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STEP INSIDE A large welcoming hallway greets you as you step inside. Stairs rise up to the first floor and there is a downstairs cloakroom/wc. The living room is found at the front of the house and is a lovely bright and good size family room with a large double glazed bay window to the front aspect. An archway opens into the good size dining room with window to the rear aspect and also a door into the hallway. At the rear of the house one finds the spacious kitchen/breakfast room. Fitted with a good range of wall and base level units, worktops and sink. There is a built in oven, hob and cooker hood. The kitchen adjoins the conservatory and these two rooms could be opened into each other to provide a really lovely size kitchen/family room (subject to obtaining the necessary permissions).Moving upstairs there are three good size bedrooms with the main bedroom being a large double that benefits from a bay window to the front aspect. The shower room has been luxuriously refitted and tiled in a contemporary style.
STEP OUTSIDE Approached at the front by a long front garden and driveway with parking for numerous vehicles that leads to the detached garage.The front garden is laid to lawn with mature shrubs and borders. There is a more private garden set to the side of the house which enjoys a good degree of privacy and is also laid to lawn with hedging and patio area. There is a garden shed.
LOCATION The picturesque village of Westmill could effortlessly transport you to another time. The largely untouched village centre, which forms a perfect postcard setting with its collection of cottages, a triangle green and centuries old church reaching up into the skyline. In fact, the quaint village is so timeless that it has been the setting for the period drama Foyle's War over the years. But despite this, residents believe Westmill has moved with the times, creating a 'unique' village drawing more newcomers every year.Set just off the A10, Cambridge Road, the village sits just a couple of miles south of Buntingford and 8 or 9 miles north of the bustling towns of Ware and Hertford. Many residents travel into London with stations in Ware, Hertford, Stevenage and Royston. Bishops Stortford is also within reach , roughly 11 miles away via the A120 and Cambridge just over 20 miles away with great access via the A10.
The village enjoys its own popular tea rooms and a splendid village pub, 'The sword in hand', that is renowned for its hospitality and excellent food and the area is surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside.
EPC rating and Council tax banding both F
Features:
- Garden
- Garage Veja mais Veja menos DESCRIPTION It is not often that we are asked to offer for sale such an attractive semi detached character house with generous accommodation in the very heart of Westmill. School House is set back from a small lane in the heart of the village and is a pretty bay fronted brick and flint house that was part of the conversion of the former village school some years ago. The property has been improved by the present owners who have updated much of the house, but it still requires finishing off. The rooms are generous sizes and there still great scope to put one's own mark on the house, extend, remodel the layout of the house, or just finish off the existing project. Much of the outstanding work is cosmetic but it is likely that future owners will look to complete the work to their own taste.This is a wonderful opportunity to live in one of the most sought after villages in Hertfordshire. Set just a couple of minutes off the A10 just south of the pretty market town of Buntingford, Westmill is so conveniently placed for those wishing to commute to nearby larger neighbouring towns, into London or to Cambridge.
STEP INSIDE A large welcoming hallway greets you as you step inside. Stairs rise up to the first floor and there is a downstairs cloakroom/wc. The living room is found at the front of the house and is a lovely bright and good size family room with a large double glazed bay window to the front aspect. An archway opens into the good size dining room with window to the rear aspect and also a door into the hallway. At the rear of the house one finds the spacious kitchen/breakfast room. Fitted with a good range of wall and base level units, worktops and sink. There is a built in oven, hob and cooker hood. The kitchen adjoins the conservatory and these two rooms could be opened into each other to provide a really lovely size kitchen/family room (subject to obtaining the necessary permissions).Moving upstairs there are three good size bedrooms with the main bedroom being a large double that benefits from a bay window to the front aspect. The shower room has been luxuriously refitted and tiled in a contemporary style.
STEP OUTSIDE Approached at the front by a long front garden and driveway with parking for numerous vehicles that leads to the detached garage.The front garden is laid to lawn with mature shrubs and borders. There is a more private garden set to the side of the house which enjoys a good degree of privacy and is also laid to lawn with hedging and patio area. There is a garden shed.
LOCATION The picturesque village of Westmill could effortlessly transport you to another time. The largely untouched village centre, which forms a perfect postcard setting with its collection of cottages, a triangle green and centuries old church reaching up into the skyline. In fact, the quaint village is so timeless that it has been the setting for the period drama Foyle's War over the years. But despite this, residents believe Westmill has moved with the times, creating a 'unique' village drawing more newcomers every year.Set just off the A10, Cambridge Road, the village sits just a couple of miles south of Buntingford and 8 or 9 miles north of the bustling towns of Ware and Hertford. Many residents travel into London with stations in Ware, Hertford, Stevenage and Royston. Bishops Stortford is also within reach , roughly 11 miles away via the A120 and Cambridge just over 20 miles away with great access via the A10.
The village enjoys its own popular tea rooms and a splendid village pub, 'The sword in hand', that is renowned for its hospitality and excellent food and the area is surrounded by beautiful rolling countryside.
EPC rating and Council tax banding both F
Features:
- Garden
- Garage