- Two double bedrooms, modern family bathroom
- Lounge with wood burner, cosy ground-floor living
- Fitted kitchen/dining room, practical layout
- Landscaped rear garden, small and low-maintenance
- Driveway off-street parking for one vehicle
- Average 741 sqft; compact rooms throughout
- Potential loft conversion where rooflights exist (investigate)
- Freehold; affordable council tax, low local crime
Well-presented and practical, this two-bedroom mid-terrace sits within walking distance of Hemel Hempstead station and local schools. The ground floor offers a cosy lounge with a wood burner and an open fitted kitchen/dining room, making it well suited to first-time buyers or young couples seeking straightforward, move-in-ready accommodation.
Upstairs provides two double bedrooms and a modern family bathroom. The property benefits from double glazing, mains gas central heating, a landscaped rear garden and driveway parking — useful extras in this popular residential area. The mid-century build and filled cavity walls point to solid, conventional construction with low immediate maintenance needs.
Notable considerations: the plot is small and the house is average-sized at about 741 sqft, so space is limited compared with larger family homes. Loft conversion potential may exist where rooflights are present, but any works would require investigation and approvals. The property is freehold with affordable council tax and low local crime, set in a very affluent area with fast broadband and excellent mobile signal.
Overall, this terraced home offers a convenient, low-maintenance base close to transport links and schools. It suits buyers prioritising location and move-in readiness, with scope to add value through sympathetic internal modernisation or potential loft development.
