Cadwell Lane, Hitchin, SG4 0AG
Guide price of
£425,000
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 1
- Receptions
- 2
- Council Tax:
- C
- EPC:
- D
- Freehold
A 1930s family home with excellent potential to extend and improve (STPP), ideally located near the mainline station, town centre, and popular schools.
This property requires complete renovation but offers a rare opportunity to create a superb family home in Hitchin, with excellent scope to extend (subject to planning permission). With a rear garden measuring approximately 230ft, the potential here is truly impressive.
You enter the property via a spacious entrance hall, which leads through to a generous sitting room at the front of the house, featuring a bay window that allows for plenty of natural light. From the hall, there is also access to a separate dining room overlooking the rear garden, with double doors opening directly onto the outside space. To the back of the house, the kitchen provides further access to the garden. While currently in need of full refurbishment, this area offers clear potential to be extended and reconfigured into a large open-plan kitchen, dining and family room, creating a fantastic space for modern family living.
Upstairs, there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Two of the bedrooms are well-proportioned doubles, one benefiting from built-in wardrobe space. The third is a single bedroom, ideal as a nursery, child’s room or home office. The bathroom is also ready for updating but is a bright and generously sized room.
Outside, the front garden features a block-paved pathway leading to the front door, along with a secure side gate providing access to the rear. Mature plants, shrubs and trees frame the frontage. The rear garden extends to approximately 230ft and, although currently overgrown, represents a significant asset. Once cleared and landscaped, it could provide extensive outdoor space, room to extend the property (subject to planning permission), and even the potential for a garden office or gym. The possibilities here are substantial for those looking to take on a rewarding project.
Cadwell Lane is a well-regarded residential road in Hitchin, popular for its character homes and convenient access to the mainline station and town centre, with open countryside right on the doorstep. It offers an excellent balance of town and country living, with scenic walking routes nearby, while remaining close to well-regarded schools and a wide range of local amenities.
You enter the property via a spacious entrance hall, which leads through to a generous sitting room at the front of the house, featuring a bay window that allows for plenty of natural light. From the hall, there is also access to a separate dining room overlooking the rear garden, with double doors opening directly onto the outside space. To the back of the house, the kitchen provides further access to the garden. While currently in need of full refurbishment, this area offers clear potential to be extended and reconfigured into a large open-plan kitchen, dining and family room, creating a fantastic space for modern family living.
Upstairs, there are three bedrooms and a family bathroom. Two of the bedrooms are well-proportioned doubles, one benefiting from built-in wardrobe space. The third is a single bedroom, ideal as a nursery, child’s room or home office. The bathroom is also ready for updating but is a bright and generously sized room.
Outside, the front garden features a block-paved pathway leading to the front door, along with a secure side gate providing access to the rear. Mature plants, shrubs and trees frame the frontage. The rear garden extends to approximately 230ft and, although currently overgrown, represents a significant asset. Once cleared and landscaped, it could provide extensive outdoor space, room to extend the property (subject to planning permission), and even the potential for a garden office or gym. The possibilities here are substantial for those looking to take on a rewarding project.
Cadwell Lane is a well-regarded residential road in Hitchin, popular for its character homes and convenient access to the mainline station and town centre, with open countryside right on the doorstep. It offers an excellent balance of town and country living, with scenic walking routes nearby, while remaining close to well-regarded schools and a wide range of local amenities.
Council Tax Band C: £2,145.77 (2026/2027)
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