Haygarth, Knebworth, SG3

This two bedroom ground floor split level flat has many impressive features including an open planned lounge/diner, fitted kitchen, separate ground floor w/c, a luxury first floor bathroom, double glazing, central heating, communal gardens and a private garage. It is also well decorated throughout and ready to move into.

The property is located just off the high street a short walk into the village which has a selection of local shops such as, eateries, an award winning butchers, supermarket, cafes, an independent wine store. There is also a selection of services such as junior infant school, dentist, doctors, chemist, church's. Sports are also available including golf, tennis and a bowling green. 

Transport is available with direct lines into London Kings Cross or Cambridge. also by road the A1 is close by and local towns such as Hertford, Ware, Stevenage, Welwyn garden city and St Albans are within driving distance. The closest Airport is Luton which is approximately 13 miles away 

Lounge 14'1ft x 11'5ft

Dining area 6'7ft x 5'8ft

Kitchen 7'10ft x 7'2ft

Separate w/c

Bedroom one 12'0ft x 10'4ft

Bedroom two 10'4ft x 9'1ft

Bathroom

Garage and also permit parking for the close

Communal gardens

A History of the Knebworth can be found below

There is evidence of people living in the area as far back as the 11th century as it is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086 where it is referred to as Chenepeworde with a recorded population of 33 households and land belonging to Eskil (of Ware),^[2][3] a thegn of King Edward the Confessor. The name 'Knebworth' may mean either the farm belonging to the 5th century Saxon Dane, Cnebba,^[4] or simply There is an alternative interpretation, though, that the name could instead have meant 'village on the hill'.^[3] The spelling of the name 'Chenepeworde' has since changed to become the modern spelling of 'Knebworth'.

The original village, now known as Old Knebworth, developed within the parish of the Church of St Mary and St Thomas. The stone church was built around 1120,^[5] and although the Domesday Book makes no mention of the church there is speculation to suggest there may have been a Saxon church of timber on the site before the more substantial one was built

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