Meadow Road, Berkhamsted, HP4

Property Reference: 2963029.

Beautifully Presented Four Bedroom Home with Panoramic Views across Berkhamsted

Available to move in from 19th September. References will be required

Occupying an elevated position on one of Berkhamsted’s most coveted streets, this elegant 1930s home offers immaculately presented living arranged over three floors, where the views lift with every storey until the whole town lies below you. Renovated throughout to an exacting standard, it balances the character of the original house with a confident, contemporary hand, and stands within easy walking distance of the mainline station, the High Street and Bridgewater School. There is off-street parking to the front for two cars.

Ground Floor

The sitting room's broad bay windows draw in the morning light, while the original fireplace and decorative cornicing remain beautifully intact, a quiet reminder of the quality of the house's original construction. At night, the warm lights and soft chenille voile transform the space into a cozy snug; the perfect place to put your feet up after a long day.

To the rear, the extended open-plan kitchen and dining room is the heart of the home. A skylight and beautiful South-facing French doors bathe the room in natural light, creating a living space that is breathtakingly serene. A generous kitchen island anchors the room; both a social centre and culinary stage, set against white stone worktops and a considered palette of smoked wood tones. Herringbone flooring runs underfoot throughout. On the dining wall, a landscape mural by Swedish designers, BellarteSTUDIO, in dusty pinks and burnt umber lends the space a note of refined individuality. As the day turns, the evening sun falls straight through the open doors and across the floor, and the boundary between inside and out quietly dissolves. A downstairs powder room completes the ground floor.

First and Second Floors

Three bedrooms are arranged around the first floor landing, two of them generous doubles with fitted wardrobes. They are served by a newly appointed family bathroom of understated luxury, where hand-glazed emerald tiling runs floor to ceiling around a full-length bath. A fluted oak vanity with a shaped stone top provides a warm counterpoint, set above natural stone flooring.

The staircase rises again to the second floor, where a full width loft conversion forms the principal bedroom suite, complete with fitted wardrobes and its own en suite shower room. From here the outlook is at its most striking, extending across the rooftops and treetops of Berkhamsted to the wooded ridge beyond: a rare and cinematic view for a house so close to the centre of town.

Garden

The south facing garden is a natural suntrap, thoughtfully landscaped and generous in its provision for sun and shade throughout the day. A raised terrace off the kitchen holds the evening light and lends itself to drawn out summer evenings, with steps descending to a level lawn framed by sleeper retaining walls and mature planting. Stone paved sections at garden level offer a further retreat, well suited to entertaining, or to a quiet afternoon in the sun. Gated side access with street entry runs along the flank of the house, together with two storage sheds.

Outbuilding

Stone steps lead down to a well-built outbuilding at the foot of the garden. Insulated and fitted with rubber flooring, heating and soft lighting, it is well suited to a home gym, office or studio, offering quiet seclusion from the main house, while remaining a short walk from the kitchen door.

The Location

Berkhamsted is among Hertfordshire's most sought after market towns, where real history sits alongside a lively and welcoming community. The centre is lined with handsome period architecture, from Georgian and Victorian frontages to the ruins of the 11th century castle, and offers an excellent choice of independent shops, delis and boutiques alongside a wide range of cafés, restaurants and traditional pubs. Street markets are held every Wednesday and Saturday, the Grand Union Canal runs the length of the town, and the local schools are highly regarded.

For those drawn to the outdoors, the Chilterns National Landscape lies a two minute walk from the front door, opening onto chalk hills, ancient beech woodland and miles of footpaths and bridleways. The house offers a rare duality: countryside within a minute of the door, and the capital within an hour.

Transport Links

Excellent transport links make Berkhamsted an ideal base for commuters. The town has its own mainline station, with direct services reaching London Euston in approximately 32 minutes, while the A41 and M25 provide straightforward access to the wider road network. Few places balance a peaceful countryside setting with such convenient connections to the capital and beyond.

Summary & Exclusions:
- Rent Amount: £3,500.00 per month (£807.69 per week)
- Deposit / Bond: £4,038.46
- 4 Bedrooms
- 2 Bathrooms
- Property comes unfurnished
- Available to move in from 20 September 2026
- Maximum number of tenants is 5
- No Students
- No Smokers
- Bills not included
- Property has parking
- Property has garden access
- EPC Rating: D

If calling, please quote reference: 2963029

Fees:
You will not be charged any admin fees.


** Contact today to book a viewing and have the landlord show you round! **
Request Details form responded to 24/7, with phone bookings available 9am-9pm, 7 days a week.