Church End, Redbourn, AL3

A sought after two bedroom Grade II listed character cottage dating back to 1790 ideally located in the delightful conservation area of Church End in the popular village of Redbourn. The property requires a degree of modernisation and offered for sale with no upper chain. The accommodation includes living room with exposed beams leading to an inner lobby area with bathroom and kitchen. On the first floor, there are two bedrooms with exposed beams. A particular feature of the property is the good size rear garden which faces in a southerly direction. Redbourn Common is also a short walk away and the main village centre of Redbourn is just over a half mile walk away and offers a comprehensive range of shops, coffee shops, a post office and a popular primary school. Harpenden town centre and mainline station (St Pancras International from 27 minutes) is less than 4 miles distant, whilst the M1 motorway (J9) is only 4.4 miles distant. This property also has the advantage of being situated in a no through road, and there is parking available outside the cottage, creating a quiet and secure placement.

Introduction

Lounge, Bathroom, Kitchen, Two Bedrooms, South Facing Garden, Village Location, No upper Chain.

Lounge

Casement window to front, radiator, exposed beams and brickwork.

Lobby Area

Bathroom

White suite comprising panelled bath with shower attachment, low level WC, wall mounted wash hand basin, extractor.

Kitchen

A range of base and eye level units, gas cooker point, plumbing for washing machine, walk in pantry, stairs to first floor, stable door to rear garden, radiator.

First Floor Landing

Bedroom One

Casement window to front, exposed beams, radiator.

Bedroom Two

Casement window to rear, exposed beams, radiator.

Outside

Rear Garden

A particular feature of the property is the good size rear garden which faces in a southerly direction and includes a patio area with brick-built shed, lawned area with double gates leading onto the Hemel Hempstead Road. A right of way runs across the back of the house and there is potential for off road parking to the rear, subject to planning.

Energy Performance Certificate: TBC

About St. Albans

An historic Cathedral City, approximately 22 miles from central London, which forms the main urban area of the City and district of St. Albans, in the County of Hertfordshire. A City that successfully combines modern day life and amenities with a history shaped by over 2000 years of continuous human occupation. Steeped in history dating back to Pre-Roman times, signs of which are clearly visible throughout the City today, St Albans is an historic market town and a much sought after location within the London commuter belt. The City is popular for it's outstanding educational system with many local schools, both Private and State, excelling in the Ofsted reports. Shopping offers a fine blend of many independent boutiques mixed with High Street stores. St. Albans enjoys a wide range of leisure activites and benefits from lots of open space and parkland. Ideally positioned for road links to include M1, M25, A1 and within easy distance of London Heathrow, London Luton and Stansted Airports.