Summary

Set back from the road with ample parking in front of the garage, this charming home opens into a spacious entrance hallway. The L-shaped kitchen boasts quartz countertops and a range cooker, seamlessly leading into a vaulted dining room with doors opening onto a private front garden. Adjacent to this is a convenient utility room. The snug/family room flows into a generous lounge featuring a wood-burning stove and access to the patio and rear garden. Completing the reception space is a conservatory situated at the side of the house and a guest bathroom/WC.

The ground floor hosts two bedrooms. One offers an extensive array of fitted wardrobes within a dressing area and an en-suite wet room. The second bedroom, located at the front of the house, can be utilized as a study or additional reception room if desired.

Upstairs, you’ll find two more bedrooms. One of these features fitted wardrobes and an en-suite shower room, enjoying elevated skyline views of the open countryside.

The home showcases bespoke cabinetry throughout, including architraves, flooring, and fitted units. The meticulously landscaped gardens are divided into two distinct areas at the front and rear, featuring patio spaces, lawns, flowerbed borders, and a variety of specimen trees. At the bottom of the garden, a useful summerhouse serves as a gym or home office.

Hertford Heath is a picturesque village located approximately twenty-six miles northeast of central London, offering modest amenities such as a convenience store and several pubs and eateries. For education, there is a junior mixed infant school and the renowned Haileybury College, a private boarding school. Additionally, there are several other schools nearby, including St Joseph's, Heath Mount, and St Edmund's College.

The Hertford Heath nature reserve and Balls wood cover nearly 80 hectares of countryside and woodland, managed by Herts Wildlife Trust.

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