3 Bedroom Terraced House

Property Insight:

This three-bedroom period property is located in the heart of the sought-after village of Ashwell.  Beautifully presented, it offers plenty of living space and a thoughtfully designed interior.  Positioned opposite the historic village church of St Mary, the property has an attractive brick exterior and sash windows typical of the Victorian era.

Entering the property, you step into a welcoming snug decorated in a calming scheme of olive-green walls and a cream carpet.  A feature fireplace with decorative tiles and a white surround provides a lovely focal point.  It’s an elegant introduction to the rest of the property, and a cosy yet refined space for relaxing.  It’s also a highly versatile room which could be used for a number of purposes, including a home office.

An internal hallway features handy storage space and access to the downstairs shower room which is decorated in a striking red design scheme with coordinating subway tiles and a contemporary white suite with chrome towel radiator. 

Beyond the hallway is a generous, dual-aspect sitting room.  Painted in a rich historical blue with a neutral carpet, the room feels extremely spacious.  Multiple sash windows introduce plenty of natural light and there is ample room for furniture, including a couple of large and comfy sofas.  It’s the perfect space - either for relaxing after a busy day or spending time with family and friends.  

Leading off from the sitting room is a large kitchen/dining room that doesn’t fail to impress.  Over 28’ in length, with French doors leading out to the garden, this is the real heart of the home.  With the previous owner having been a professional chef, it’s a setting for those who take their cooking and entertaining seriously.  The main feature of the room is the beautifully crafted cabinetry in a deep navy hue with contrasting brass cup handles and a mixture of wooden and marbled work surfaces – and there is more than ample storage space.  The flooring is tiled in a warm terracotta colour offset by an area of white patterned accent tiles. Integrated appliances include a double wall-mounted electric oven, large induction hob, fridge freezer, dishwasher and wine fridge.  A coordinating dining area with bespoke banquette seating provides the perfect spot for both enjoying relaxed family meals and hosting friends, and touches like the classic butlers sink provide a nod to the property’s history.  The skylights and French doors provide plenty of natural light, as well as access to the terrace for alfresco dining during the summer months.  A second glazed door provides side access to the property and garden.

Upstairs, the main bedroom is spacious and wonderfully light and airy thanks to its high, vaulted ceiling and double aspect.  Neutrally decorated with a rich teal feature wall and taupe carpet, it’s a lovely, tranquil space to relax in, and has plenty of room for furniture.  The second double bedroom is also well-proportioned and decorated in a dusky aubergine hue.  It features fitted wardrobes plus space for further furniture.  The third bedroom is a bright and generously sized, dual-aspect single bedroom which is decorated in crisp white with an olive-green carpet and is currently being used as a home office.  The family bathroom has a coastal feel and features a modern white suite including a full-size bath with shower over and frameless glass screen.  The walls feature large subway tiles in a soft blue which coordinate with the geometric patterned floor tiles. 

The walled rear garden enjoys views of Ashwell’s famed church steeple and is attractively landscaped with a lawned area, gravelled seating area and a feature patio with attractive borders – it’s a garden well set up for entertaining and relaxing in the sunshine.  A sizeable outbuilding provides additional storage. 

If you love the charm of period properties and want to be close to the centre of life in this popular village, this delightful home is beautifully presented and well worth a viewing.

Location:

Ashwell is the quintessential English village - a sought-after and idyllic location on the edge of Hertfordshire.  Rich with history, the village has its own museum as well as a GP surgery, dentist, village store, renowned butcher’s shop, bakery, three pubs, plus a village school.  The church of St Mary was built during the 14th century and is one of the largest village churches in Hertfordshire with some striking historic graffiti.  Ashwell Springs provide a refreshing spot to cool off during the summer and there are plenty of countryside walks in the immediate surroundings.  The village has an extremely active community with regular groups and events, including a tennis club, theatre group, football team, cricket club and the popular annual events of Ashwell Show and Ashwell at Home, which both draw large crowds from the surrounding area.  Direct trains into London and Cambridge run from nearby Ashwell and Morden Station, making it a popular location for commuters.

These particulars are intended to give a fair and reliable description of the property but no responsibility for any inaccuracy or error can be accepted and do not constitute an offer or contract. We have not tested any services or appliances (including central heating if fitted) referred to in these particulars and the purchasers are advised to satisfy themselves as to the working order and condition. If a property is unoccupied at any time there may be reconnection charges for any switched off/disconnected or drained services or appliances. All measurements are approximate.