Guide price
£800,000
(£780/sq. ft)
2 bed cottage for saleHarris Lane, Radlett WD7
2 beds
1 bath
1 reception
1,025 sq. ft
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Entrance Hall
Cloakroom
Sitting/Dining Room
Fitted Kitchen
Two Double Bedrooms
Bathroom
Driveway
Rear Garden
A beautifully presented and thoughtfully extended semi-detached village home offering spacious 'open plan' accommodation. Situated in a popular residential road close to the village centre.
The accommodation is very spacious with large windows, combined with a neutral decor theme creating the overall feeling of light and space. The feature room is the substantial 'open plan' living/dining room which runs the full length of the house and has a feature fireplace. The kitchen is fitted with a quality range of floor and wall units and contrasting worksurfaces. The ground floor also has a separate cloakroom accessed from the entrance hall.
The first floor landing leads to two very spacious double bedrooms and a luxury family bathroom with panelled walls.
Externally, the rear garden is mainly laid to lawn enclosed by timber fencing and a gated access to the front. There are two separate patio areas, ideal for entertaining and al- fresco dining. To the front, a block-paved driveway provides off-street parking for two cars.
Situation
Shenley is a village and civil parish in Hertfordshire, England, located near St Albans, Radlett, and Borehamwood. It has a rich history and a mix of modern and historic buildings, including remnants of its past as a small rural settlement. Shenley is known for its picturesque countryside, good transport links to London, and community-focused atmosphere.
Key highlights of Shenley include:
Shenley Park, a former mental hospital site that has been transformed into a public park with orchards, gardens, and walking trails. The Chapel at Shenley Hospital, an historical landmark from the days when Shenley was home to a large psychiatric hospital. Shenley Cricket Centre, a well-known venue for cricket, sometimes hosting professional teams for practice. Proximity to London – Shenley offers a peaceful countryside setting while being within commuting distance of central London.
The main line 'one stop' is available(fast train 19 mins to St Pancras). The M25 is available, connecting to the M1 and national motorway network. There is an excellent selection of both public and state schools.
Property Ref Number:
Ham-65503
The accommodation is very spacious with large windows, combined with a neutral decor theme creating the overall feeling of light and space. The feature room is the substantial 'open plan' living/dining room which runs the full length of the house and has a feature fireplace. The kitchen is fitted with a quality range of floor and wall units and contrasting worksurfaces. The ground floor also has a separate cloakroom accessed from the entrance hall.
The first floor landing leads to two very spacious double bedrooms and a luxury family bathroom with panelled walls.
Externally, the rear garden is mainly laid to lawn enclosed by timber fencing and a gated access to the front. There are two separate patio areas, ideal for entertaining and al- fresco dining. To the front, a block-paved driveway provides off-street parking for two cars.
Situation
Shenley is a village and civil parish in Hertfordshire, England, located near St Albans, Radlett, and Borehamwood. It has a rich history and a mix of modern and historic buildings, including remnants of its past as a small rural settlement. Shenley is known for its picturesque countryside, good transport links to London, and community-focused atmosphere.
Key highlights of Shenley include:
Shenley Park, a former mental hospital site that has been transformed into a public park with orchards, gardens, and walking trails. The Chapel at Shenley Hospital, an historical landmark from the days when Shenley was home to a large psychiatric hospital. Shenley Cricket Centre, a well-known venue for cricket, sometimes hosting professional teams for practice. Proximity to London – Shenley offers a peaceful countryside setting while being within commuting distance of central London.
The main line 'one stop' is available(fast train 19 mins to St Pancras). The M25 is available, connecting to the M1 and national motorway network. There is an excellent selection of both public and state schools.
Property Ref Number:
Ham-65503
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