Beechwood Drive, Aldbury, Tring, Hertfordshire

The Property:

This four bedroom detached house is nestled on a 0.25 acre plot, located on a private road in Aldbury, an ancient village on the borders of Berkhamsted and Tring. This spacious house with huge potential extends to over 2250sqft has no upper chain.

Description:

This property, with a 1/4 acre plot, boasts four bedrooms and is positioned on a secluded no-through-road. There are picturesque views of the village from the front and a sweeping driveway that leads to the house and the double garage.

Internally the accommodation is generous and bright. There is a dual aspect sitting room, dining room and a large conservatory, providing a bright and welcoming atmosphere. The study has been converted into a wet-room with w/c and there is a separate cloakroom with additional w/c. The kitchen has a breakfast area and a door leads out to the enclosed passageway, garden, garage and to the front of the house.

On the first floor, there are four bedrooms, all of which feature built-in wardrobes, and the principal bedroom boasts an en-suite shower room. A generous sized family bathroom completes this level.

The delightful rear garden is predominantly laid to lawn with mature trees and further outstanding views over countryside. Accessible from both front and back gates, the garden contributes to the overall charm of this property.

Council Tax
Band G £3,554.55 (2023/24)
Local Authority
Dacorum Council

Location:

Located in the charming village of Aldbury in the Chiltern Hills and in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The Ashridge Estate and Bridgewater monument are within walking distance and the village enjoys a vibrant and close community.

The village of Aldbury, famous for its village pond and medieval stocks is one of the county's most sought after villages. It also adjoins the National Trust Ashridge Estate with which there are 5000 acres to enjoy from your doorstep.

Aldbury boasts two popular destination pub/dining rooms, a 12th Century church, village hall, two cafes a pre school and highly regarded primary school (Ofsted Rated Good). A major benefit is the local shop/post office which serves the local community. There is a recreational ground, tennis courts and the popular allotments.

Tring station is a mile away allowing an easy commute to London Euston within 40 minutes. The A41, M1 and M25 are close by as are the local historic market towns of Tring and Berkhamsted which offer an array of independent restaurants and businesses as well as local supermarkets.