A spacious, semi-detached family home on a sought-after cul de sac just over a mile from Harpenden station, with parking and southwest-facing garden.

This light-filled home was built in the 1950’s and has been extensively improved over the years to create a bright and open layout that is ideal for modern family life.

The ground floor has good flow, with plenty of space for entertaining. The light entrance hall is welcoming with its two roof lights, leading to a shower room/WC, a useful storage area for coats, and a cupboard/kitchen pantry. The kitchen at the front of the house is fitted with Crown joinery and engineered flooring, plus a range of appliances including a Leisure Zenith 110 rangemaster style cooker. The kitchen is open to the dining area which has a wall of glazed bifold doors leading out to the garden, opening up the space to the outdoors during the warmer months. The sitting room is equally blessed with natural light, also with a wall of bifold doors and roof lights, as well as Crittall-style doors from both the entrance hall and dining room adding to the profusion of natural light provided by the south-westerly aspect.

Upstairs, the four bedrooms are arranged together around a central landing and include three good-size double rooms and a fourth smaller bedroom, with the first floor rounded off with a family bath and shower room.

Outside
The house is approached over a private driveway with space for two vehicles; a side gate leads along the side of the house to the rear garden, which is southwest facing and landscaped to include a generous decking terrace and paved patio – ideal for alfresco entertaining – an area of lawn and two storage buildings. These include a wooden shed and a detached garden room added in 2023 which is currently used as a gym but could equally make a fantastic home office.

Location
The house is within easy reach of all the amenities of Southdown, while Harpenden’s thriving High Street is about a mile north, together with a comprehensive range of shopping facilities, including Sainsbury’s, Waitrose and a Marks and Spencer store. It boasts an excellent selection of restaurants, coffee shops and numerous independent shops. The town is home to several outstanding state schools as well as independent schools, with further options accessible in nearby St Albans or Hemel Hempstead.

Good sporting and leisure facilities include a sports centre with indoor swimming pool, rugby, tennis, bowling and cricket clubs, together with three golf courses. Cycling, riding and walking can be enjoyed in the Woodland Trust’s Heartwood Forest and Rothamsted Estate.

Nearby Stations
Harpenden Station
Luton Parkway Station
St Albans City Station

Key Locations
Rothamsted Park
Rothamsted Manor
Harpenden Common
The Eric Morecambe Centre
Heartwood Forest
The Nickey Line
St Albans Cathedral
Verulamium Park
Luton Hoo
Knebworth House and Gardens
Stockwood Discovery Centre
Whipsnade Zoo
Shaws Corner (National Trust)

Nearby Schools
Wood End School
Roundwood Park School
Beeches Primary School
Crabtree Infants’ and Junior School
Manland Primary School
St. George’s School
Sir John Lawes School
Aldwickbury School
St. Hilda’s School
The King’s School
St. Albans High School for Girls
St. Albans Boys School
Beechwood Park School