Codicote Road, Welwyn, Hertfordshire
£925,000
Guide price
Guide price
Bedrooms: 4
The Property:
A unique and immaculate detached residence with landscaped gardens and a paddock of approximately one acre, including a large outbuilding. This remarkable home has been renovated beautifully throughout by its current owners and offers spacious and flexible accommodation arranged over three levels.
Description:
This is a rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a very special residence indeed, inside and out. As soon as the front door is opened, one appreciates the wonder of this stunning home.
A porch provides a space to store coats and shoes and the proceeding hallway offers a splendid view of the stairway ahead, which is bathed in natural light. Situated off the hall to the left, a large bedroom suite has an attractive bay window dressed with stylish plantation shutters. In addition, this room boasts a sizeable en-suite shower room.
Along the hallway to the right, double doors lead to a spacious lounge with double aspect. A bay window, with plantation shutters, at the front and a large window at the rear, mean that this beautiful room is flooded with natural light. The lounge also benefits from solid oak flooring and an open fireplace provides a charming focal point.
At the end of the hallway, there is a spacious cloakroom with useful tall storage cupboards. An open-plan living area lies ahead with seating and dining area and fully-fitted John Lewis kitchen, complete with high-specification integrated appliances. A large utility/boot room is located adjacent to the kitchen with side access to the garden.
The stairs lead up to a broad landing - an incredibly light space, partly due to a triple-glazed Velux window with internal and external blinds to keep the space cool during warm weather. Two double bedrooms, both with plantation shutters and one with built-in wardrobes, are located off the landing, along with a family bathroom with automatic shower and bath controls.
A second, shorter flight of stairs lead up to a deep storage cupboard and the main bedroom which benefits from an abundance of fitted storage and bedroom furniture, including wardrobes, bedside units and deep soft-closing chests of drawers which have been cleverly fitted into the eaves space. An external blind, as well as an internal one, has been fitted to the Velux window in this room too, to keep the temperature down in hot weather. This lovely, bright, double-aspect room boasts a stylish en-suite shower room with heated towel rail and sleek storage unit.
Externally, the property benefits from aesthetic and security lighting as well as an electric vehicle charging point. The shingle drive at the front provides parking for several vehicles. The first part of the truly fabulous rear garden, closest to the house, has a large patio and storage shed and is mainly laid to lawn. The brick-built outbuilding is divided into five units, currently used as a workshop, gym and storage. It is located at the back of the garden, through a gate, and has mains water, plumbing, a toilet and power. The incredible paddock lies beyond the outbuilding and contains a fruit cage and vegetable patch. It is vast, secluded and surrounded by a variety of magnificent trees and attractive mature shrubs.
Council Tax: Band E £2,764.98 Apr 24/Mar 25.
Location:
This special property is situated on the outskirts of the picturesque villages of Codicote and Welwyn. Both village high streets, with their vast arrays of shops, pubs and restaurants, are within walking distance. Commuting to London could not be easier with access to both the A1 (M) junction 6 and Welwyn North mainline train station (London Kings Cross 28 minutes by train).
A unique and immaculate detached residence with landscaped gardens and a paddock of approximately one acre, including a large outbuilding. This remarkable home has been renovated beautifully throughout by its current owners and offers spacious and flexible accommodation arranged over three levels.
Description:
This is a rare and exciting opportunity to acquire a very special residence indeed, inside and out. As soon as the front door is opened, one appreciates the wonder of this stunning home.
A porch provides a space to store coats and shoes and the proceeding hallway offers a splendid view of the stairway ahead, which is bathed in natural light. Situated off the hall to the left, a large bedroom suite has an attractive bay window dressed with stylish plantation shutters. In addition, this room boasts a sizeable en-suite shower room.
Along the hallway to the right, double doors lead to a spacious lounge with double aspect. A bay window, with plantation shutters, at the front and a large window at the rear, mean that this beautiful room is flooded with natural light. The lounge also benefits from solid oak flooring and an open fireplace provides a charming focal point.
At the end of the hallway, there is a spacious cloakroom with useful tall storage cupboards. An open-plan living area lies ahead with seating and dining area and fully-fitted John Lewis kitchen, complete with high-specification integrated appliances. A large utility/boot room is located adjacent to the kitchen with side access to the garden.
The stairs lead up to a broad landing - an incredibly light space, partly due to a triple-glazed Velux window with internal and external blinds to keep the space cool during warm weather. Two double bedrooms, both with plantation shutters and one with built-in wardrobes, are located off the landing, along with a family bathroom with automatic shower and bath controls.
A second, shorter flight of stairs lead up to a deep storage cupboard and the main bedroom which benefits from an abundance of fitted storage and bedroom furniture, including wardrobes, bedside units and deep soft-closing chests of drawers which have been cleverly fitted into the eaves space. An external blind, as well as an internal one, has been fitted to the Velux window in this room too, to keep the temperature down in hot weather. This lovely, bright, double-aspect room boasts a stylish en-suite shower room with heated towel rail and sleek storage unit.
Externally, the property benefits from aesthetic and security lighting as well as an electric vehicle charging point. The shingle drive at the front provides parking for several vehicles. The first part of the truly fabulous rear garden, closest to the house, has a large patio and storage shed and is mainly laid to lawn. The brick-built outbuilding is divided into five units, currently used as a workshop, gym and storage. It is located at the back of the garden, through a gate, and has mains water, plumbing, a toilet and power. The incredible paddock lies beyond the outbuilding and contains a fruit cage and vegetable patch. It is vast, secluded and surrounded by a variety of magnificent trees and attractive mature shrubs.
Council Tax: Band E £2,764.98 Apr 24/Mar 25.
Location:
This special property is situated on the outskirts of the picturesque villages of Codicote and Welwyn. Both village high streets, with their vast arrays of shops, pubs and restaurants, are within walking distance. Commuting to London could not be easier with access to both the A1 (M) junction 6 and Welwyn North mainline train station (London Kings Cross 28 minutes by train).
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