Stevenage comprises of both the New and Old Towns and is conveniently situated within easy access of the A1M. The Historic High Street in the Old Town offers a good selection of shops, cafés/restaurants, public houses and a Doctor’s Surgery. In addition, the area is well served by Lister Hospital and a good selection of local primary and secondary schools. The New Town provides a large pedestrianised shopping centre and retail parks together with the Gordon Craig Theatre, David Lloyd Health Club, the Leisure Park with its restaurants, bars and night club, bowling alley and 16-screen Cineworld complex. Fairlands Valley Park and lakes are nearby. Stevenage mainline railway station offers a fast and frequent rail service into London Kings Cross (23 mins) and the St Pancras International rail link to Europe. Both Luton and Stansted Airports are approximately 20 miles away.
Panelled period front door opening to:
Attractive period staircase rising to the first floor, radiator, wooden block flooring, dado rail, central heating thermostat, window to the rear elevation, understairs storage cupboard and stripped panelled doors to:
A most comfortable dual aspect room with painted wooden exposed floorboards, radiator, feature double glazed bay window to the front elevation and french doors opening to the rear garden. Substantial fireplace with exposed brickwork, flagstone hearth and an inset cast iron wood burning stove with an oak bessemer above. Picture rail.
A continuation of the wooden block flooring, pretty cast iron fireplace with original tiled slips and tiled hearth with built-in cabinets either side of the fireplace with shelves above. Radiator and double glazed window to the front elevation. Wide square archway to the kitchen/dining room.
Fitted with a comprehensive range of cherrywood base and eye level units and drawers finished with a pearlescent black granite square edged work surfaces with an inset stainless steel sink unit with carved drainer and chrome mixer tap. The units extend to a matching kitchen island with an inset touch-sensitive electric hob, ceiling mounted extractor canopy above and contrasting stainless steel counter top. Further integrated appliances include a double oven, washing machine with space for a freestanding dishwasher and a fridge/freezer. Wooden flooring laid in a herringbone pattern and sealed unit double glazed window to the side elevation. The kitchen opens through to the dining area with exposed wooden floorboards, radiator, further sealed unit double glazed window to the side elevation and french doors opening to the rear garden. Door to:
Fitted with a period high flush wc with embossed cast iron cistern and pull chain, vanity hand wash basin, wooden panelled bath with separate shower over, black and white checkerboard tiled walls.
A generous landing providing a study area, access to the loft space, sash window to the rear elevation and doors to:
A generous double room featuring a pretty cast iron fireplace and painted wooden exposed floorboards. Radiator and double glazed window to the front elevation.
A further generous double room with painted wooden exposed floorboards, built-in wardrobes either side of central shelving with further eye level cupboards, radiator and double glazed window to the front elevation.
Another double room with wooden laminate flooring, radiator and double glazed window to the rear elevation.
Fitted with a traditional white suite comprising a freestanding roll top bath with claw feet with antique style mixer tap and shower attachment. Low level wc and wall mounted hand wash basin. Painted wooden exposed floorboards and window to the side elevation.
The property is set back from the road behind an attractive frontage with low brick dwarf boundary walls with stone capped pillars and central wrought iron gate with checkerboard quarry tiled pathway leading to the attractive slate tiled storm porch. Shingled garden either side with mature clipped boundary hedge.
Concrete driveway to the side of the front garden providing off-road parking for one small to medium car. Gated access to the rear garden.
The property enjoys the benefit of a larger than average rear garden enjoying a private sunny aspect laid predominantly to lawn with raised wooden decking immediately behind the lounge with a further shingled curved terrace to the rear of the dining room. The garden beyond is laid predominantly to a level lawn with a number of mature conifer trees providing further screening to the rear, enclosed on two sides by wooden panelled fencing with the remainder enclosed by an attractive brick retaining wall. Three garden sheds with the addition of a useful brick-built outside store with a pitched slate tiled roof. Side gated access to the driveway and front of the property.
The Tenure of this property is FREEHOLD. The Council Tax Band is D. The amount payable for the year 2023-24 is £2075.94. The EPC Rating is to be advised.
Viewing is strictly by appointment only through Putterills of Hertfordshire, through whom all negotiations should be conducted.
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