Above it, three statement pendant lights illuminate the generous preparation and entertaining space.  Designed with sociable family living in mind, the island comfortably accommodates four bar stools and incorporates extensive storage, deep drawers, a secondary sink and a ceramic hob with integrated extractor. The kitchen is exceptionally well equipped; a Quooker hot water tap, a double butler sink, two integrated dishwashers, two bin stores, a breakfast station style cupboard with full-height fridges on either side, two electric ovens with warming drawers beneath, a microwave, a built-in coffee machine, a pull-out pantry cupboard and a substantial wine fridge.  Large-format porcelain floor tiles provide a sleek, contemporary finish while being non-porous and highly practical for everyday family life.  More than simply a beautifully appointed kitchen, this is a space designed to be lived in — the natural heart of the house and an ideal setting for everything from relaxed family breakfasts to entertaining friends. Immediately adjoining the kitchen is a generous and highly practical utility room, fitted with a combination of under-counter and wall-mounted storage, a double sink, bin cupboard, two full-height integrated freezers, washing machine and tumble dryer. Open shelving offers perfect shoe storage, and a corner cupboard hides the boiler and manifold away.  There is an electric opening roof light with rain sensor, providing natural light, ventilation and automatically closing when rain is detected.  A rear door provides direct access to the garden, adding further practicality and making the utility room particularly well suited to country living, muddy boots, dogs and outdoor entertaining. The open-plan space has been cleverly zoned to create distinct areas for dining, relaxing and entertaining without compromising the impressive sense of volume and continuity. Directly opposite the kitchen is a dedicated dining area, comfortably accommodating a large dining table beneath two striking pendant lights.  Beyond this is a more informal family area, framed by an exposed brick wall with provision for a wall-mounted television — an inviting space in which to relax.  In this corner of the room, the glazed cantilivered sliding doors open wide during the warmer months, extending the living space onto the patio and creating an exceptional setting for long lunches, summer suppers and relaxed al fresco entertaining.  At the other side of this room, a further seating area is subtly defined by beautiful herringbone timber flooring. From here, the views become particularly compelling, taking in the fruit orchard and expansive paddock beyond. It is a wonderful spot from which to enjoy the changing seasons and, in the evening, a glass of wine as the sun sets over the surrounding countryside.  Adding an unexpected touch of theatre, a sunken spiral wine cellar sits within the open-plan space, accessed via an electric safety-glass hatch. Further informal seating is incorporated at the kitchen peninsula, reinforcing the room's natural role as a space for gathering and entertaining.  Double doors lead from this exceptional entertaining space into a more intimate and traditional reception room. The cosy lounge has a handsome wood-burning stove as its focal point, set against a striking turquoise tiled fireplace. The vivid stove and contemporary colour palette bring a fresh, individual character to the room, while the wooden flooring and generous proportions retain a sense of warmth and comfort.  A large picture window frames views across the garden and orchard, creating another beautiful connection with the surrounding landscape.  Glazed double doors lead back through to the central lobby, where floor to ceiling cupboards house the ‘comms’ equipment and offer coat storage opposite another useful understairs cupboard.  Climbing the carpeted staircase you can’t help but admire the stunning glass pendant light hanging in front of the large window, giving this staircase a light and luxurious feel. The first floor opens onto an impressive, generously proportioned landing from which the principal bedrooms and family accommodation are arranged.  The first bedroom is a beautifully presented double room with a private en-suite shower room and a substantial walk-in wardrobe. Two floor-to-ceiling picture windows provide exceptional views across the surrounding countryside, filling the room with natural light and making the most of its elevated position.  The principal bedroom suite is particularly impressive. Generously proportioned and complemented by a walk-in wardrobe, it has been designed as a luxurious private retreat. The en-suite shower room is finished in striking marble-effect large-format tiles, with sophisticated black sanitaryware, twin vanity basins and a substantial double shower which also incorporates a steam-room function.  Within the bedroom itself, fitted dressing and storage furniture combines with a characterful feature wall behind the bed. However, it is the extraordinary floor-to-ceiling picture window that provides the defining feature. With uninterrupted views across the landscape, it creates an almost immersive relationship with the countryside beyond and gives the room an exceptional sense of peace and privacy.  Across the landing is the generous family bathroom, centred around a substantial inset bath positioned beneath the window. Twin basins, two heated towel rails and a separate double shower cubicle complete the well-appointed space.  Two further double bedrooms are positioned nearby, offering excellent accommodation for children, family or guests.  A second staircase, illuminated by wall lighting, continues upwards to the top floor. The second floor provides a further level of highly versatile accommodation and is one of the features that gives Lamsden House such flexibility for modern family life.  The first room is a well-proportioned double bedroom, with Velux windows overlooking the rear garden and useful storage incorporated within the eaves.  The landing itself makes excellent use of the roof space, with additional built-in storage cupboards, before leading to a shared shower room and a further double bedroom, again enjoying Velux windows with views over the garden.  The third room on this level has most recently been used as an office, but its generous proportions make it suitable for a wide variety of uses.  This entire floor could be configured as a self-contained area for a live-in nanny or housekeeper, dedicated accommodation for older children and their friends, a substantial home-working environment or even offices for a business run from home. Equally, it can simply provide an additional private wing for family and guests.  The versatility of this upper level, combined with the generous accommodation throughout the principal floors, makes Lamsden House particularly well suited to modern country living — offering space not only for everyday family life, but also for entertaining, working from home and accommodating guests in complete comfort. Step Outside Lamsden House is approached via High Elms Lane, with a shared driveway serving a small number of neighbouring properties and impressive electric gates marking the entrance to the drive. The attractive brick-paved driveway provides a smart and low-maintenance approach, with ample parking for up to six vehicles.  The substantial double garage benefits from an EV charging point, while an external staircase leads to a versatile room above. Fully insulated and equipped with power, lighting, fast internet, carpet and built-in storage, this excellent additional space lends itself equally well to a home gym, private office, teenage den or simply generous additional storage. Opposite the garage is a substantial range of stables, with solar panels installed above. A corner door opens into a generous tack room, currently used for garden equipment and the mower, with both power and lighting. Beyond this are two further double garages, currently used for storage, one of which houses the batteries serving the property's solar panel system. Additional solar panels are discreetly positioned on the roof of the main house, above the top-floor office.  Rounding the stables, an impressive aluminium greenhouse immediately catches the eye. Constructed in 2020 in a traditional style, it has been thoughtfully designed with a brick floor, raised beds and bespoke shelving, together with lighting, power and a water supply — an ideal space for the keen gardener.  From the greenhouse, broad brick paving gives way to a wide concrete path, leading through the grounds past a charming orchard of established fruit trees. Beyond this is a dedicated chicken area, securely enclosed with timber and wire fencing. The fox-proof coop sits on a solid concrete base, creating a practical and secure environment for keeping poultry. As the gardens open out behind the house, the setting becomes truly captivating. The expansive view across the meadow and down the gently sloping land is one of the defining features of Lamsden House, with approximately 8.2 acres extending towards the hedge line and uninterrupted rural views beyond, across rolling fields rising towards the surrounding woodland.  Along the rear elevation, large-format patio tiles create an elegant entertaining terrace, leading beneath a striking aluminium pergola. Its electric louvred roof provides effortless control over sunshine and shade, while blinds to lall twothree sides allow the space to be enjoyed in a variety of weather conditions. It is an exceptional setting for outdoor dining and entertaining throughout the warmer months, with  heaters and speakers integrated into the top of the pergola.  At the corner of the terrace is a handsome brick-built, wood-fired oven and outdoor kitchen, complete with generous work surfaces and electrical sockets. The path then narrows along the side of the house, leading to the rear entrance from the utility room, where both hot and cold water taps are conveniently provided. A discreet pedestrian gate at the far end provides access to the shared driveway.  This side of the garden has been designed with relaxation and family enjoyment very much in mind. A substantial timber deck houses a hot tub beneath an attractive wooden gazebo, with built-in steps surrounding the tub and integrated lighting and power sockets. The hot tub, which has been regularly serviced, has recently benefited from new head cushions and a new cover.  The children's play area is particularly appealing, with a sunken trampoline seamlessly integrated into the lawn, together with a wooden swing and slide set. Positioned to overlook the meadow, it provides a wonderful space for children to play while enjoying the sense of freedom and openness that characterises the grounds.  Set back behind wooden fences is the klargester which serves the house and a neighbouring property.  The principal meadow is predominantly laid to grass and is designated for agricultural use only. The land has previously benefited from planning permission for a range of stables. The current owners have an informal arrangement with a local farmer, who occasionally grazes sheep on the meadow in return for maintaining the ditches and hedgerows, helping to preserve the attractive rural character of this exceptional setting. Location  The property is set in a rural location on the outskirts of Watton at Stone where there is a primary school, train station, village pubs, supermarket, bakery and garden centre.  The property is 1.3 miles to centre of the village, where there is a local train station taking you into London.  Its 6 miles to Hertford North station and 6 miles to Stevenage station. The area is well known for fantastic schooling found throughout the surrounding area, with Heath Mount 2.3 miles away, Sherrardswood School and St Edmunds College are both 7 miles away.   Local Authority: East Herts DC 01279 655261.Council Tax Band G approximately £4,091.30 per year Vacant possession EPC: D

A stunning crescent shaped home, carefully designed by the current owners and developed and built by Baufritz in 2008. This architectural design was born from the idea of an orange shaped segment and developed into an energy efficient, bespoke detached five/six-bedroom family home. This home offers approximately 3788sq. ft of floor space including out buildings. Set within approximately 0.5 acres with fabulous views over farmland. There is driveway parking for many cars and EV charging point. The property offers controllable outside thermostat, air source heat pump and runs on renewable energies. The is council tax band G, EPC rated B, and mains sewerage.     Step Inside A light and inviting welcome into the spacious entrance hallway with curved wooden staircase leading to the first floor. The hallway is tiled and continues throughout the ground floor. There is a spacious living room with french doors and featured windows capturing the outside space and front garden. The heart of the home is the open planned kitchen/dining and sitting area, with bi folding doors to the rear overlooking the magnificent countryside. There is a cosy sitting area with central dining space and modern contemporary kitchen, great for entertaining. At one end Is a snug, this is a fabulous space for a playroom when the children are small, or a games room in later years. A relaxing place to read a book with french doors leading out to the rear garden. The far end of the room you will find the study with french doors leading out to the garden, a great place to work from home and connects to the gym area. The gym is a generous size with french doors leading outside. There is a large plant room which also serves as an ideal laundry room and utility area and a boot room / storage area for all the coats and shoes and a cloakroom sits just off the hallway.   On the first floor you can really appreciate the spacious landing and design of the house. The principal bedroom offers a delightful vanity area with Juliet balcony and feature, full length windows. There is plenty of natural light and overlooks the garden and countryside. A large dressing area and ensuite shower room with twin sinks. There are three further bedrooms facing the rear garden and a family bathroom. The fifth bedroom is quite unique with a separate sleeping area, an array of wardrobes, ensuite bathroom and lounge with roof top terrace.     Step Outside A private front garden with mature shrubs and patio area leading round to the rear garden. The rear garden is mainly laid lawn a large patio area for entertaining with stunning views over the countryside. There is a garden store and wooden pod in the garden with built in trampoline. The current owners lease a small plot of land where they currently have kennels for their dogs, this can be discussed if the new owners would like to take over the lease. There is a driveway with parking for plenty of cars and EV charging point.    Location Perfectly situated in Green End in Ware, just under 7 miles to Ware High Street, 4.5 miles to Puckeridge and 8.5 miles to Buntingford. Surrounded by fabulous schools such as St Edmunds College and Heath Mount school which are just 3.3 miles away, Haileybury College, 10.7 miles and Bishops Stortford College 11.3 miles. For the frequent flyer, Stansted Airport is 17 miles, Luton Airport 23 and Heathrow just under 45 miles.

Set within secluded, mature gardens spanning over three-quarters of an acre, this exceptional five-bedroom detached character house and stunning detached annexe offer a peaceful retreat in a desirable hamlet. Barn Cottage is a truly remarkable family home, meticulously extended and updated to seamlessly blend the charm of its original character with contemporary features. The result is a home with significant appeal. Complementing the main residence is a fully detached two-bedroom annexe, finished to an equally high standard within the grounds. The property offers versatile living spaces, significantly enhanced by the current owner. The home now boasts a spectacular open-plan kitchen, dining, and family room with a vaulted ceiling and full-height glazed doors on two aspects, opening onto an expansive terrace perfect for entertaining. Step Inside The ground floor features a spacious living room with an inglenook-style fireplace and a wood-burning stove, creating a welcoming atmosphere. A useful study and a ground floor WC provide added convenience and are found off the hallway. The heart of this home is undoubtedly the stunning kitchen, dining, and family room. The bespoke kitchen is thoughtfully designed for those who enjoy cooking and entertaining, featuring an impressive range of units, a large island, and integrated appliances including Smeg ovens, an induction hob, a downdraft extractor fan, and a Quooker tap providing instant hot, cold, and sparkling water, alongside a dishwasher. This culinary space flows effortlessly into the spectacular extension that serves as the sitting and dining area, a light-filled room with a high vaulted ceiling, glazed doors to two aspects opening to the terrace and gardens, exposed brickwork, porcelain flooring, and feature roof lights. A well-appointed utility room is discreetly located adjacent to the kitchen. The main house offers flexible sleeping arrangements. On the first floor, approached by one staircase, there are two double bedrooms, a shower room, and a spacious landing. A second staircase leads to a further double bedroom with an adjoining dressing/ nursery room  with an en suite shower room making this part of the upstairs a lovey suite. The ground floor accommodates a generous principal bedroom with an adjacent luxurious bathroom. The detached annexe provides additional versatile accommodation, also completed to exacting standards. It comprises an open-plan kitchen/living room again with granite worktops, AEG ovens and Bosch induction hob, a first-floor double bedroom, a luxurious bathroom, and a second bedroom which presently serves as a studio office. Step Outside The impressive gardens extend to just over three-quarters of an acre. Accessed via double gates, a sweeping gravel driveway offers ample parking for numerous vehicles and leads to a double garage with light, power, and a side door. The gardens are predominantly laid to lawn, featuring mature trees, shrubs, and borders that provide privacy and year-round colour. Adjoining the house, a beautiful and substantial terrace offers an excellent space for outdoor dining and entertaining. To the rear of the house, a private courtyard-style garden, thoughtfully landscaped with gravel, paving, and well-stocked borders, provides another secluded outdoor area. Location Rushden is a charming village nestled between the market towns of Buntingford and Baldock, both approximately 5 miles away. Baldock offers a station with services to London Kings Cross. The village itself benefits from a thriving community with St Mary's church, a village hall, a garden centre, and The Moon and Stars pub. The surrounding area boasts numerous footpaths and bridleways, appealing to those who appreciate country living while remaining within easy reach of nearby towns and commuter links. Excellent road connections are provided by the nearby A10 and A1(M), offering access to the M25, London, and the north. The area is well-served by a range of state and private schools. Local amenities also include various sports and equestrian facilities. Property Information Local Authority: North Herts District Council. Awaiting EPC Oil-fired central heating to both the main house and the annexe, each with its own boiler. Mains electricity, water, and drainage are connected.

A quite stunning blend of contemporary design, ultra high specification and character features are found in this most impressive home set amidst beautiful countryside yet so close to stations, schools and town.  An amazing barn conversion that has been transformed by the present owners into this exemplary family home of substantial proportions. Completely renovated, extended and refitted to the highest of standards that showcase the vision and flair of the owners, this is a wonderful home that takes full advantage of some of the best views in the county. Set in grounds that approach two and a half acres with a fine large detached studio/annexe in the grounds ideal for those who work from home or as additional accommodation, Whempstead Barn is not just a beautiful family home it offers owners a complete lifestyle package. A home that is perfect for entertaining family and friends in the heart of beautiful rolling countryside and yet is only a few minutes of the neighbouring towns of Hertford, Ware and Stevenage all of which offer rail connections into London. The nearby village of Watton at Stone benefits from its own station into Finsbury Park and Moorgate as well as a couple of lovely pubs, a general store/post office, bakers, a doctors surgery and village school. The surrounding area offers a first class range of both private and state schooling with Heathmount, Haileybury and St Edmunds college all within easy reach. Recreational amenities in the area are first class with many fine golf courses including Hanbury Manor, sports facilities, bridleways and footpaths. STEP INSIDE As soon as you walk inside the scale and character of the barn is displayed in front of you. The timber framework shows off the period features whilst the highly contemporary bespoke steel staircase, the glazed galleried landing, the huge glazed windows and doors, compliment and blend beautifully with the original features. The space and light on offer is spectacular. This is a truly impressive hallway with a 21' high vaulted ceiling. The flexibility of the accommodation is demonstrated here with the hallway being open plan to a lovely sitting area that has also previously been used as a dining area. In fact, there is ample space for both if one desired. Undoubtedly the Wow factor is the bespoke kitchen/family room that is truly impressive. A huge island and extensive range of  units with under lit worktops, pop up extractor and high end integrated appliances are a dream. The kitchen extends into the dining/family area with bi fold glazed doors to one whole corner of the room taking in the fabulous views on offer and opening onto the huge south facing garden terrace. Open plan to this room is the main sitting room with exposed red brick wall, exposed timbers and one wall with glazed full height windows and French doors opening onto the large secluded courtyard at the rear. Also found at the very rear of the house is the good size office/study. In addition there is, off the kitchen, a utility room and a cloakroom. On the other side of the house one finds a sumptuous master bedroom suite. Well appointed with an excellent range of wardrobes and a truly luxurious en suite bathroom fitted with a contemporary suite with freestanding bath, huge walk through shower, wc and twin basins. There is also a further double bedroom and en suite shower room on the ground floor. The custom built steel staircase rises up to the galleried glazed landing with bespoke Keizer glass panels with clever concealed lighting that add to the spectacular surroundings. On this floor one finds four further bedrooms and two family bathrooms. Throughout there are exposed timbers and, as found elsewhere in the house, lighting is cleverly used to great effect. STEP OUTSIDE Whempstead Barn is approached off a small country lane through electric gates that lead into a rolled resin driveway that provides extensive parking for many vehicles. The grounds extend to approximately 2.30 acres and are mainly laid to lawn with shrubs and trees. Adjoining the house is a large south facing terrace from which one can really take in the amazing views over some of the areas most beautiful undulating countryside. The terrace is a wonderful place on which to entertain and enjoys an outside kitchen area with pizza oven. Tucked away to the very rear of the house is a large secluded courtyard garden with raised beds and high hedging. A lovely peaceful spot to enjoy. Toward the foot of the garden one finds a substantial detached studio which has been converted to the same high standards found in the barn to form a double story annexe with first floor bedroom/studio room, and a shower room, sitting room and kitchen on the ground floor. Perfect for those who work from home or require additional accommodation. GENERAL INFORMATION Local Authority: East Herts DC 01279 655261 Council Tax Band: H.  Energy Rating: C Mains water and electricity are connected. Air source heat pumps serve the house with underfloor heating to the ground floor and radiators to the first floor. Private drainage. The property is Grade II listed.

A stunning detached five-bedroom family home originally built in 1631 and redesigned and extended in 1952. The property is set within a 3.75-acre plot and offers a potential buy a small 0.25-acre section. The property offers approximately 6010sq ft of floor space including out buildings, garages and stable and the house offers 3556 sq. ft of accommodation. The property is set within electric gates and offers fabulous views over farmland and would suit anyone looking to grow a family and have the equestrian facility on the land and has two further access locations, ideal for a horse box to enter the field. The current owners have refurbished the property to a high standard and have made this a wonderful family home which is ready to move into and enjoy country life. Buntingford is just two miles away for local schools and a High Street. The property is council tax band G, EPC rated E, oil fired central heating and has a private sewerage plant.    Step Inside A light and inviting welcome into the spacious entrance hallway with staircase leading to the first floor. There is a modern cloakroom and spacious boot room for putting on and taking off shoes and coats with rear access after those muddy walks.   The family room is a wonderful light and entertaining area with a bar for the adults and Bi folding doors leading out to the garden and space for a pool table for all to enjoy. There is a beautiful bay window and feature brick fireplace with wood burning stove, wall panelling and mood lighting to create an inviting atmosphere. Across the hall is the living room with complementary bay window and access to the conservatory which leads out to the side patio and decking and BBQ area. The formal dining room with half panelling also leads to the conservatory and connects the rooms with a natural flow. The kitchen is really the heart of the home, a modern contemporary design with central island and breakfast bar. A light and spacious area with bi folding doors leading out the decking area which connects the space for entertaining. Double doors guide you into the sitting room from the kitchen  with glass dome roof and full length windows to the side, this room is flooded with natural light and views over the garden and countryside. There is a separate utility room and lobby area to the rear of the house just off the kitchen where there are further storage cupboards and the boiler. This is a great space for any pets or a great entrance from the yard and stables. On the first floor there are five bedrooms in total, the principal bedroom with stunning views over the countryside and modern ensuite shower room. There is another bedroom with ensuite shower room and three further bedrooms and a four-piece family bathroom with separate shower and free-standing bath.   Step Outside Set behind the electric gates, the front garden offers a spacious driveway with parking for many cars with access to the impressive detached double garage with electric roller shutter door. The garage is 8 x 5.8 meters with fabulous height. There is a second entrance to the driveway via the side entrance with no height restrictions and ideal for deliveries. Further down the land is a third entrance ideal to gain access for horseboxes to the field. The gardens surround the property and offer laid lawn with patio and decking areas, various tree and shrub boarders and a second garage which is currently used as a gym / studio. There is a large barn with power and light and measures 13.3 x 6.1 meters. The land currently measures 3.75 acres and is mainly lawn and paddocks to the rear with a stable measuring 7.9 x 7.9 meters. There is an option of purchasing an extra 0.25 acres of land to the rear field, please ask agent for more information.     Location This fabulous home is just 2 miles to Buntingford High Street, a lovely place to shop and enjoy a meal or a coffee, there are some lovely parks and country walks on the doorstep and two well-known local grocery stores. Pearce’s Farm shop can also be found just a short drive away, approximately 5.4 miles down the A10. You are surrounded by stations with Stevenage, the fast train to London just 9.9 miles away, Royston 8 miles, Ware 12.6 miles and Bishops Stortford 14.6, all great for commuting into London. For the frequent flyer it is 23.8 miles to Luton Airport, 19.5 to Stansted Airport and 54.6 miles to Heathrow Airport.

DESCRIPTION A beautiful detached grade II listed period cottage of substantial proportions that has been lovingly renovated and updated in the last 25 years by the present owners. Throughout the home it is clear that no expense has been spared with many bespoke fixtures and finishes found throughout the house. The accommodation sympathetically blends period character with contemporary features all of which is complimented by the quite stunning views over the surrounding countryside. Thatched Cottage is quite simply one of those homes you fall in love with. Whilst the main house provides generous living space with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, a large living room, dining room, a snug or garden room, utility room and a stunning kitchen/ breakfast room there is also a good size self contained annex that can just as easily be separate accommodation, as it can be integrated within the house. The annex is ideal for those who those who work from home or may wish to earn additional income from letting or Air BnB. STEP INSIDE The large Oak front door opens into a charming, good size dining room which is double aspect to the front and rear. The flagstone floor sets off the room together with the beams and in particular the large cast iron cooking stove that is set into the chimney breast. This is a great room for entertaining friends and family. Doors open into the snug/garden room which is majority glazed with exposed flint and red brick walls, slate floor and amazing views down the garden and the valley beyond. The kitchen/breakfast room has been hand built with a mix of Walnut and Maple units and slate and timber worktops with inset sink, a designer glass prep sink, numerous integrated appliances including two ovens, a microwave, five burner hob, cooker hood, two fridges, a wine fridge, coffee maker and a dishwasher. Bespoke double glazed doors and windows open across the back of the kitchen onto the vast veranda. Throughout the year this brings the outside into the house. A side hallway leads to the utility room and cloakroom. There is a door into the garden and a door opens into the Annex which we'll come to later in the description. At the other end of the cottage, off the dining room, is a further hallway with Oak panelling and windows to the front, off which is a luxuriously appointed family bathroom. The living room is a particular feature of the home. It is full of character being heavily beamed with a large red brick fireplace and chimney breast at one end with a wood burning stove. There are windows to both the front and rear together with French windows opening onto the garden. A rear lobby has a door to the garden and stairs rise to the first floor. Upstairs the master bedroom enjoys a vaulted ceiling and exposed timbers and a door through to a good size en suite. In addition there is a further double bedroom and a single bedroom both of which benefit from bespoke fitted cupboards and bedroom furniture. THE ANNEX So often we see a self contained annex that is a disappointment. This is one that really impresses. There is a good size living room that is full of character with a vaulted ceiling and beams. There is a well fitted contemporary kitchen, a shower room with contemporary suite and a good size double bedroom, again with vaulted ceiling. One of the beauties of the annex is that whilst it is self contained, it can also so easily be brought into the accommodation for those with a larger family. STEP OUTSIDE There is an attractive good size enclosed front garden and to the side of the house is a long driveway with five bar gate that leads into the parking area. There are substantial workshops and garages at the foot of the driveway together with a greenhouse. To the rear of the house is a large decked Veranda that has been cleverly designed and built to form another dimension or 'room' to the house. With the kitchen opening onto it, it is the ideal summer entertaining area. There is a hot tub and numerous places to sit and enjoy the view. The rest of the garden is mainly laid to lawn with numerous shrubs and trees providing year round colour and interest. Beneath the workshop is an additional storage basement area. Across the other side of the garden is an excellent Studio with light power, double glazing, shower room. In all the plots extends to over half an acre. LOCATION Nasty is a pretty, rural hamlet that is well placed for those who are looking for an escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life, yet still need to be conveniently placed within easy reach of the A10 and subsequently the nearby towns of Ware, Buntingford and Hertford. Ware is only about a 15 minute drive and provides a good range of amenities with a thriving café culture, pubs, restaurants and a station serving London's Liverpool Street. Education is well served in the surrounding area with numerous private primary and secondary schools. including Heathmount, Duncombe, St Edmunds College and Haileybury. The area is also well known for its first class state education. Footpaths and bridleways are nearby together with many fine golf courses, equestrian and sports facilities.

Offered chain free, this outstanding detached residence extends to over 4,300 sq ft and is positioned within the prestigious village of St Ippolyts. Designed for luxurious modern living, this magnificent six-bedroom home combines elegant contemporary interiors with expansive open-plan accommodation and impressive reception spaces, perfectly suited to both refined family living and sophisticated entertaining. Featuring a spectacular kitchen/dining/family room opening onto beautifully landscaped gardens, sumptuous bedroom suites, extensive private parking and a substantial double garage, this remarkable home offers an exclusive lifestyle moments from Hitchin and direct rail links into London.Step Inside: Step inside this impressive detached residence, extending to approximately 4,310 sq ft, thoughtfully designed for luxurious modern family living within one of Hertfordshire’s most sought-after village settings. At the heart of the home is a spectacular 29ft kitchen/dining/family room featuring a substantial central island, sleek contemporary cabinetry, underfloor heating, and expansive sliding doors opening directly onto the rear garden terrace, creating a seamless indoor-outdoor lifestyle ideal for entertaining. Complementing the contemporary living space are a collection of elegant reception rooms, including a striking 32ft principal reception room and a refined dining and living area centred around an exposed brick feature fireplace, adding warmth and character to the home. First Floor: The first floor offers six beautifully proportioned double bedrooms, all finished to an exceptional contemporary standard. The luxurious principal suite benefits from a beautifully appointed en-suite featuring his and hers basins and underfloor heating, while the additional en-suite shower rooms have been thoughtfully designed with high-end finishes and underfloor heating. The stylish family bathroom is equally well appointed, creating a cohesive and sophisticated feel throughout. Combining generous proportions, natural light and refined detailing, the upper level perfectly balances comfort, elegance and practicality. About The Area: Nestled on the outskirts of Hitchin, the picturesque village of St Ippolyts is one of Hertfordshire’s most desirable locations, offering a perfect blend of countryside charm and modern convenience. Surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside and scenic walking routes, St Ippolyts enjoys a peaceful village atmosphere while remaining just moments from the vibrant market town of Hitchin. Renowned for its excellent selection of independent boutiques, cafés, restaurants, and highly regarded schools, Hitchin provides an exceptional lifestyle for families and professionals alike. For commuters, Hitchin mainline station offers fast and direct rail connections into London King’s Cross and St Pancras, making the area particularly popular with those seeking luxury village living within easy reach of the capital. . The area also benefits from excellent road links via the A1(M), connecting to London, Cambridge, and surrounding Hertfordshire towns, while nearby countryside pubs, golf courses, and leisure facilities further enhance the lifestyle on offer. Combining exclusivity, connectivity, and a strong sense of community, St Ippolyts represents a rare opportunity to enjoy premium living in one of Hertfordshire’s most sought-after village settings. Step Outside: Step outside and the impressive lifestyle offering continues. To the front, the property is approached via a substantial private driveway providing parking for approximately seven vehicles, alongside a spacious double garage. To the rear, expansive sliding doors open directly from the kitchen/dining room onto a substantial patio terrace, perfectly designed for outdoor dining and entertaining. Beyond, the beautifully maintained lawn enjoys sunlight throughout the day, creating a private garden setting ideal for both family life and social gatherings. Additional Information Agents Note: Draft particulars yet to be approved by vendor and may be subject to change. Anti-Money Laundering (AML): It is a legal requirement that all applicants comply with Anti-Money Laundering regulations. As such, once a purchase or tenancy has been agreed subject to contract, the applicant(s) will be required to undertake an AML and financial sanctions check carried out by our third party provider at a cost of £66 inclusive of VAT per property, payable by the applicant(s). Material Information; We are advised by the seller/landlord/tenant of the following information in good faith but its accuracy is not guaranteed and you should make your own investigations before committing to a sale or letting. Please note in terms of mobile/phone reception, this is the view of the seller/landlord/tenant based on their current provider. Water: Mains Electric: Mains Drainage: Mains Flood risk: No. Low Mobile/Phone: Good Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: G Council tax payable: £3,800 and £4,100 per year For further material information please contact the office marketing this property.

Wyddial Croft is an impressive, detached family home set within the peaceful hamlet of Wyddial, less than a mile from Buntingford and within easy reach of two mainline stations.  Offering versatile accommodation, the property features three first-floor bedrooms together with an additional ground floor bedroom, making it ideal for multi-generational living or flexible family arrangements.  Designed for both family life and entertaining, the spacious lounge provides an inviting setting for social occasions, while the open-plan kitchen and dining area opens directly onto the beautifully arranged rear garden.  Outside, the generous patio and pergola create the perfect space for al fresco dining, complemented by a superb garden bar complete with ceiling heaters, drinks fridges and integrated Wi-Fi speakers — ideal for entertaining family and friends throughout the year.  Combining village charm with exceptional indoor and outdoor entertaining space, Wyddial Croft offers a wonderful lifestyle opportunity in a highly desirable Hertfordshire location. Step Inside On entering Wyddial Croft, you are welcomed by an impressive entrance hallway featuring a full-height vaulted ceiling and striking chandelier, creating a wonderful first impression.  To the left sits the generous family lounge, centred around a charming wood-burning stove set within a brick fireplace. Flooded with natural light from the floor-to-ceiling arched window and patio doors, this elegant yet cosy room is perfect for both relaxing evenings and entertaining guests.  Further accommodation on the ground floor includes a comfortable TV snug, a double bedroom with fitted wardrobes and garden views, and a well-appointed bathroom with separate bath and shower, ideal for guests or multi-generational living. Having purchased the property as a 2 bed bungalow back in 2004, the current owners have extended at the rear in 2004 and then again to the front in 2008.  This enabled them to increase the size of the house as their family grew.  The result is a superb open-plan kitchen and dining room, truly the heart of the home and a fantastic social space for modern family life. The kitchen features a central island with seating, range cooker, ample cabinetry and integrated appliances, complemented by a separate utility room with a handy WC, additional storage and external access. The dining and seating area enjoys lovely garden views, with French doors opening onto the patio for seamless indoor-outdoor entertaining. Upstairs, the property offers three further bedrooms, all beautifully presented with soft neutral décor and fitted storage. A recently refitted family bathroom serves the first floor, while the principal bedroom enjoys garden views, fitted wardrobes and access to a stylish en suite bathroom with fitted bath. Additional eaves storage further enhances the practicality of this spacious family home. Step Outside Wyddial Croft is approached via a smart tarmac driveway with a striking mature tree at its centre, while established hedging provides excellent privacy from the road. The driveway offers parking for up to seven vehicles and leads to a substantial double garage with extensive loft storage, creating an impressive and highly practical space.  To the left of the driveway, double gates and a pedestrian gate provide access to a discreet area housing useful garden sheds and a dedicated log store, offering excellent practicality for outdoor living and storage.  Gated side access leads through to the beautifully maintained rear garden, where a purpose-built home office has been created to the rear of the garage, providing an ideal work-from-home environment with ample storage and space for two desks. The generous patio terrace forms a superb outdoor entertaining area, centred around an elegant pergola and surrounded by mature planting and hedgerows. Thoughtfully designed lighting creates a wonderful atmosphere for al fresco dining and evening gatherings.  Further into the garden, a fully equipped outdoor bar provides a standout lifestyle feature, complete with seating areas, drinks fridges, ceiling heaters and integrated WiFi speakers — the perfect setting for entertaining family and friends throughout the year.  The remainder of the garden is laid mainly to level lawn, bordered by mature hedging and trees that provide a high degree of privacy across the approximately 0.7-acre plot, creating a wonderful space for both family life and outdoor entertaining. Location Wyddial is a peaceful hamlet just a mile from the market town of Buntingford.  Surrounded by beautiful countryside, there are footpaths and bridleways on your doorstep, so it’s ideal for walking, cycling, and exploring.  Being just a few minutes in the car, Buntingford provides local shops on the High Street, local primary and secondary schools and a vibrant community with lots of offer. With the A10 and the M11 within easy reach, Wyddial is perfectly placed for commuters looking to drive north, south or east and there is a choice of mainline train stations taking you into London.  Royston and Stevenage are both 8 miles away with trains into Kings Cross, and within a 14 mile radius are Bishops Stortford station (Liverpool Street) Hertford North (Moorgate) & Hertford East also goes into Liverpool Street. There is gas fired central heating, a large wood burner and private sewerage treatment plant, which is discreetly positioned by the garden shed in the utility area of the property.  The EPC rating is and council tax band F.

An recently refurbished and extended immaculate four/five bedroom detached period home positioned perfectly in the heart of Old Welwyn village with excellent amenities all within walking distance.  This superb residence offers 1560 square feet of impeccable accommodation throughout, all finished to exacting standards with a vast amount of private parking set in private grounds. Step Inside The ground floor offers 842 square feet of flexible accommodation with the optional 5th bedroom situated just off the hallway upon entry, the living room is an excellent size and gives access to the first floor along with the kitchen and the kitchen/diner which is clearly the heartbeat of this wonderful family home. The kitchen diner is positioned at the rear of the house and is a wonderful place to entertain and socialise in with its island/breakfast bar, a whole host of base and wall storage units and integrated appliances and the worktops all finished in a stylish white quartz. The added benefit of this being located at the rear of the house is the ease of access through the bi-fold doors to the rear gardens and grounds.  The first floor accommodates 3 bedrooms, the study and a family bathroom, all of which are in superb condition and well proportioned in size. Step Outside The house sits in grounds of just over 0.11 of an acre and offers a huge amount of private parking, a smaller formal garden is located at the rear which has been astro-turfed for easy of maintenance is accessed via the bi-fold doors from the rear of the house.  The border of the house is all patio'd, with the driveway and parking area all finished in block paving. In addition, there is a large detached tandem garage and additional wooden storage sheds. The house is located in Mimram Road in the heart of this very attractive and highly sought after village. Old Welwyn is a bustling, thriving village with a range of amenities including a post office, Tesco Express store, local bakers and other village shops. There are numerous pubs, eatery's and restaurants within an easy walk of the house. Nearby Welwyn Garden City and Digswell both provide stations serving London's Kings Cross with an approximate 30/35 minute journey. Welwyn Garden City has a busy town centre with an excellent choice of shopping in John Lewis Department Store, the Howard shopping Centre, Waitrose, Marks & Spencer and various supermarkets. In the surrounding area are first class recreational amenities including sports facilities, golf courses, many footpaths and bridleways. Both private and state schooling is well catered for locally. The A1(M) is just a few minutes drive way and provides excellent links to the M25, the North and London. GENERAL INFORMATION  Local Authority: Welwyn Hatfield DC 01707 357000 Council Tax Band: F Not Listed Mains Water, Drainage, Electricity and Gas are connected. Gas fired central heating by radiators       Other information

A stunning Five bedroom barn style property built in 2009 and set within a gated development of three properties. Situated in Hare Street, Buntingford and backing onto farmland. There is plenty of parking for a large family, a gym and swimming pool. There is approximately 3770sq. Ft  of accommodation in the main house, an annex which is 617sq.ft. plus two garages. There is potential to purchase more land, stables and more garages.  There is oil heating, a shared sewerage plant system, EPC band D, council tax band G and no onward chain.   Step Inside Entering the property into a light and spacious hallway with a cosy sitting room to the left, ideal for a quiet space to relax, watch the television or even use as a playroom for the children. To the right there are double doors leading you into the main family living room, a spacious room with wood burning stove and exposed beams, a study just off the living room and double doors leading you in a conservatory which is a light and great space for entertaining. This could be a relaxing room to sit and overlook the children playing in the pool or use as a formal dining area for when guests visit.   The kitchen dining room is the heart of the home, spacious and recently redecorated with a feature island and plenty of space to sit as a family at the breakfast bar or formal dining with bi folding doors leading out to the patio area, pool and BBQ area. The kitchen flows nicely to the utility room, cloakroom and lobby where the oil boiler is housed with door leading to the garden. Leading on from the utility room is a gym, you do not even need to leave the house in the morning and can open the double French doors and enjoy the views of the countryside to the rear. On the ground floor is a beautiful guest room with full length windows and built in wardrobes and shower room. On the first floor a delightful master bedroom with vaulted ceiling, plenty of built in storage and a walk-in wardrobe. There is a feature apex window with amazing views to wake up to every morning.  A creative staircase leads you up to the ensuite shower room. The second largest bedroom has a large walking wardrobe, there is a family bathroom and shower room and three further bedrooms plus plenty of storage in the eaves. The annex is approximately 617sq.ft, and finished to a modern, high standard.    Step Outside The gardens are well maintained in the communal area and the private rear garden offers a large patio area with BBQ kitchen area, heated pool and a pool house and pump room with storage area and under cover seating area.   There are two garages also included within the sale and more to be purchased if needed.       Location This wonderful home is situated in Hare Street on the outskirts of Buntingford, Hertfordshire, surrounded by many country walks and pubs. This fabulous home is just 1.1 miles to Buntingford High Street, 8.8 miles to Royston, 9.8 miles to Baldock and 9.7 miles to Bishops Stortford. The nearby train stations of Royston, Stevenage, Ware, Bishops Stortford and Hertford allow so much choice when commuting into London when needed. For the frequent flyer it is 25.7 miles to Luton Airport, 15.7 to Stansted Airport and 59 miles to Heathrow Airport.   Please note The property has oil fired heating, a sewerage treatment plant which is shared with the three neighbours which all contribute 1/3 to the costs which currently is approximately £800 per year. Council tax band G and EPC rating D.   There are options to purchase more land, an annex, stable block and garages in excess of £1,400,000, happy to add individual elements, the total plot with everything included will be £1,800,000.

A stunning Six-bedroom barn style property built in 2009 and set within a gated development of three properties. Situated in Hare Street, Buntingford and backing onto farmland.  This family home has been built in mind for multi-generational living with a self-contained annex and many outbuildings, golf studio and garages that can easily be converted subject to planning permission. There is plenty of parking for a large family, a gym and swimming pool. There is approximately 6568 sq. Ft of floor area including the garages and set within approximately 1.4 acres. There is oil heating, a shared sewerage plant system, EPC band D, council tax band G and no onward chain.   Step Inside Entering the property into a light and spacious hallway with a cosy sitting room to the left, ideal for a quiet space to relax, watch the television or even use as a playroom for the children. To the right there are double doors leading you into the main family living room, a spacious room with wood burning stove and exposed beams, a study just off the living room and double doors leading you in a conservatory which is a light and great space for entertaining. This could be a relaxing room to sit and overlook the children playing in the pool or use as a formal dining area for when guests visit.   The kitchen dining room is the heart of the home, spacious and recently redecorated with a feature island and plenty of space to sit as a family at the breakfast bar or formal dining with bi folding doors leading out to the patio area, pool and BBQ area. The kitchen flows nicely to the utility room, cloakroom and lobby where the oil boiler is housed with door leading to the garden. Leading on from the utility room is a gym, you do not even need to leave the house in the morning and can open the double French doors and enjoy the views of the countryside to the rear. On the ground floor is a beautiful guest room with full length windows and built in wardrobes and shower room. On the first floor a delightful master bedroom with vaulted ceiling, plenty of built in storage and a walk-in wardrobe. There is a feature apex window with amazing views to wake up to every morning.  A creative staircase leads you up to the ensuite shower room. The second largest bedroom has a large walking wardrobe, there is a family bathroom and shower room and three further bedrooms plus plenty of storage in the eaves.   Step Outside   The property also offers an annex which is approximately 617 sq.ft with a modern open planned kitchen dining/ living room, a bathroom and laundry area. The master bedroom has built in wardrobes with a room just off which could serve as a study, baby’s room or a walk-in wardrobe. This property has a front door, and a small garden area so could be great for parents or children to have their own space within the estate. There are two garage blocks one L shaped and small utility and cloakroom with golf similar room. This has been designed with future development in mind subject to planning permission for another annex and great for the multigenerational living. A garage block with parking for 4 cars is nicely set back behind private electric gates with plenty of parking for many cars for the car enthusiast and space for camper vans galore. The gardens are well maintained in the communal area and the private rear garden offers a large patio area with BBQ kitchen area, heated pool and a pool house and pump room with storage area and under cover seating area. The property also has a large stretch of land mainly laid lawn with laurel trees and shrub borders, a great place to hit a few golf balls, play football or just let the children burn of some steam. Backing on to farmland with stunning views for miles.       Location This wonderful home is situated in Hare Street on the outskirts of Buntingford, Hertfordshire, surrounded by many country walks and pubs. This fabulous home is just 1.1 miles to Buntingford High Street, 8.8 miles to Royston, 9.8 miles to Baldock and 9.7 miles to Bishops Stortford. The nearby train stations of Royston, Stevenage, Ware, Bishops Stortford and Hertford allow so much choice when commuting into London when needed. For the frequent flyer it is 25.7 miles to Luton Airport, 15.7 to Stansted Airport and 59 miles to Heathrow Airport.   Please note The property has oil fired heating, a sewerage treatment plant which is shared with the three neighbours which all contribute 1/3 to the costs which currently is approximately £800 per year. Council tax band G and EPC rating D.

Situated in the idyllic village of Little Hormead, Pattens Barn is a beautiful four bedroom barn conversion.  Tucked away with its own gated entrance on this small development of just three homes, you find a spacious and characterful countryside home in an exclusive, peaceful setting.  Set amidst the East Hertfordshire countryside, the property was converted 25 years ago and blends traditional charm with modern luxury.  It features a dramatic full-height gable entrance with a striking glass façade and galleried landing above.  The market town of Buntingford is just 3.3 miles away with its local schools, shops and restaurants, and Bishops Stortford 10 miles away offering excellent schools and fast trains to London, and the A10 provides access into London and Cambridge.  Whether you're seeking a slower pace of life or need to be quickly connected to the outside world, this location delivers the perfect balance of rural charm and urban convenience. Step Inside You are immediately impressed with the stunning entrance to this home, walking through double, oak framed glass doors into the hallway.  With the whole façade of glass behind you, the light and bright space highlights the stylish wooden staircase which has been carpeted in a vibrant stair runner. Tucked behind the staircase is a cosy office which offers a lovely view across the road to the meadow.  On the other side of the staircase is a handy cloakroom.  To your right you find the open plan kitchen diner; a generous room which also has another door leading to the garden.  The high quality neutral grey cabinets are matched with traditional wooden work surfaces throughout.  The flagstone tiled floor is hardwearing and practical as well as bringing attractive tones to the room which compliment the age of the property.  The space is large enough to accommodate a big dining room table and a cosy nook has been created between the utility room and the large walk in pantry cupboard.  This area is perfect for a small sofa, making this kitchen a very sociable room, perfect for entertaining.  Back across the lobby, there is a large reception room where characterful wooden floors, a long stretch of windows and a stunning wood burner all come together to create a fantastic room to relax and entertain.   Moving upstairs, you can really appreciate the full-height galleried landing, which floods the landing with natural light and offers a true sense of space. The wide landing extends on both sides of the central staircase, creating a bright and open feel rarely found in traditional homes.  There are four generously sized double bedrooms, each thoughtfully positioned for comfort and privacy. The master bedroom benefits from a stylish en suite, while another double also enjoys its own private en suite shower room – perfect for guests or family. A well-appointed family bathroom is accessed directly from the landing and also conveniently connects to a third bedroom, offering semi-private use.  This upper-floor layout has been designed with both storage, practicality and luxury in mind, making it ideal for family life or hosting visitors. In addition, Pattens Barn also offers a self-contained two-bedroom annex.  This very usable space is ideal for guests or multigenerational living. In its current state, it does not have a full working kitchen as is predominantly used as a gym and home office.  In the past, however, the owners have run this annex as a successful AirBNB, for additional income.  Overall, this versatile space is poised to be updated for the next owners to suit their lifestyle. Step Outside Turning off a quiet lane on the edge of Little Hormead, the approach to Pattens Barn is up a private driveway leading to a wooden five bar gate.  At the entrance, there is a shared shed which houses the barns’ oil tank as well as storage racking.  Back up the driveway, the gate opens into a gravelled drive where you find a double car port on your left and the large two bedroom annex leads you to the garden area.  There is boarded storage above the car port, external water and lighting.  This low maintenance, lawned garden offers two fantastic patio areas, placed to capture the sun at the beginning and end of the day, tranquil spaces to enjoy the peaceful surroundings of this rural home. Location Little Hormead is a small village situated between the larger villages of Great Hormead, Hare Street and just to the west of the Pelhams.  Surrounded by countryside which can be enjoyed on the many footpaths, it is a small community which enjoys a picturesque church and views down the hill towards Hare Street. For links to the local area, you can join the A10 just under 4 miles away in Buntingford which offers shops, restaurants and local schools.  The popular village of Braughing is also just 3.6 miles south which also offers a local primary school, some great pubs, community centre and playing fields. There are also excellent local primary schools in Great Hormead and Furneux Pelham. For the commuter, Bishops Stortford station is just 9 miles away and within 10 miles, both Hertford and Royston offer fast trains to London.  For the frequent flier, Stansted is 16 miles away, just beyond the M11. This location also comes with a choice of excellent independent schools, with St Edmunds College being the closest at only 6 miles away, then Bishops Stortford College (9 miles), Heath Mount School (14 Miles), St Christophers in Letchworth (14 miles) and  Haileybury College in Hertford Heath (15 miles).

A stunning four-bedroom detached family home, built in the late 1990s and offered with no onward chain. Set within a plot of approximately 1.5 acres, the property enjoys a south-facing rear garden and offers around 3,276 sq. ft. of accommodation in the main house, including the cellar. There is also a recently rethatched barn/garage of approximately 1,291 sq. ft. The home benefits from ample driveway parking, oil-fired central heating, mains drainage, EPC Band D and Council Tax Band G. Step Inside A beautiful veranda and solid wooden front door open into a light and spacious hallway, featuring a vaulted ceiling, tiled flooring and stairs rising to the first-floor galleried landing. There is also a cloakroom on the ground floor. The grand living room is a wonderful entertaining space, with triple-aspect windows and French doors leading out to the rear terrace. For cosy winter evenings, there is a delightful brick fireplace with a wood-burning stove. A door from the living room, along with double doors from the hallway, connects effortlessly to the dining room. This spacious room also features French doors to the terrace, tiled flooring and a door through to the kitchen. The traditional farmhouse kitchen is the heart of the home, complete with an Aga and space for a large kitchen table where family and friends can gather. There is also a utility area, generous storage and tiled flooring throughout. An enclosed porch/boot room with barnstyle doors provides an ideal entrance after a countryside walk, offering a practical place for dogs to dry off and relax. To the front of the house is a cosy sitting room with wooden flooring, a brick-built fireplace and an open fire. A gas-strut-assisted trap door leads down to the cellar, where a piano-keystyle staircase descends to a quarry-tiled room of approximately 230 sq. ft., with a 9 ft ceiling height, power and lighting. On the first floor, a superb galleried landing features Velux windows to the rear and a striking half-landing picture window with a shelf. There is also a generous area that would make an ideal desk or office space for those working from home. The principal bedroom is spacious and bright, with French doors opening to a Juliet balcony from which to enjoy the beautiful garden views each morning. It also includes built-in wardrobes, a Velux window and an en-suite shower room. There is a further spacious bedroom with built-in wardrobes and a Velux window to the front, a guest bedroom with an en-suite, and a fourth bedroom with built-in wardrobes. The family bathroom has two Velux windows to the rear, a freestanding bath, walk-in shower, vanity sink, WC and plenty of storage. Step Outside The property sits within a stunning plot of approximately 1.5 acres. A five-bar gate, framed by curved red-brick walls, opens onto a gravel driveway with parking for numerous cars. There is a delightful flower bed, along with gated access to the rear garden. The detached, unlisted barn has recently been rethatched and extends to approximately 1,291 sq. ft. It has two sets of double doors and is currently arranged with one end used as a garage/store, while the other would lend itself perfectly to a studio, office or gym. Subject to planning permission, there may also be potential to convert the barn into an annexe. The rear garden offers numerous wonderful places to sit and enjoy the surroundings. A large south-facing terrace is bordered by attractive flower beds and includes a water tap, with steps leading up to an elevated patio enclosed by wrought-iron fencing and a BBQ area. Further steps lead to the main lawn, which is framed by raised borders and mature trees. There is also a greenhouse, space for a vegetable garden, and a large shed/garage discreetly positioned to the right, close to the tree line. Location Great Hormead is a charming village, offering both Hormead Hedgehogs Preschool and Hormead C of E First School and Nursery. The village is just over 3 miles from Buntingford, just over 9 miles from Royston and just over 10 miles from Bishop’s Stortford. There are some fantastic local pubs nearby, including The Blind Fiddler in Anstey, which serves outstanding food and has a delightful garden, as well as The Beehive, just a short walk away. The village also benefits from St Nicholas Church, which is very active within the community, holds services most weekends and has a thriving choir. A converted horsebox, owned by a local farmer and located by the village hall, serves wonderful coffee, homemade cakes and sausage rolls from 8am to 12 noon daily. The village hall also offers a variety of exercise classes. For frequent flyers, Stansted Airport is approximately 16.6 miles away, Luton Airport is 27.7 miles away and Heathrow Airport is 59.8 miles away.

Hazeldene, a magnificent Grade II listed family home offering historical charm and modern living in a serene hamlet on Hertford's western fringe. With extensive gardens and a paddock spanning almost 2.75 acres, it's a sanctuary for a growing family seeking space, tranquility, and endless possibilities. Step inside to find beautifully proportioned accommodation, thoughtfully enhanced and filled with character. Exposed timbers, brickwork, impressive fireplaces, and stripped floorboards create a warm ambiance. Each room boasts views over the lush gardens and rolling countryside, a delightful backdrop to daily life. The welcoming hallway, with its quarry tiled floor, sets a charming tone. The living room, with its timbered ceiling, oak floor, and a grand red brick inglenook fireplace, is a truly beautiful room that flows into a comfortable sitting room with bi-folding doors that open out to the gardens. A generous side hallway offers practical garden access, a cloaks cupboard, and a downstairs WC. For those who work from home there is a good size study/snug providing a quiet retreat complete with oak flooring and a red brick fireplace. The farmhouse-style kitchen is a bright, double-aspect space overlooking the gardens with a good range of units, timber worktops and fitted appliances. A warm and inviting space that is the heart of the home. Adjoining the kitchen is an inviting dining room, where a large red brick inglenook fireplace with a wood burner, quarry tiled floor, and front-aspect window create a traditional family setting and a great entertaining space. Upstairs, four generously sized double bedrooms await. The principal bedroom is a true sanctuary: a large, light-filled room with wonderful views to two aspects, oak flooring and a red brick fireplace. A dedicated dressing area with bespoke wardrobes leads to a luxurious en suite bathroom, featuring a decadent roll-top bath. A spacious inner landing connects to the family bathroom and three additional double bedrooms, one with a delightful balcony overlooking the garden and countryside, and a laundry room with conversion potential for an additional en suite. Outside, Hazeldene truly shines. Situated in East End Green, a peaceful rural hamlet near Hertford, it offers an idyllic lifestyle. The expansive gardens and paddock, covering almost 2.75 acres, are perfect for those who enjoy the outdoors. Attractively landscaped gardens with mature trees and vibrant borders surround the house. A paved terrace extends to emerald lawns, ideal for all to enjoy. The swimming pool terrace is a vibrant hub for family fun and entertaining, complete with an adjoining changing room, sauna, and storage. An elegant oak-built pagoda is perfect for al-fresco dining. The gated driveway offers extensive parking, and the magnificent paddock provides a vast expanse for children and pets to roam. A large, detached period barn, meticulously restored, adds to the property's appeal. Currently used for storage and entertaining, it holds boundless potential for conversion into an annex, games room, or studio, subject to consents. Further useful outbuildings provide further useful and practical solutions. Consent to convert the barn is granted. Located in a highly regarded and tranquil rural setting on Hertford's outskirts, this property offers an unparalleled family lifestyle. Direct access to picturesque footpaths, like the Cole Green Way, offers delightful walks and cycling into Hertford without the need to go too near to roads. Amenities in Hertford (2 miles) and Welwyn Garden City (3 miles) are conveniently close and provide excellent rail connections into London for those who commute. Excellent state and private schooling options are available locally including Heathmont, Duncombe, Haileybury College and St Edmunds. In addition, road links via the A414 provide easy access to the A10, M25, and A1M. Nearby villages offer a vibrant community with numerous hostelries, sports and golfing facilities in the surrounding area. GENERAL INFORMATION Local Authority: East Herts DC.  Council Tax Band: G.  EPC Exempt.  Grade II Listed by English Heritage.  Gas fired (LPG) central heating by radiators.

A picturesque five-bedroom, detached grade ll listed thatched cottage nestled away in the beautiful Lower East End, Furneux Pelham, Hertfordshire location. This idyllic home offers approximately 2174 sq. ft of accommodation in the main home with three receptions, five bedrooms, two bathrooms and an office. The property also offers a self-contained detached annexe of approximately 677 sq. ft and a garden store and utility room of 253 sq. ft. There are various outbuildings and, for equestrian enthusiasts, four stables, feed and tack rooms and a large storeroom / haybarn with four paddocks set within approximately 5 acres. This is a wonderful multigenerational home and offers everything a family could need with a total floor area of 4067 sq. ft. The property has oil fired central heating, private septic tank, EPC exempt as listed and council tax band G.   Step inside Walking through the pretty entrance porch of White Rose Cottage and the solid wooden front door leads you into the main lobby and hallway. There are plenty of storage cupboards, exposed beams and original features together with one of the staircases up to the first floor. To the right, a cosy living room with brick-built feature fireplace and cast-iron stove which may have been the original kitchen and the heart of this home with French doors leading out to the garden. There is a door that leads behind the living room that offers a large storage space, a great place for a wine room. Down the main corridor, you will find a cloakroom, study and sitting room. The sitting room is a light and relaxing space where you can sit and enjoy the garden with separate French doors stepping out to a private patio area and lawn. The more frequently used entrance is to the rear of the house, leading through a practical utility and boot room—an invaluable feature when living on 5 acres with horses and ponies. Just off this entrance lies the traditional country kitchen. Exposed wooden beams add rustic charm and create a seamless connection between the kitchen and the dining room. The first floor can also be accessed from the kitchen via a second staircase. The dining room is a large space with inglenook fireplace and wood burning stove. The perfect setting to entertain and enjoy a meal, French doors flow straight out to the beautiful gardens and patio where you can enjoy a glass of wine after and take in the views. On the first floor, there are three good sized bedrooms with exposed beams and fitted wardrobes, two bathrooms and two further bedrooms with one currently being used as an office.  The annexe was converted from what once was a garage and redesigned with planning permission to create a separate dwelling. Ideal for multi-generational living, the annexe offers an open plan layout with kitchen to the rear, a spacious sitting / dining room with glass apex, brick wall with feature fireplace and a wood burning stove. Two sets of French doors invite you out onto a patio and into the garden. There is a private entrance porch with glass roof to allow light to flow, a bedroom with built in wardrobes and separate shower room. Step Outside There is an outbuilding which has a utility room and large garden store which can either be used for the annexe or shared with the house and stables. The L shaped stable block is approximately 963 sq. ft. and offers four stables, tack room, feed room and large haybarn / storeroom. There are four large paddocks and an allotment area which in total offer approximately 5 acres of land including the formal gardens. The property is accessed through a gated entrance on to the driveway with a further gate to the stables with plenty of parking for many vehicles and horse boxes. The cottage has a pretty chocolate box garden surrounding the property with many flower borders and original well. There are many delightful spots to relax and appreciate the setting and countryside, approximately 0.4 acres of garden where the house and annexe sit. Location Furneux Pelham is a most sought-after location, surrounded by beautiful Hertfordshire countryside, walks and bridleways and the popular village pub, The Brewery Tap. This fabulous home is centrally positioned and close to plenty of shopping facilities being just 6 miles from Buntingford and 7 miles from Bishops Stortford, both lovely places to shop and enjoy a meal or a coffee. There is a choice of convenient stations with Bishops Stortford 7.5 miles, Ware 12 miles and Royston 13 miles away, all great for commuting into London. For the frequent flyer, it is 12 miles to Stansted Airport, 34 miles to Luton Airport and 60 miles to Heathrow Airport.

This beautifully presented period family home, situated in the sought after village of Langley Lower Green, offers substantial living accommodation that has been sympathetically improved to an extremely high standard, retaining many original character features, with living accommodation in excess of 2770 sq ft. This property is immaculately presented throughout, comprising five double bedrooms, three en-suite facilities and 4 reception rooms. A stunning bespoke, fully fitted kitchen with breakfast bar. The superb, south facing rear landscaped gardens with countryside views are perfect for entertaining with outside bar and a summer house. There is a garden to the front and driveway parking for three vehicles. EPC Exempt.   The Setting    Situated in the heart of the parish of Langley Lower Green, linked to Langley Upper green by footpaths and roads. Langley Lower Green lies on the Essex, Hertfordshire and Cambridgeshire border, it has a reputable public house and is approximately 3 miles from Clavering where there is a highly regarded primary school, public house, restaurant and village hall. It is a 20-minute drive from both the market town of Bishop’s Stortford and Saffron Walden which offer a comprehensive range of shops, restaurants, public houses and an excellent selection of state and private schools for all ages. There are mainline railway stations providing regular rail services and access to London Liverpool Street and Cambridge at both Newport and Bishop’s Stortford and for road users, there are excellent road links with the M11, all within easy access. Stansted’s International Airport is approximately 30 minutes away. Step Inside  A solid wood door opens onto an entrance vestibule with flagstone flooring, storage cupboard and access to a shower room. A further door opens onto a reception hall with a staircase to the first floor and a further opening accessing a delightful sitting room with flagstone flooring, exposed timbers to the walls and ceiling, a redbrick Inglenook fire with a working open fire, window to the front and a glazed door to the dining room.   A living room is beyond with the flagstone flooring and exposed timbers continuing through, a window to the front aspect and a tiled fire surround with inset wood burner. Access from the living room opens onto a small hallway with a staircase rising to the principal bedroom suite and a further staircase to a fifth bedroom with views over the garden and there are 2 ground floor bedrooms, one of which has en-suite shower facilities and French doors opening onto the garden and terrace.   The stunning, bright kitchen/breakfast room has been fitted with a good range of bespoke wall and base units with contrasting granite worksurfaces and integrated appliances, a breakfast bar and an oil-fired Aga. The dining room has tiled flooring and French doors to the rear garden and terrace. First Floor Accommodation    The staircase from the kitchen area rises to bedroom 2 with a dressing room and Jack and Jill en-suite toilet facilities. The principal bedroom suite is accessed by a second staircase and has bespoke built-in wardrobes, a separate dressing room and an en-suite bathroom with free-standing copper bath. There is also a small interlinking door to bedroom 2. Step Outside    A small picket fence surrounds the front of the property and a lawned area with a gate leading to the front door. A terraced area to the right gives access to the rear of the property and driveway parking for three vehicles.  The beautiful, private south facing rear gardens are a delight with stunning views across adjoining paddocks. The fabulous large patio/terrace immediately to the rear of the property, is a real suntrap and offers excellent outside entertaining space including an outside bar. There is also a detached summer house with two sets of bi-fold doors and wc facilities. The remainder of the garden is predominantly laid to lawn. There is a large wooden outbuilding for storage. Services    Oil fired central heating, mains drainage, water and electricity are connected. AGENTS NOTE: The current owners have installed high speed internet access with designated fibre optic cable to the property Local Authority    Uttlesford District Council Council Tax    Tax Band G

A charming 6 bedroom country house offering just under 5000 square feet of superb flexible accommodation set in 5.5 acres of private grounds with wonderful views just outside the East Hertfordshire Hamlet of Upwick Green, which forms part of the village of Albury.  Upwick Lodge is an exceptional Grade II listed country residence that beautifully combines centuries of architectural heritage with elegant modern living. Believed to date from the 17th century, with later Georgian alterations, the property has been sympathetically restored and enhanced to preserve its historic character while creating an outstanding family home with superb outbuildings for different uses. Step Inside Internally, Upwick Lodge offers approximately 4,860 sq ft of thoughtfully designed accommodation, seamlessly blending period charm with contemporary comfort. Original timber framing, exposed beams, elegant sash windows and traditional fireplaces sit comfortably alongside beautifully appointed reception spaces, creating an atmosphere of understated luxury throughout. The principal reception rooms are warm and inviting, ideal for both formal entertaining and relaxed family life, while the impressive open-plan kitchen, dining and family room forms the heart of the home. Designed with modern living in mind, this exceptional space enjoys abundant natural light and uninterrupted views across the surrounding gardens and countryside. The principal bedroom suite provides a tranquil retreat with views over the grounds and benefits from luxurious en-suite facilities. A further collection of generously proportioned bedrooms offers flexible accommodation for family and guests, complemented by additional bathrooms finished to an equally high standard. A separate study provides an ideal home office or sixth bedroom, perfectly suited to contemporary working requirements. Step Outside Approached via a private entrance and set well back from the lane, the house enjoys an enviable sense of privacy within beautifully landscaped gardens and grounds extending to approximately 5.5 acres. Mature trees, expansive lawns, wildflower meadows and established planting create a peaceful rural sanctuary.  Beyond the main residence, the plot includes a substantial detached double carport garage and adjoining workshop with space above, ideal for a gym. The barn is an exceptional size and lends itself to many different options, whether utilised as a games room, entertaining venue, guest accommodation, creative workspace or wellness retreat. These ancillary buildings significantly enhance the property's lifestyle appeal. The gardens and grounds have been carefully curated to provide year-round interest, combining formal landscaped areas with open pasture and meadowland. Numerous terraces and seating areas create ideal spaces for outdoor entertaining, while the surrounding countryside offers complete tranquillity and an ever-changing rural backdrop. Location Despite its peaceful setting, Upwick Lodge enjoys excellent connectivity. The village of Upwick Green provides a strong sense of community, while the market towns of Ware, Bishop's Stortford and Hertford offer an extensive range of shopping, dining and leisure facilities. Highly regarded state and independent schools are within easy reach, and fast rail services from Bishop's Stortford and Broxbourne provide regular connections to London Liverpool Street in approximately 45–50 minutes. Convenient access to the A10, M11 and Stansted Airport further enhances the property's appeal for commuters and international travellers alike. Other information East Herts District Council Mains Electric Oil fired central heating Private drainage

Chain free and ready to move into, Stonecroft is a beautifully presented four/five-bedroom detached home extending to around 2,780 sq.ft. set within the peaceful hamlet of Pegsdon on the edge of the Chiltern Hills Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.Step Inside: Every room enjoys an abundance of natural light and spectacular views. The kitchen and family breakfast room form the heart of the home, complete with contemporary high-gloss cabinetry, a substantial central island, a large Smeg induction hob and oven, and uninterrupted views over fields and open countryside. The dining room offers further space for entertaining, and the principal sitting room provides a wonderful space to relax, with French doors opening onto the patio and south-facing sunny garden. The focal point of the sitting room is a freestanding log burner, perfect for cosy winter nights in. Two further ground floor reception rooms offer flexible accommodation for use as a family room, home office, gym, or occasional fifth bedroom. First Floor: Upstairs, four generously proportioned double bedrooms include two beautifully appointed ensuite bathrooms and a further family bathroom. Every bedroom benefits from views across the surrounding countryside, creating a first floor that combines space and comfort for family life. Step Outside: To the front of the house, a crescent driveway provides parking for three to four vehicles, with access to the large integral garage. The garage has a remote-controlled door, power and light, solar battery storage, and an EV charging point. The rear of the house can be accessed via a lockable side gate, where you find a generous south-facing garden, predominantly laid to lawn, with a broad patio ideal for outdoor dining, and established raised beds already home to raspberries, asparagus and herbs. About The Area: Pegsdon is a picturesque semi-rural hamlet on the edge of the Chiltern Hills National Landscape, within the parish of Shillington in Central Bedfordshire. The Pegsdon Hills Nature Reserve, looked after by The Wildlife Trust sits right on the doorstep, offering some of the finest walking in the region across open chalkland and rolling countryside, and is home to grazing sheep and highland cattle. Sitting just off the B655, Pegsdon has easy road access to the villages of Barton-le-Clay, Shillington and Pirton, and the historic market town of Hitchin. The village's own pub and restaurant, The View, serves Thai food, and there are other pubs within walking distance for a drink, a quick lunch, or a pizza with a game of pétanque. The local villages provide access to all day-to-day amenities including schools, a library, GP surgery, pharmacy, vets, post offices, local shops and cafes. Continued.. Hitchin, just 4 miles away, offers an excellent range of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, supermarkets, leisure facilities, additional schooling, and a mainline station with speedy access to London St Pancras. The A1(M) and M1 are equidistant from Pegsdon for access to the wider road network. Stonecroft is well equipped for efficient, modern living, with solar panels, battery storage and EV charging helping to keep running costs low, complemented by oil-fired heating and private drainage, typical for homes in this semi-rural hamlet. The flexible accommodation would particularly suit homeworking, home schooling, or a growing family looking for space to spread out or live close to nature. Combining space, privacy and genuine countryside living with easy access to Hitchin and London beyond, Stonecroft represents a rare opportunity for life in one of the Chilterns' most sought-after settings. Additional Information Agents Note: Draft particulars yet to be approved by vendor and may be subject to change. Anti-Money Laundering: It is a legal requirement that all applicants comply with Anti-Money Laundering regulations. As such, once a purchase or tenancy has been agreed subject to contract, the applicant(s) will be required to undertake an AML and financial sanctions check carried out by our third party provider at a cost of £66 inclusive of VAT per property, payable by the applicant(s). Material Information: We are advised by the seller/landlord/tenant of the following information in good faith but its accuracy is not guaranteed and you should make your own investigations before committing to a sale or letting. Please note in terms of mobile/phone reception, this is the view of the seller/landlord/tenant based on their current provider. Water: Mains Electric: Mains Drainage: Private Flood risk: Low Mobile/Phone: Good Tenure: Freehold Council Tax Band: F Council tax payable: £3455.06 For further material information please contact the office marketing this property.