Upper Green Road, Tewin, Welwyn, Hertfordshire, AL6 0LH
Guide Price of
£750,000
- Bedrooms
- 3
- Bathrooms
- 2
- Receptions
- 2
- Council Tax:
- E
- EPC:
- E
- Freehold
Situated in the desirable village of Tewin, this attractive Grade II listed cottage has been subject to sympathetic improvement and extensions. Boasting a wealth of character and charm, it now offers well-balanced accommodation arranged over three floors which is complemented by generous parking provisions and gardens to the front and rear.
Positioned just a short stroll from the village amenities and with countryside walks on the doorstep, this attractive cottage has been improved over the years to now offer a spacious and versatile layout with accommodation arranged over three floors.
Set back from the road with a deep frontage which provides off-street parking for several vehicles, and the potential to build a garage or carport if required, and subject to planning, the main entrance is through a gated access to the side.
Upon entering, the porch leads through a stable door into the hall. With useful storage and utility cupboards, a door opens into the living room which has a feature brick built fireplace. Through the exposed beams, this room is open-plan to the dual aspect dining room which has French doors leading out onto the garden, perfect for summer entertaining.
The characterful kitchen/breakfast room is situated to the rear of the property and includes a range of storage cupboards with solid wood worktops over, a range cooker and fridge/freezer. There is also a bathroom and cloakroom with wc on the ground floor.
Ascending to the first floor, a split landing leads to two bedrooms and a shower room. Both bedrooms are generous doubles with fitted storage and enjoy a rural outlook from their windows. On the second floor, the loft has been converted to offer a further two rooms; one used as a study, the other as a bedroom. Both benefit from useful storage cupboards.
Outside, the securely fenced rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, with a useful shed and paved seating area adjacent to the house.
Council Tax: Band E £2,534.44 Apr 23/Mar 24.
Set back from the road with a deep frontage which provides off-street parking for several vehicles, and the potential to build a garage or carport if required, and subject to planning, the main entrance is through a gated access to the side.
Upon entering, the porch leads through a stable door into the hall. With useful storage and utility cupboards, a door opens into the living room which has a feature brick built fireplace. Through the exposed beams, this room is open-plan to the dual aspect dining room which has French doors leading out onto the garden, perfect for summer entertaining.
The characterful kitchen/breakfast room is situated to the rear of the property and includes a range of storage cupboards with solid wood worktops over, a range cooker and fridge/freezer. There is also a bathroom and cloakroom with wc on the ground floor.
Ascending to the first floor, a split landing leads to two bedrooms and a shower room. Both bedrooms are generous doubles with fitted storage and enjoy a rural outlook from their windows. On the second floor, the loft has been converted to offer a further two rooms; one used as a study, the other as a bedroom. Both benefit from useful storage cupboards.
Outside, the securely fenced rear garden is mainly laid to lawn, with a useful shed and paved seating area adjacent to the house.
Council Tax: Band E £2,534.44 Apr 23/Mar 24.