Meesden, Buntingford, Hertfordshire, SG9

3 Rose Cottages is one of a pair of semi-detached houses built in the 1920's toward the edge of the picturesque village of Meesden. A small village with a variety of mainly period properties all well set back from a minor country lane.

The original house is a solid construction and was extended about 12 years ago. The extension was constructed with a timber frame. The exterior elevations are largely boarded set under a tiled roof with some solar panels.

The accommodation inside is well-presented and proportioned with a hallway, a staircase to the first floor and doors which lead off to the kitchen/breakfast room. The kitchen has a good range of storage cupboards, a recess for a Range and integrated dishwasher. A rear hallway leads to a cloakroom and the utility room where there is a gas-fired boiler which provides the heating and hot water (propane).

From the breakfast room there is a sitting room and a family/summer room with double glazing and double doors out to the terrace.

On the first floor, there are three bedrooms, the largest is the master bedroom which has an adjoining shower room. There is also a family bathroom.

Outside the property there is parking for four/five vehicles and an area of lawn leading to a weatherboarded garage, and behind the garage is the propane gas tank. The gardens behind include raised flowerbed and terrace as well as two timber sheds and a generous area of lawn and behind the property is a meadow and woodland beyond.

AGENTS NOTE: There are 16 solar panels on the south and west roof elevations.

Meesden is a scattered hamlet of principally period houses set amongst fine countryside and is broadly equidistant from the villages of Great and Little Hormead and Brent Pelham. There are mainline railway stations at Royston offering regular commuter services to London Kings Cross or Audley End offering services to London Liverpool Street, both around 15/20 minutes’ drive away. The A10 is approx. 4 miles away and provides road communications with London, the M25, Cambridge and the Midlands.