Introducing this charming, beautiful example of a brick and flint stone cottage in the rural area of Gaddesden Row. Boasting spectacular views, this three bedroom, semi-detached property has a lot to offer.

A peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. This property exudes a sense of comfort and cosiness, making it a truly inviting home. Situated in a tranquil setting, it provides a quiet and scenic environment for relaxation and enjoyment.

The Ground Floor hosts a well sized lounge, leading to a glass panelled conservatory for additional family space. Parallel is our open plan kitchen/diner, with white cabinets, cottage tiled counter tops and splash back making a bright and airy room.

The first floor boats three well-proportioned bedrooms and the family bathroom.

Featuring a well-maintained wrap-around garden, a tranquil oasis through spring and summer, featuring a patio area behind gated access blooming in plants, trees, and shrubs. Overlooking open countryside with outstanding views, perfect for outdoor activities and soaking up the natural surroundings. With the added convenience of off street parking and a garage, you'll have ample space for your vehicles and storage needs.

Great Gaddesden is a large rural parish stretching from the north eastern boundary of Hemel Hempstead to the county boundary with Bedfordshire, a distance of some four miles. Widely dispersed within the parish, which is three miles in width and has a population of less than a thousand, are the villages of Great Gaddesden and Gaddesden Row and the hamlets of Bridens Camp, Water End, Noake Mill and St Margarets.

The Parish is unique in that all of the land within the parish is devoted to either agriculture or forestry, much of the land being accessible for recreation by way of the many footpaths and bridleways, and under the Countryside Stewardship Scheme at Water End. The River Gade is an important feature of the parish, most of which lies within the Chiltern Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

The village of Gaddesden Row offers a local school and pub, surrounded by idyllic countryside. Nearby villages of Markyate (3 miles) and Redbourn (5 miles) cater to day-to-day shopping needs, while convenient access to the M1 and M25 motorways and Luton Airport adds to its appeal.

For further amenities and leisure options, the towns of Hemel Hempstead, St Albans and Berkhamsted are within easy reach, boasting excellent rail links to London.