Hempstead Road, Kings Langley, Hertfordshire

A handsome 1930s three bedroom semi detached home, full of character and sitting just a stone’s throw from the centre of Kings Langley village, with a generous garden, substantial double garage and plenty of potential for the future.

The period character is apparent from the front, with the traditional bay window and attractive proportions giving the house plenty of presence. Inside, the accommodation extends to approximately 1,272 sq ft, with good-sized rooms and a layout that works particularly well for family life.

At the front is a generous bay fronted reception room measuring around 17ft with attractive stain glass feature windows. This opens through to the dining room behind, creating a sociable run of living space while still allowing each room to retain its own identity. French doors from the dining room lead directly onto the garden.

The kitchen sits separately off the main hallway. For those looking to create something larger, the arrangement of the ground floor and the plot offer interesting scope to extend and reconfigure, subject of course to the necessary planning permissions.

Upstairs are three bedrooms. The principal bedroom is another particularly generous room at almost 17ft in length, with a bay window and extensive fitted storage. The second bedroom is a good sized double overlooking the rear, while the third makes a natural child’s bedroom, nursery or home office. A family bathroom with both bath and separate shower completes the first floor.

Outside, the rear garden extends to approximately 81ft, giving the house a lovely amount of outside space. At the far end sits a particularly useful double garage of approximately 309 sq ft, accessed from the rear and providing excellent parking, storage or workshop space.

And then there’s the location. Kings Langley High Street is just a stone’s throw away, putting the village’s cafés, pubs, independent shops and everyday amenities within easy walking distance. Kings Langley station is also readily accessible for connections into London Euston.

There’s a lot to like about the house as it stands, but perhaps just as importantly, there’s plenty of opportunity to take what is already a characterful 1930s home and make it your own.