Chain-free village home with garden, garage and excellent commuter links.
No upper chain, ready for quick completion
Re-tiled kitchen, separate utility and ground-floor cloakroom
Private re-landscaped rear garden with new patio
Garage with potential for conversion (planning/consents required)
Close to Hemel Hempstead station — ~25min to London Euston
Advertised both as two and three bedrooms — verify layout
Built 1930s–1940s on solid brick; insulation upgrades likely needed
Freehold, very low local crime, fast broadband and mobile signal
No upper chain and a convenient Boxmoor village address make this semi-detached home easy to move into quickly. The ground floor has a re-tiled kitchen, separate utility and cloakroom, plus a bright lounge/diner that opens onto a private, re-landscaped rear garden with a new patio — useful for families or commuters who want outside space and low-maintenance landscaping.
The property includes an integral garage with potential for conversion to a home office or studio (subject to consents), off-street parking and a decent plot. It is freehold, lies close to Hemel Hempstead station with frequent fast services to London, and sits in a very low-crime, affluent neighbourhood with excellent mobile and fast broadband — appealing to professionals and commuters.
Important practical points: the listing contains inconsistent bedroom information (advertised as both two and three bedrooms) — buyers should verify the actual layout. The house was built mid-20th century with solid brick walls likely lacking cavity insulation, so upgrading insulation and heating efficiency may be needed. Council tax is moderate and there is no flood risk.
Overall this is a straightforward village-location home with good commuter links and garden/garage potential. It suits buyers seeking quick possession and scope to add value through insulation, energy upgrades or a sensible garage conversion, but factor in retrofit costs.