- Three bedrooms across three storeys with versatile room set-up
- Private paved area with direct access to communal gardens
- Off-street parking, integral garage and EV charging point
- Double glazing installed after 2002 and mains gas central heating
- Small plot size; communal gardens provide main outdoor space
- Likely solid brick walls with no added cavity insulation
- Council tax above average; tenure currently unknown
- Excellent walkability to Harpenden station and town centre
Set within the leafy, well-regarded Haddon Court development, this three-bedroom end-terrace townhouse combines commuter convenience with low-maintenance outdoor space. The property is an easy five-minute walk to Harpenden High Street and mainline station, making it ideal for professionals and families who need swift access to central London.
The home offers flexible living across three storeys: an entrance hall with integral garage and utility space, a first-floor living/dining area opening via sliding doors to a paved private area and communal gardens, and three good-sized bedrooms on the top floor. Practical features include off-street parking, an EV charging point, double glazing (post-2002) and gas central heating via boiler and radiators.
Buyers should note the plot is small and the property dates from the 1970s; external walls are likely original solid brick with no added cavity insulation. Council tax sits above average. Tenure is currently unknown and should be confirmed early in the purchase process. Despite these points, the layout, proximity to excellent local schools and low local crime make this a comfortable, convenient family home with potential to modernise further.
For families, the immediate access to multiple highly rated primary and secondary schools is a strong draw. For commuters, the short walk to Harpenden station and fast broadband and mobile coverage are significant practical benefits. The communal gardens offer a larger green aspect without private garden maintenance.
