Key Features
- Detached 4 bedroom chalet style property
- Semi-rural area of Pottersheath
- Lounge, dining room, kitchen and utility room
- Family bathroom
- 2 first floor bedrooms one with dressing area and shower room
- South/West facing garden approx 160' in depth
- Detached garage with separate office area
- Chain Free sale
A rare opportunity to purchase this detached and highly adaptable character chalet style residence situated in the highly regarded semi rural area of Pottersheath. With double fronted elevations and a mature plot of just under ¼ of an acre. ‘Southernwood’ comprises: Central entrance hall with stair-case and under-stairs storage, dual aspect lounge with bay window and fireplace with Riva 40 wood burning stove, dining room with French doors to patio and attractive natural brick alcove (formerly a fireplace) open plan to a kitchen and utility room. 2 ground floor reception/bedrooms and a family bathroom with Whirlpool jacuzzi bath. The first floor provides a spacious landing with separate WC, a dual aspect bedroom with eaves cupboards, and the spacious triple aspect master bedroom which boasts a dressing area with eaves cupboards, a shower room and separate WC. The South/ Westerly facing rear garden approximately 160’ in depth is mostly laid to lawn with mature trees, large patio area and under cover seating space. The detached garage offers storage space with a personal door leading to a separate office area with shelving and worktops. The property benefits from solar electric panels and solar thermal hot water. CHAIN FREE SALE. Energy rating: C.
Pottersheath is a picturesque semi-rural setting nestled between Welwyn village, Codicote and Knebworth. The area is surrounded by the wonderful Hertfordshire country side, revealing bridleways, foot paths across open fields, bluebell woods and pretty country lanes. A well regarded Primary school and a parade of shops (including convenience store, post office, hair dresser and a butcher) are within walking distance, and more comprehensive amenities can be found in nearby Welwyn & Knebworth that provide supermarkets, a selection of shops and mainline rail link to London Kings Cross (Knebworth to Kings Cross 25/35 minutes). The house itself is tucked away despite its easy access to the A1(M), and ultrafast optical fibre internet connections are now available in the area.
