£675,000 | Available
A fine example of a larger than average 1930s semi-detached family home situated on a plot approaching one third of an acre with original features 24 Wrenbrook Road is a beautiful example of a larger than average 1930s semi-detached family house tucked away at the head of a small cul-de-sac just off Havers Lane and within walking distance of the town centre, mainline station and excellent local schools. The property sits on a plot approaching one third of an acre with a mature wooded backdrop.
East Herts District Council has granted consent for a loft conversion and single storey rear extension. Reference 3/24/1540/CLPO and 3/24/1416/HH.
The current accommodation is arranged over two floors and includes a good sized reception hall, ground floor cloakroom, sitting room with double glazed bay window to the front, separate dining room with patio doors opening to the garden, kitchen and a conservatory to the rear. The first floor landing leads to the three good sized bedrooms, family bathroom and a separate WC.
Outside, a driveway provides off-street parking for four vehicles and leads to the detached double garage. A side pedestrian access leads to the wonderful garden which is mainly laid to lawn with an abundance of flower and shrub areas, mature trees and a sun terrace at the back of the house. Part of the garden has a raised area with views over Bishops Stortford and a wildflower bank along one side. The garden could be beautifully landscaped and designed, as very rarely does a property with this size of garden in this location come to the market.
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