Archive Mews, Kingshill Way, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, HP4

Situated in a prestigious gated development formerly part of the British Film Institute National Archive, this impressive Grade II listed residence is of Jacobean and Georgian origins and offers a wealth of character and beautiful period details.

A magnificent dual-aspect drawing room features an attractive open fireplace with tiled surround, ornate ceiling and woodwork, built-in bookcases, original shutters, and french doors opening to the terrace. A charming second reception includes a Jacobean inglenook fireplace and doors to the garden. The kitchen/breakfast room is fitted with bespoke cabinetry with oak worktops and butler sink, and includes range cooker, microwave, dishwasher, fridge and freezer. A sizeable cellar is a useful addition.

The stunning double height hallway gives access to the first floor, which comprises a large bedroom with ornate fireplace, plus a modern family bathroom. On the second floor, the impressive principal bedroom features three sets of french doors opening onto a balcony with superb views. There is a further bedroom and family bathroom on this floor.

Outside, the beautiful, private gardens benefit from a sunny aspect and feature extensive lawns, a large paved terrace, and mature trees and planting. There are two allocated parking spaces within the mews along with a separate lawned communal garden space.

Gas fired boiler serving domestic hot water and heating. Mains water, electricity and drainage.

Council tax band G (Dacorum).

Service charge of approx £900/year.

Berkhamsted, surrounded by attractive Chilterns countryside, is an historic market town offering excellent shopping, sporting and education facilities. For commuters, the A41 bypass offers good connections to both the M1 and M25, while the mainline station provides a fast and frequent service to London (Euston).