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" This is a rarely available detached bungalow built in the 1950's, situated in what is regarded as one of the most prestigious locations in the village being within easy reach of the high street and the station. The spacious accommodation comprises: Entrance lobby, hallway, large living room , kitchen, 2 double bedrooms and a modern bathroom. Outside there is a good size and well secluded rear garden, a neatly laid out front garden and a garage with driveway parking. Noteworthy features include gas heating to radiators, UPVC double glazing and cavity wall insulation. CHAIN FREE.

Entrance Lobby With a double glazed opaque glass entrance door and windows to the side, polished wood panelled door to: Hallway With an airing cupboard housing an insulated hot water cylinder with fitted immersion heater and shelving above, panel radiator, hatch to the loft which is easily accessible via loft ladder, telephone point. Living Room 22' x 12' (triple aspect) (6.71m x 3.66m

( triple This bright and spacious living room is decorated in neutral tones and has a fitted polished wood fire surround with a marble inlay and hearth and a fitted coal effect electric fire. There is also a gas point, 1 double and 1 single panel radiator, TV point, double glazed windows to the front and side aspects, full height double glazed window to the rear and double glazed sliding door to the rear garden itself, 3 wall light points. Kitchen 10'6' x 9'4' (3.20m x 2.84m) Fitted with a range of wood panelled units comprising a single drainer 1? bowl stainless steel sink unit with a mixer tap, base units to 3 walls with roll top working surfaces, fitted wall cupboards and display cabinet, fully tiled walls in complementary tiling, built in Neff oven with a Blanco 4 ring ceramic hob and a concealed extractor hood above, broom/storage cupboard, plumbing for washing machine, space for fridge and tumble dryer, double glazed windows overlooking the rear garden, wall mounted Ideal classic gas fired boiler serving the heating and hot water, archway to: Rear Lobby With a space for a fridge/freezer, shelving and cupboards, fully tiled walls, double glazed door to the rear garden. Bedroom 1 13'6' x 10'6' (4.11m x 3.20m) This is a good size double bedroom with a fitted wardrobe with ample hanging space and storage, panel radiator, TV point, double glazed windows overlooking the rear garden. Bedroom 2 13'6' x 9'4' maximum (L-shaped) (4.11m x 2.84m max This dual aspect double bedroom has a panel radiator and double glazed windows to the front and side aspects. Bathroom 8'6' x 6'2' (2.59m x 1.88m) With a modern white suite comprising a panel bath with a corner mixer tap, overhead Aqualisa shower unit, shower curtain and rail, pedestal wash basin with a mixer tap, low level WC, fully tiled walls to complement the suite, panel radiator, double glazed opaque windows. Rear Garden This good size and well secluded rear garden measures approximately 65' deep by 50' wide. It is neatly laid out with a paved sun terrace immediately to the rear of the bungalow with steps leading down through a timber archway to a large lawned area with well stocked flower and shrub borders. There is also a timber garden shed at the rear of the garden. The garden is bounded by high timber fencing and mature hedgerows and there is a wide sideway with a timber side gate leading to the front garden. Front Garden The front garden is also neatly laid out and measures approximately 30' deep by 50' wide and has lawned areas, well stocked flower beds and shrub borders. There is a brick retaining wall to the front and a block brick driveway leads to: Garage 16'6' x 8'3' (5.03m x 2.51m) This single garage has an up and over door to the front, power and lighting and a personal door to the sideway. Viewing Information BY APPOINTMENT ONLY THROUGH PUTTERILLS OF HERTFORDSHIRE, THROUGH WHOM ALL NEGOTIATIONS SHOULD BE CONDUCTED, 01438 817007. Knebworth village dates back to Neolithic times and lies between the towns of Stevenage (to the north) and Welwyn Garden City (to the south). The County Town of Hertford is within a short driving distance and London is easily accessible by road via the A1 (M), or the mainline rail link (Kings Cross approx 32 minutes). Our busy High Street has shops that adequately cater for daily needs and includes: 2 chemists, post office, library, doctors surgery, 2 dentists, Cooperative general store, builders merchants, well regarded junior/mixed infant school, churches and a recreational ground with tennis courts, bowling green and childrens play area. On the village outskirts is Knebworth's private members Golf Club and a Fitness centre with gymnasium and pool facilities.

Close by Old Knebworth is more rural and is home to the Lytton Arms public house (that regularly hold beer festivals), and Knebworth House - inhabited by Lord Cobbold and his family since 1492.
Since 1974 Knebworth has been famously associated with numerous major open air rock and pop concerts which have been held in the grounds of Knebworth House.
On 16 June 1990 the village was twinned with the commune of Chatelaillon-Plage in France.
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