Trooper Road, Aldbury, Tring

A charming three bedroomed detached Grade 2 Listed cottage which has been sympathetically extended to offer well proportioned accommodation whilst retaining a wealth of original features. The original parts of the cottage date back to the early 18th century. Sear’s cottage features as one of the historical properties in this much sort after Chiltern villages.

The property comprises entrance hall, sitting room, dining room, spacious kitchen/breakfast room, downstairs W/C. On the first floor there are three double bedrooms. The master benefits from an en-suite shower room and dressing room that could be used as a study or nursery.

The current owners have added a garden room/office in 2021 which adds valuable space from which to enjoy the delightful cottage garden. Ideal for working from home or enjoying a gin and tonic with the sunset. The building has windows and double doors onto the garden and the side room can be accessed from the rear driveway as well. There is gated access to the rear drive way which offers parking for one vehicle which is reached via the lane to the side which leads to the ever popular allotments and play area. From the driveway there is a door accessing a storage room/office of the garden building.

Sear’s cottage has numerous original features which include exposed timbers and a tiled floor to the entrance hall.

LOCATION

The village of Aldbury, famed for its village pond and medieval stocks is one of the county's most sought after villages which sits at the foot of the Chiltern Hills and lies within an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It also adjoins the National Trust Ashridge Estate with which there are 5000 acres to enjoy from your door step.

Aldbury boats two popular destination pub/dining rooms, a 12th Century church, village hall, three cafes, 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 with playground.

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.