Set within a village location, this charming detached cottage blends period character with a modern, sympathetic finish offering good sized and practical living spaces throughout. Highlights include a sociable layout for entertaining, bespoke oak fitted kitchen with bar and sunny conservatory breakfast room, three double bedrooms with woodland views and en-suite to principal, modern finishings and private courtyard-style rear garden with ample off-road parking to the front.

Step Inside:

Entering through the front door of this beautiful cottage, you step straight into the heart of the home, a beautifully bespoke oak kitchen that immediately shows how this detached cottage blends period character with a modern, sympathetic finish that suits its age. Handmade tiling above the oven adds a real artisan touch, while a smart range of integrated appliances keeps things sleek and practical. The kitchen and adjoining bar area are particularly well appointed, with integrated appliances including two wine fridges, making it ideal for entertaining.
The breakfast area is currently arranged as a bar and has long been the social hub of the home for gatherings with friends and family. Just off the bar there’s also a handy ground floor WC, adding everyday convenience. The adjoining conservatory makes a wonderful breakfast room, catching the morning sun and garden views, offering year-round comfort thanks to heating and fitted blinds.
Beyond the kitchen, the hallway, living...

Step Outside:

Outside, the cottage makes an immediate impression with its charming, tucked-away feel and a mix of traditional finishes that show off the character of the building. The main elevation is smartly presented with contrasting dark timber-style detailing, leaded windows and attractive dormers, while the roofline and chimney add to the classic cottage look.
To the rear, the conservatory sits neatly off the house and feels like a natural extension, overlooking a private courtyard-style garden that’s ideal for easy outdoor living. The space is largely laid to paving and gravel, creating plenty of room for seating, entertaining and summer barbecues, with planting kept in pots and well-established shrubs for a softer, greener feel without being high maintenance.
The grounds are nicely enclosed with fencing and mature trees beyond, giving a good sense of privacy and seclusion. There’s also a lovely sense of character around the outbuildings and boundary walls, which add texture and ...

About The Area

Gosmore, a quaint village, sits on the southern edge of Hitchin (North Hertfordshire), so day-to-day life here tends to revolve around Hitchin’s town-centre amenities. Hitchin offers a broad mix of independent shops, cafés and restaurants, along with the usual supermarkets and services you’d expect from a well-established market town. The village itself and nearby villages offer warm, cozy country pubs and open green spaces.
For commuters, the key draw is Hitchin railway station, which is close by and provides direct rail connections into London as well as services north towards Cambridge (routes and journey times vary by operator and time of day). By road, Gosmore is also well placed for the A1(M), giving practical driving routes both down towards London and up towards Cambridge and the wider region.
Families often look to Hitchin for schooling options too, as the town has a range of state and independent schools (it’s worth checking current catchment areas and admissions...

Agents Note:

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