Herbert Street, Hemel Hempstead, HP2 5HW
Guide price of
£485,000
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Receptions
- 3
- Council Tax:
- D
- EPC:
- D
- Freehold
Charming Victorian home in Hemel Hempstead Old Town with period features, balcony, garden and no upper chain.
Situated on the ever-popular Herbert Street in Hemel Hempstead’s historic Old Town, this charming Victorian family home offers spacious accommodation across three floors and is available with no upper chain.
Retaining a wealth of character throughout, the property blends attractive period features with generous living spaces, three bedrooms and a superb, south facing, rear garden.
The ground floor comprises two separate reception rooms, both enjoying high ceilings and large windows that create a bright and welcoming atmosphere. The rear sitting room features a bay sash window and fireplace, while the second reception room offers additional flexible living or dining space. From the hallway, doors lead out to a balcony overlooking the rear garden, creating an ideal spot to sit and enjoy the elevated outlook. Completing this floor is a w/c.
On the lower ground floor is an open plan kitchen/breakfast room with ample room for dining and entertaining, alongside access out to the rear patio and garden. A separate office provides a useful work-from-home space or hobby room.
The first floor offers three bedrooms and a family bathroom, with the principal bedroom benefiting from a bay window and elevated rooftop views.
Externally, the south-facing rear garden combines paved seating areas with a lawn bordered by mature planting, creating a private and established outdoor space. Secure, gated rear access further adds to the practicality of the home.
Offering character, space and an enviable Old Town position, this is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a superb period family home.
The property is being sold with no upper chain.
Herbert Street is ideally positioned within Hemel Hempstead’s historic Old Town, renowned for its charming character, period architecture, independent shops, restaurants, cafés and traditional public houses. The picturesque High Street and St Mary’s Church are just a short walk away, while nearby Gadebridge Park provides excellent open green space and leisure facilities. Hemel Hempstead town centre and mainline station are also easily accessible, offering convenient links into London Euston, alongside excellent road connections via the M1 and M25.
Retaining a wealth of character throughout, the property blends attractive period features with generous living spaces, three bedrooms and a superb, south facing, rear garden.
The ground floor comprises two separate reception rooms, both enjoying high ceilings and large windows that create a bright and welcoming atmosphere. The rear sitting room features a bay sash window and fireplace, while the second reception room offers additional flexible living or dining space. From the hallway, doors lead out to a balcony overlooking the rear garden, creating an ideal spot to sit and enjoy the elevated outlook. Completing this floor is a w/c.
On the lower ground floor is an open plan kitchen/breakfast room with ample room for dining and entertaining, alongside access out to the rear patio and garden. A separate office provides a useful work-from-home space or hobby room.
The first floor offers three bedrooms and a family bathroom, with the principal bedroom benefiting from a bay window and elevated rooftop views.
Externally, the south-facing rear garden combines paved seating areas with a lawn bordered by mature planting, creating a private and established outdoor space. Secure, gated rear access further adds to the practicality of the home.
Offering character, space and an enviable Old Town position, this is a fantastic opportunity to acquire a superb period family home.
The property is being sold with no upper chain.
Herbert Street is ideally positioned within Hemel Hempstead’s historic Old Town, renowned for its charming character, period architecture, independent shops, restaurants, cafés and traditional public houses. The picturesque High Street and St Mary’s Church are just a short walk away, while nearby Gadebridge Park provides excellent open green space and leisure facilities. Hemel Hempstead town centre and mainline station are also easily accessible, offering convenient links into London Euston, alongside excellent road connections via the M1 and M25.
Council Tax Payable: £2,381.40 (2026/2027)
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