Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 29 Brook Street, Hitchin, a cozy and compact detached type home with 3 bed in the SG5 4LA area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band D.
This classic property was built
The neighbourhood is known for having good properties at a reasonable price -
with a market valuation of £325,000 and a rental potential of £2,113 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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Set back off the road and fronted with a large driveway, sits
this very private detached family home situated in the heart of
Stotfold, in an extremely convenient location with walks, shops and
pubs moments from the doorstep.
A particular feature of this property is a very loved, large,
south facing rear garden. A ‘gardeners paradise’ offering ponds,
out buildings, and a super alfresco dining patio with grape vines
above!
On entering the home you are greeted by a welcoming hallway with
cupboard’s, storage spaces and even a dog’s den. The homely kitchen
is well appointed with solid wood work surfaces and breakfast bar,
space for a range cooker and an arch leading through to a
convenient utility area. The ground floor is further complimented
with a cloakroom whilst the large living room and spacious
conservatory make a great open space for all the family to come
together with views over the wonderful garden. To the first floor
are three generous bedrooms, the master with walk-in shower, and a
refitted family bathroom. To the front of the property is a
driveway that provides off road parking for four vehicles and a
garage which has been divided up to create an extra whitegoods
storage area close to the house with two thirds then being left for
storage, bicycles and motorbikes etc.
Ground Floor
Front Door:
Double glazed front door with double glazed flank window. Hive
security camera and heating control.
Entrance Hall:
Stairs to first floor with cupboard under. Two radiators. Storage
cupboard. Coved ceiling. Karndean flooring.
Cloakroom:
A white suite comprising vanity unit with inset wash hand basin and
low level wc. Tiled splashback area. Radiator. Double glazed window
to front. Karndean flooring.
Kitchen:
Abt. 9‘ 8"e; x 9‘ 4"e; (2.95m x 2.84m) A well
appointed kitchen comprising a good range of eye and base level
units with solid wood worktops. Single drainer one and a half bowl
sink unit. Breakfast bar. Space for a range cooker. Plumbing for
dishwasher. Cupboard housing gas boiler. Double glazed window to
side. Inset ceiling lights. Coved ceiling. Karndean flooring. Arch
to utility.
Utility:
Abt. 8‘ 1"e; x 5‘ 9"e; (2.46m x 1.75m) Fitted with
a range of units to match those of the kitchen with solid wood
worktop. Double glazed window to front. Double glazed door to side.
Radiator. Coved ceiling. Plumbing for automatic washing machine.
Space for fridgefreezer. Karndean flooring.
Living Room:
Abt. 16‘ 3"e; x 15‘ 0"e; (4.95m x 4.57m) A good
sized living room with a feature inset living flame coal effect gas
fire. Window to rear. Double glazed sliding patio doors to
conservatory. Vintage style radiator. Coved ceiling. Karndean
flooring.
Conservatory:
Abt. 14‘ 0"e; x 11‘ 3"e; (4.27m x 3.43m) Of brick
and upvc double glazed construction. Radiator. Double glazed french
doors to rear garden. Tiled flooring.
First Floor
Landing:
Double glazed window to side. Loft access. Carpet as fitted.
Bedroom One:
Abt. 13‘ 4"e; x 9‘ 6"e; (4.06m x 2.90m) Double
glazed window to rear. Radiator. Coved ceiling. Carpet as
fitted.
Wet Room:
Fully tiled with power shower.
Bedroom Two:
Abt. 11‘ 1"e; x 8‘ 9"e; (3.38m x 2.67m) Double
glazed window to front. Radiator. Coved ceiling. Carpet as
fitted.
Bedroom Three:
Abt. 8‘ 10"e; x 6‘ 3"e; (2.69m x 1.91m) Double
glazed window to rear. Radiator. Carpet as fitted.
Bathroom:
A refitted white suite comprising corner bath with mixer tap,
shower over and glass shower screen. Vanity unit with inset wash
hand basin and low level wc. Fully tiled walls. Heated towel rail.
Double glazed window to front. Bluetooth mirror and shaving point.
Inset ceiling lights. Tiled flooring.
Outside
Front Garden:
A good sized driveway that provides off road parking for
approximately four vehicles.
Rear Garden:
This beautiful, south facing rear garden that is approximately 95ft
in length is an absolute delight. Interwoven with the mature lawns
is a large ornamental pond with pergola over and patio area
adjacent, a wildlife pond, and, towards the base of the garden, is
an alfresco dining area with pergola and grapevine, a large
outhouse with fitted units and tiled floor, a brick built barbecue
and timber shed. Gated side access. Outside lighting.
Garage:
A brick built garage currently divided into two areas. There is an
electric roller door to the front, pitched roof, power and light
and a personal door to the rear.
Additional Information
Location and Amenities:
Surrounded by breathtaking countryside, Stotfold offers all the
advantages of life in a small and charming town and yet, thanks to
the area-s superb transport connections, also ensures that the
bright lights of London are within easy reach.
Graced by the River Ivel which runs through the town, Stotfold has
always been a desirable place in which to live, with evidence of
human habitation stretching back to the Stone Age. Recorded in the
Domesday Book of 1086, the small settlement of Stotfold continued
to develop largely because of its strategic positioning on the
Great North Road, eventually being regarded by the 1800-s as a
prosperous place in which to live. Today, the gentle passage of
time is still evident within the town, with a number of surviving
buildings bearing witness to Stotfold-s unfolding history,
including the Norman church of St. Mary-s, Randall-s Mill and many
charming cottages. These are complemented by a comprehensive and
more modern range of local amenities, including day to day
shopping, a doctor-s surgery and a choice of pubs and restaurants.
The educational needs of children of all ages are also well catered
for by a number of excellent schools in the vicinity.
Located just minutes away from Junction 10 of the A1(M) and the
national motorway network beyond, Stotfold is equally well-served
by a local bus network, whilst London-s Kings Cross station can be
reached from the neighbouring village of Arlesey in a little under
40 minutes.
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Tax band D
513 sqm plot
