High Street, Much Hadham, Hertfordshire, SG10

The Red Lion is an historical building in a prominent position in the High Street. For many years it was a Coaching Inn, with origins probably dating back to the around 1450, now Grade II Listed considered to be of architectural and historical merit. Number 5 is a two bedroom end of terrace property situated in a courtyard setting, just a short walk from Much Hadham High Street.

The accommodation includes a kitchen eye which has base level cupboards, space for white goods, fridge, inset 4-ring gas hob, inset double oven and a picture window to front aspect which is south facing. Inner lobby with the gas boiler and door to the ground floor bathroom which is fully tiled with a white three piece suite and a casement window to front. The sitting room has a wood burner, exposed timbers throughout, two leaded windows to the rear and a leaded window to front aspect. A staircase leads to a first floor. . Stairs lead down to the dining room which has a casement door to the front and stairs to further landing which leads to bedroom two.

On the first floor reached from the sitting room staircase is the master bedroom which has a semi vaulted ceiling, two casement windows to the front and exposed timbers throughout. Bedroom two is reached from the staircase in the dining room and has a semi vaulted ceiling, a loft which is fully insulated and casement window to front aspect.

Outside, there is allocated parking for two cars. No. 5 owns a small parcel of landscaped garden with a lawn, shrubs and herbs. In addition, stone steps lead to the south west facing communal gardens which lie to the back of the properties and are laid to lawn, partially walled and partially enclosed by timber fencing,

Agents note: There is a management charge of £50 per month for the upkeep of the communal car park, gardens and lighting. Managed by a residents' association

Much Hadham is a very popular and well known East Hertfordshire village with local store, health centre, garage, fire station, recreation ground, public house and primary school. The area is convenient for the commuter, as it is situated almost equidistant between the A10 and M11. The towns of Bishop’s Stortford and Ware lie approximately 6 miles and 8 miles distant respectively, and provide a more comprehensive range of facilities, and both have mainline stations to London Liverpool Street. There are two golf courses within 2 miles of the village.