Detached house for sale in The Grovells, Hudnall Common, Little Gaddesden, Berkhamsted HP4

The Property: A beautifully presented five bedroom house on a sought after private road. The house has a 0.8 acre west facing plot overlooking fields and there is ample parking provision and a heated swimming pool.

Description: Discover serenity in this stunning five-bedroom detached house nestled on a private road in the sought-after village of Hudnall Common, within picturesque Little Gaddesden. Boasting a generous west-facing plot of 0.8 acres overlooking scenic fields, this residence offers tranquillity and breathtaking views.

Step inside to find four reception rooms, including a spacious kitchen diner and utility room, offering ample space for modern living. With three bathrooms and an additional office and laundry room on the second floor, every need is catered to with ease.

Outside, the meticulously maintained south-west facing garden provides a haven of privacy, featuring a summer house, heated swimming pool, and a garage with heating, air conditioning which is currently utilised as a gym, with storage above. Whether entertaining or unwinding, this property offers the perfect backdrop for a lifestyle of luxury and leisure. Don't miss the opportunity to make this exceptional residence your own slice of paradise in Little Gaddesden. The house has oil fired heating and has septic tank drainage. It is located on a private road with a £200-£300 per year maintenance fees.

Council band G £3,674.03 (2024/25)
Dacorum Council

Location: The Grovells is a private, no-through road adjacent to the Common, on the edge of Little Gaddesden, in an area designated as being An Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.

Little Gaddesden is one of the most acclaimed and sought after villages in the county. It provides a good range of local amenities, including a Church of England Mixed Junior School, post office/village store and public house and restaurant. In addition, there are a number of societies and sporting activities available within the village, which adjoins the magnificent beech woodland of Ashridge Forest, a former hunting estate of King Henry VIII and childhood home of Queen Elizabeth I. Berkhamsted lies about 5½ half miles to the south and provides excellent schooling for children of all age groups, including the renowned public school for both boys and girls.

The town centre offers good shopping facilities, leisure facilities, and the mainline station for commuter services to London (Euston approximately 37 minutes) and the north. Junction 8 of the M1 is accessible at Hemel Hempstead and the A41 provides a fast link with Junction 20 of the M25 at Kings Langley.

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