Little Tring, Tring, Hertfordshire HP23

One of only a handful of homes in Little Tring, this charming nineteenth century cottage occupies an enviable position within one of Tring's lesser-known and most picturesque enclaves. Open countryside lies quite literally on the doorstep, yet the town centre is less than a mile away.

Tucked away from the bustle of everyday life, it enjoys a setting that feels remarkably rural despite its proximity to the town.

Positioned at the end of this distinctive terrace, the house combines characterful accommodation with beautifully mature gardens and the increasingly rare benefit of private parking and a garage.

Approached through the garden gate, one gets a first glimpse of the colourful gardens that wrap around this delightful home. The winding path leads gently to the front door, creating a wonderfully picturesque arrival that feels more village than town. From the outset, the house reveals a warmth and informality entirely in keeping with its setting. The reception hall provides an inviting introduction to the accommodation beyond.

To the front of the house, the sitting room is centred around an attractive exposed brick fireplace, creating a natural focal point. Open to the sitting room, yet possessing a distinct character of its own, the dining room is a particularly appealing space, enhanced by a vaulted ceiling rising to more than nine feet in height. Together, the two rooms provide an easy and sociable arrangement for everyday living and entertaining, while the combination of exposed brickwork, period proportions and the vaulted ceiling lends a character that feels both relaxed and distinctive.

Positioned between these principal living spaces and the hallway, the kitchen is generously proportioned and fitted with traditional cabinetry and tiled flooring. Beyond the kitchen, an additional room offers valuable flexibility and could serve equally well as a study, separate dining room, or a third bedroom depending on individual requirements.

The bathroom completes the ground floor.

Upstairs, the first floor accommodates two comfortable double bedrooms, one positioned to the front of the house and the other overlooking the gardens to the rear.

Outside, the gardens are undoubtedly one of the property's defining features. Beautifully mature and thoughtfully planted, they unfold as a colourful and deeply private outdoor space filled with established shrubs, flowering borders and areas of lawn. Throughout the warmer months, the garden becomes a tapestry of colour and texture, creating a haven for both wildlife and keen gardeners alike. Two separate seating areas allow the garden to be enjoyed throughout the day, including a sheltered courtyard immediately behind the kitchen which enjoys the morning sun.

To the rear, the property benefits from driveway parking together with a garage - an increasingly uncommon advantage for cottages of this age and type.

As is typical of many historic cottage terraces, the neighbouring cottages enjoy a pedestrian right of way across part of the garden. The house is also served by a shared private drainage system, with a modest contribution towards ongoing maintenance and emptying costs.

Offered for sale with no upper chain and available for the first time in almost three decades, this is a cottage that offers a particularly appealing balance between countryside tranquillity and everyday convenience. With rural walks beginning from the front door, beautiful gardens unfolding all around and the amenities of the town close at hand, it captures something increasingly difficult to find: a slower, more connected way of living, without sacrificing accessibility.

ANTI-MONEY LAUNDERING

In line with UK Anti Money Laundering (AML) regulations, we are legally obliged to verify the identity of all prospective purchasers once an offer has been accepted. To carry out this process, we use a trusted third-party identity verification system. A nominal fee of £42 per person (inclusive of VAT) applies for this service.