Large 1930s detached house with mature gardens, ensuite principal bedroom and scope to extend..
- Large mature rear garden with patio and private outlook
- Principal bedroom with dressing room and en suite
- Spacious living room, separate dining room and garden room
- Double length garage, driveway parking and useful utility room
- Within 15-minute walk of St Margaret's station (commuter links)
- Built c.1930: solid brick construction; likely no wall insulation
- Energy Rating D; council tax in a high band
- Good scope to extend subject to planning
Set in a quiet cul-de-sac in the sought-after village of Great Amwell, this large 1930s detached family house sits on a generous, mature plot with well-maintained lawns and planted borders. The home offers spacious, flexible accommodation across two floors: a principal bedroom with en suite and dressing room, three further double bedrooms, a large living room, separate dining room, snug/playroom, study and a bright garden room opening onto the rear terrace. The kitchen/breakfast room and adjacent utility are well appointed, and the property benefits from double glazing (fitted since 2002) and mains gas central heating.
The house has been carefully looked after by the current owners and presents as a comfortable family home ready to occupy. Practical features include a double‑length garage with power and light, a broad gravel driveway and excellent mobile signal. Its location is very convenient for commuters, within a 15‑minute walk of St Margaret’s station and close to Hertford and Ware, while strong local schools and countryside amenities make it well suited to growing families.
There is clear potential to improve and extend subject to the usual consents: the wide, deep plot provides scope for lateral or rear extensions for those wanting more living space. Buyers should note some legacy construction details — the house is solid brick as built (1930s) and assumed to have no cavity wall insulation — and the energy performance is currently rated D. Council tax is in a higher band, reflecting the property’s size and location.
Overall, this is a rare opportunity to buy a substantial family home in an affluent village setting with spacious gardens and flexible accommodation, ideal for families who value space, good school access and the potential to modernise or extend to their own taste.