Extended kitchen/dining with quartz worktops and high-spec Bosch appliances
Northwest-facing garden over 80ft with countryside views and timber garden room
All windows and external doors replaced November 2023
Utility room with guest WC adds practical family layout
Planning previously granted; neighbouring loft and rear extensions common
Single family bathroom only; three bedrooms upstairs
Assumed cavity walls without insulation — potential retrofit needed
Broadband speeds reported as slow; council tax above average
Set on a peaceful cul-de-sac on the edge of Welwyn village, this thoughtfully renovated 1930s semi delivers character, space and countryside outlooks for family life. The extended kitchen/dining space is the heart of the home — recently refitted with quartz worktops, twin Bosch ovens and a Fisher & Paykel American-style fridge/freezer — and opens via French doors to a long, northwest-facing garden that catches afternoon light and evening sunsets.
The sitting room retains period charm with a cast-iron feature fireplace and natural oak floors, while practical additions include a utility room and guest WC off the kitchen. Upstairs are three bedrooms and a contemporary bathroom with a Velux skylight; all windows and external doors were replaced in November 2023, improving comfort and security.
Outside, the garden extends to over 80ft and includes a substantial timber garden room suitable for a home office or studio. There is clear potential to enlarge the footprint: planning was previously granted for a porch and neighbouring properties have added single-storey extensions and loft conversions.
Notable shortcomings are candidly stated: the home currently has a single family bathroom, broadband speeds are reported as slow, and the original cavity walls are assumed to lack insulation. Council tax is above average. These facts make the property best suited to buyers prioritising space, character and extension potential rather than those wanting immediate high-speed connectivity or a fully insulated fabric.