£400,000
3 bed end terrace house for saleCranborne Gardens, Welwyn Garden City AL7
3 beds
1 bath
1 reception
EPC Rating: D
Just added
Freehold
About this property
Large rear garden
Quiet and leafy cul-de-sac
Close by to local amenities & schools
Close by to the mainline station
Great potential
Driveway
Freehold
End of terrace
Original 1930's garden city property
Fantastic Family Opportunity – Traditional 1930s Home with Huge Potential. Situated in the heart of a peaceful cul-de-sac, overlooking a large green, this red brick home offers an exciting opportunity for buyers looking to create their dream family home. Located on the sought-after Cranborne Gardens, this property sits in a quiet, leafy residential close where many residents have lived for generations. While the property requires modernisation and renovation, it offers a fantastic blank canvas for those looking to put their own stamp on a home and create something truly special. The ground floor comprises an open-plan living and dining room, kitchen and bathroom, while upstairs offers three generously sized bedrooms, providing a practical layout for family living.
Welcome To Cranborne Gardens
For buyers with vision, this is an opportunity to transform a traditional family home into a property tailored to their own tastes and needs, potentially adding value in the process, subject to the scope of works and any necessary permissions.
Offering a desirable setting, a generous garden and enormous scope for improvement, this property will appeal to families looking for a long-term home. The right of way path separates the gardens to two sections. The location is ideal for families, with a selection of local schools, shops and amenities all within walking distance. The town centre is just a short stroll away, while the mainline station offers convenient connections to London King's Cross and Moorgate in under 30 minutes, subject to train service. Countryside walks are also within easy reach, and the nearby A414 provides access to the A1(M) and A10.
Energy Performance Rating: D
Outside
To the rear, the property boasts a larger-than-average garden with a brand new fence, offering plenty of space for children to play, family gatherings and outdoor entertaining, with further potential to landscape and create an attractive garden retreat.
Council Tax Band C
£ 2 138
About Welwyn Garden City
Welwyn Garden City bears the legacy of Sir Ebenezer Howard, who founded the town in the 1920s and developed it into a designated new town in 1948. Conceptualised as a harmonious blend of urban conveniences and rural tranquility, Welwyn Garden City offered residents an escape from the hustle and bustle of overcrowded cities to a haven of sunshine, leafy lanes, open countryside, and inviting cafes. The town's design emphasized creating a healthy and vibrant environment for its inhabitants. Today, Welwyn Garden City's town centre stands as a vibrant hub teeming with activity and features an array of shops to cater to various tastes and needs. The focal points are the Howard Centre home to popular high street retailers and a John Lewis department store. Complemented by convenient supermarket options including Waitrose and Sainsburys on the town's outskirts. Additionally, a charming cinema venue offers the latest film releases for entertainment seekers.
Buyers Information
Buyer Information & Property Disclaimer
In accordance with UK Anti Money Laundering (aml) regulations, all buyers must complete identity verification once their offer is accepted. We use a third-party verification service at a cost of £35 per person (inclusive of VAT). This fee is non-refundable and buyers should be aware of this requirement before proceeding with a purchase.
These property details are provided in good faith but do not form part of any offer or contract. Buyers should rely on their own investigations and advice from their legal representative. Wrights have not tested any fixtures, fittings, appliances, or services and cannot guarantee their condition. While every effort is made to ensure the information provided is accurate, buyers should satisfy themselves as to all aspects of the property.
Welcome To Cranborne Gardens
For buyers with vision, this is an opportunity to transform a traditional family home into a property tailored to their own tastes and needs, potentially adding value in the process, subject to the scope of works and any necessary permissions.
Offering a desirable setting, a generous garden and enormous scope for improvement, this property will appeal to families looking for a long-term home. The right of way path separates the gardens to two sections. The location is ideal for families, with a selection of local schools, shops and amenities all within walking distance. The town centre is just a short stroll away, while the mainline station offers convenient connections to London King's Cross and Moorgate in under 30 minutes, subject to train service. Countryside walks are also within easy reach, and the nearby A414 provides access to the A1(M) and A10.
Energy Performance Rating: D
Outside
To the rear, the property boasts a larger-than-average garden with a brand new fence, offering plenty of space for children to play, family gatherings and outdoor entertaining, with further potential to landscape and create an attractive garden retreat.
Council Tax Band C
£ 2 138
About Welwyn Garden City
Welwyn Garden City bears the legacy of Sir Ebenezer Howard, who founded the town in the 1920s and developed it into a designated new town in 1948. Conceptualised as a harmonious blend of urban conveniences and rural tranquility, Welwyn Garden City offered residents an escape from the hustle and bustle of overcrowded cities to a haven of sunshine, leafy lanes, open countryside, and inviting cafes. The town's design emphasized creating a healthy and vibrant environment for its inhabitants. Today, Welwyn Garden City's town centre stands as a vibrant hub teeming with activity and features an array of shops to cater to various tastes and needs. The focal points are the Howard Centre home to popular high street retailers and a John Lewis department store. Complemented by convenient supermarket options including Waitrose and Sainsburys on the town's outskirts. Additionally, a charming cinema venue offers the latest film releases for entertainment seekers.
Buyers Information
Buyer Information & Property Disclaimer
In accordance with UK Anti Money Laundering (aml) regulations, all buyers must complete identity verification once their offer is accepted. We use a third-party verification service at a cost of £35 per person (inclusive of VAT). This fee is non-refundable and buyers should be aware of this requirement before proceeding with a purchase.
These property details are provided in good faith but do not form part of any offer or contract. Buyers should rely on their own investigations and advice from their legal representative. Wrights have not tested any fixtures, fittings, appliances, or services and cannot guarantee their condition. While every effort is made to ensure the information provided is accurate, buyers should satisfy themselves as to all aspects of the property.
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