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This property is no longer on the market
Floorplan
Map3 bedroom semi-detached house
Study
Semi-detached house
3 beds
1 bath
Key information
Tenure: Freehold
Council tax: Band F
Broadband: Ultra-fast 1000Mbps *
Mobile signal:
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Features and description
A stunning semi-detached country cottage with well proportioned accommodation of great charm and set perfectly on a large plot with front and rear gardens. Believed to date back to the 18th century (Grade-II listed) there are various character features throughout the home, including exposed beams and impressive feature fireplaces. The cottage has been sympathetically improved and enlarged over the years and possesses flexible accommodation over two floors.
Set back off the lane the front door leads into the reception lobby with ample space for boots and coats, which in turn leads into the charming living room. The living room is a spacious yet cosy room with a large red brick open fireplace and exposed ceiling timbers. At the rear of the ground floor is an excellent open plan family/dining area with vaulted ceiling and French doors that open out to the garden. The real hub of the home is the farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room, a lovely comfortable room in which to sit. Fitted with a range of base/eye level units, integrated appliances and kitchen island. The kitchen is served by a useful utility room and cloakroom/WC.
To the first floor landing, where there is a large principle bedroom with built-in wardrobes and another additional two good sized bedrooms. Each of the bedrooms are served by the family bathroom, again oozing character with it's exposed timbers and the usual sanitaryware.
Externally the home is approached at the front by a shingle driveway that leads to the garage. the cottage is set back from the lane behind a generous front garden which is laid to lawn with mature shrubs. The rear garden is south easterly facing, particularly attractive and a good size. Benefiting from an excellent level of privacy and benefitting from various useful storage sheds and a home office.
Situated in Church End in the heart of Rushden, the property is well placed for those seeking village life, peace and quiet yet still be within easy reach of the neighbouring towns. Both Buntingford and Baldock are both popular market towns and within approximately 5 miles. The nearest train stations are found in Baldock, Stevenage and Royston all of which offer fast regular services to London. Rushden village offers its own pub and church and the area is surrounded by beautiful countryside and bridleways and footpaths abound.
Buyers Information:
In compliance with the UK's Anti Money Laundering (AML) regulations, we are required to confirm the identity of all prospective buyers at the point of an offer being accepted and use a third party, Identity Verification System to do so. There is a nominal charge of £48 (per person) including VAT for this service. For more information, please refer to the terms and conditions section of our website.
Set back off the lane the front door leads into the reception lobby with ample space for boots and coats, which in turn leads into the charming living room. The living room is a spacious yet cosy room with a large red brick open fireplace and exposed ceiling timbers. At the rear of the ground floor is an excellent open plan family/dining area with vaulted ceiling and French doors that open out to the garden. The real hub of the home is the farmhouse style kitchen/breakfast room, a lovely comfortable room in which to sit. Fitted with a range of base/eye level units, integrated appliances and kitchen island. The kitchen is served by a useful utility room and cloakroom/WC.
To the first floor landing, where there is a large principle bedroom with built-in wardrobes and another additional two good sized bedrooms. Each of the bedrooms are served by the family bathroom, again oozing character with it's exposed timbers and the usual sanitaryware.
Externally the home is approached at the front by a shingle driveway that leads to the garage. the cottage is set back from the lane behind a generous front garden which is laid to lawn with mature shrubs. The rear garden is south easterly facing, particularly attractive and a good size. Benefiting from an excellent level of privacy and benefitting from various useful storage sheds and a home office.
Situated in Church End in the heart of Rushden, the property is well placed for those seeking village life, peace and quiet yet still be within easy reach of the neighbouring towns. Both Buntingford and Baldock are both popular market towns and within approximately 5 miles. The nearest train stations are found in Baldock, Stevenage and Royston all of which offer fast regular services to London. Rushden village offers its own pub and church and the area is surrounded by beautiful countryside and bridleways and footpaths abound.
Buyers Information:
In compliance with the UK's Anti Money Laundering (AML) regulations, we are required to confirm the identity of all prospective buyers at the point of an offer being accepted and use a third party, Identity Verification System to do so. There is a nominal charge of £48 (per person) including VAT for this service. For more information, please refer to the terms and conditions section of our website.
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About this agent
For over 45 years Bryan Bishop & Partners have remained in the forefront of selling this area's more individual property from small cottages to larger detached houses. It is their determination to restrict their portfolio to a specific market that has attracted sellers and buyers from many miles away to visit their Welwyn office, perhaps recognising that there is still a place for the more bespoke type of service. Much has changed in the world of Estate Agency, the arrival of the Internet signalled a revolution in the way people search for their dream homes. It has now become the ‘first port of call’ for the majority of buyers which is why we have invested heavily on rightmove and other well known property portals. The firm's owner, Martin Bishop, has worked in Welwyn for almost 36 years and has built up a valuable reservoir of knowledge on the local property market. He is supported by a team of enthusiastic sales and admin staff at ease with the latest technology.