Queens Court, Codicote, Hitchin, Hertfordshire

The Property:

Plot 1 Queens Court is a two bedroom, two bathroom ground floor apartment with 895 sq ft of accommodation, private outdoor space and two parking spaces.

This stunning building has been thoughtfully converted into five luxurious one and two bedroom apartments, offering a high-specification standard of living.

Description:

Each apartment has been meticulously designed to offer the best of modern living, using neutral tones, modern finishes and high-end appliances to create a warm and inviting atmosphere that will make you feel right at home.

The open-plan kitchen/living area provides ample space for relaxing, dining and entertaining guests, while the bedrooms are spacious and comfortable.

This ground floor apartment offers a unique feature of outside space, providing the perfect blend of indoor and outdoor living, in a picturesque village location.

In addition to the outside space, the propery has two allocated parking spaces and an EV charging point.

In summary, these five apartments in the village of Codicote offer a luxurious standard of living,

With a high-specification finish and picturesque village location, these apartments offer the perfect blend of modern living and rural charm.

Buyers Information:
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Location:

Codicote has a thriving community and boasts a good selection of local shops that cater for everyday need; a post office and well stocked convenience store, quality family butcher, several public houses along with a pharmacy.

Codicote C of E Primary School has the OFSTED rating of ‘Outstanding’.

The village boasts many historical buildings, some of which date back to the 1600’s and is awash with period charm and character which adds to its appeal.