Flaunden, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire, HP3

Believed to date back to 1629 with extended and versatile accommodation. A huge feature is the gardens and grounds measuring 1/3 of an acre.

Description

Clonmel is a character Grade II listed detached family home believed to date back to 1629 with extended and versatile accommodation. A huge feature is the gardens and grounds measuring 1/3 of an acre and an attractive outlook over paddocks at the rear all within National Landscapes.

Offering a wealth of charm and character features, the accommodation is arranged over two well planned floors. Upon entering the property you are greeted by the welcoming entrance hallway with tucked away storage, a cloakroom, good sized utility with larder storage and a tack room with a back lobby giving access to the gardens.

The property offers four reception rooms two with beautiful open and working fireplaces and original features, there are beams in part. There is a lobby off the main sitting room to the original front door. At the heart of the home is the kitchen/breakfast room which is fitted with a traditional style painted kitchen, display cabinets, some integrated appliances and an AGA, there is ample space for a breakfast/dining table and chairs and access to the conservatory.

Upstairs there are four bedrooms, the principal being double aspect with beautiful views over fields and farmland and a bathroom adjacent. A well-appointed family bathroom serves the remaining three bedrooms, one of which has a walk in dressing room with ample built in storage.

Outside, the gardens are grounds are approaching 1/3 of an acre and are beautifully kept and thoughtfully planted with various mature flowering plants, shrubs and trees. The gardens have well organised yet a natural layout with several distinct areas. There are two driveways offering ample parking.

A large outbuilding was previously used as stabling, the front section is used as a garage with storage above and the rear as two stables however offers further potential for other uses.

Location

Flaunden village is a picturesque village on the gentle slopes above the Chess Valley on the Herts/Bucks border. St Magdalene Church built in 1838 is located in the village as well as two popular pub/restaurants, The Green Dragon and The Bricklayers Arms.

Nearby towns such as Amersham (about 5 miles), Chesham (about 4 miles) and Rickmansworth (about 6 miles) all provide comprehensive shopping facilities and amenities with Chalfont & Latimer Metropolitan/Chiltern Line station in Little Chalfont (about 3 miles) offering a regular London commuter service into Baker Street/Marylebone respectively.

The M25 and its connections to the general motorway network and Heathrow Airport is accessible at Junction 18 Chorleywood (about 4 miles).

Square Footage: 2,676 sq ft