Church Street, Baldock, SG7

‘The House with two front doors’ is in the opinion of the Estate Agent one of the most interesting houses in Baldock. A four bedroom, three storey Georgian Town House, steeped In history, retaining nearly all of the period features including exposed beams, exposed brickwork and the bread oven with the, juxtaposition of a lovely contemporary kitchen with concertina doors that open into the walled garden. Houses like this and of this quality are rare in Baldock and provides a rare chance to buy a period house situated opposite the 13th Century St Marys Church that is situated in the heart of town. Church Street was deliberately planned, built, and occupied by the medieval Knights Templar in the 1140’s, who founded Baldock as a new market town. Church street is highly regarded and very convenient as you are literally within strolling distance of the Wide Georgian High Street with the world class Chapmans Butchers, Days the Bakers, 1066 Art Gallery, various coffee shops, and a wide selection of eateries and pubs including fine dining at 8 on Whitehorse Street and the Orange Tree is worth a visit for real ale enthusiast. The train station is only a 5-minute walk away, the fastest train 36 minutes to Kings Cross. There are highly regarded schools in Baldock and there are green open spaces for children to safely play plus a gym and an abundance of clubs and societies for young and old alike. Baldock enjoys a regular market and often has events such as the Beer Festival, Balstock and themed markets.

‘The House with two front doors is stunning’; a perfect blend of historic houses with a modern and contemporary interior, situated in the town centre in a very sought after road with easy access to the station.

Step Inside:

‘The House with two front doors’ is in the opinion of the Estate Agent one of the most interesting houses in Baldock, a four-bedroom, three storey Georgian Town House, steeped In History, retaining nearly all of the period features that include exposed beams, exposed brickwork and the bread oven with the, juxtaposition of a lovely contemporary kitchen with concertina doors that open into the walled garden. Upstairs we have two floors and on each we have two double bedrooms each with a family bathroom. The right-hand door opens into a beautiful room, and you begin to get a hint of the properties' period features including the exposed brick and the bread oven, the owners use this room as a music room. To the right is the snug with a lovely brick fireplace and wood burning stove; this dual aspect room has double opening doors to the walled garden. There is 26 ft kitchen and family room with concertina doors that open to the land scaped walled garden lovely for those alfresco summer ...

About Baldock:

Houses like this and of this quality are rare in Baldock and provides a rare chance to buy a period house situated opposite the 13th Century St Marys Church, situated in the heart of town, Church Street was deliberately planned, built, and occupied by the medieval Knights Templar in the 1140’s, who founded Baldock as a new market town; other famous residents have included Lady Lilly Langtree and because of its location on the Great North Road (33 miles north of London), the town has hosted passing figures like King Charles I (who passed through under arrest in 1648) and highwayman Dick Turpin. Church street is highly regarded and very convenient, you are literally within strolling distance of the Wide Georgian High Street with the world class Chapmans Butchers, Days the Bakers, 1066 Art Gallery, various coffee shops, and a wide selection of eateries and pubs including fine dining at 8 on Whitehorse street and the Orange Tree is worth a visit for real ale enthusiast. The train st...

Step Outside:

The walled garden is lovely and a real sun trap and designed for those balmy summer evenings. Beautifully landscaped and designed with a porcelain style smooth patio and a lovely, cobbled patio area in front of the kitchen, there is also a small garden for flowers or perhaps a herb or salad garden. The exposed brick walls are complimented by planters with an abundance of shrubs and flowers, and in one corner a sun canopy. All in all, a beautiful tranquil space to relax and enjoy.

Agents Note:

Draft details yet to be approved by the vendor and may be subject to change.

Material Information:

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Water: Mains supply
Electric: Mains supply
Drainage: Mains supply
Flood risk: No flooding in last 5 years
Mobile/Phone: Good
Tenure: Freehold
Council Tax Band: Band D
Council tax payable: £2,551 per annum
Length of lease: N/A
Ground Rent details: N/A
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