Pretty character cottage with immense charm and off-street parking

Description

This charming cottage, believed to date back to the 1860s, is full of character and beautifully presented, offering a wonderful blend of period charm and modern comfort throughout.

A welcoming porch leads into the attractive sitting room, where a lovely open fireplace creates a cosy focal point. From here, a door opens into the dining room, which also features an inviting fireplace with wood burner and a brick surround. The bright, double-aspect kitchen is well equipped with an excellent range of fitted wall and base units, along with a hob, oven, dishwasher and fridge. A door from the kitchen opens out onto the courtyard garden.

Upstairs, there are two delightful bedrooms, the second having fitted wardrobes and a well-appointed bathroom.

Outside
To the front of the property is a gravelled driveway providing off-street parking.

The pretty courtyard garden is a perfect spot for summer entertaining, and there is also a very useful outbuilding with built-in heating, storage, light and power - currently being used as a home office but equally suitable as a home gym, studio or additional reception room.

Location

The property enjoys an enviable location within reach of both Rickmansworth and Northwood town centres. Both towns offer Metropolitan Line underground railway stations Northwood Station 1.8 miles and Moor Park 1.6 miles (distances approx.), comprehensive shopping and an excellent choice of restaurants and cafes.

Sports and fitness enthusiasts are well catered for with clubs for golf, tennis, football, cricket and extensive facilities within the David Lloyd Sports and Social Club, just half a mile away (approx.).

There is a good choice of schools in the area both state and private including: St Helen’s and Northwood College for girls, St Martin’s, St John's and Merchant Taylors’ for boys.

Square Footage: 637 sq ft



Directions

From Rickmansworth Station roundabout take the first exit, to under the railway bridge and at the next roundabout take the second exit in the direction of Northwood. At the next roundabout take the second exit, go over the canal and at the next roundabout take the second exit, also signposted to Northwood. Proceed up Batchworth Hill for approximately a mile and at The Green Man public house, turn right into White Hill and the house can be found further down on the left.