Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 7 Meadow Walk, Henlow, a cozy and compact terraced type home with 3 bed in the SG16 6HJ area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band .
This classic property was built
The local area is known for its high value-to-quality ratio -
with a market valuation of £253,435 and a rental potential of £1,647 per month,
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it represents not just a residence but a worthwhile investment in a sought-after area.
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Additional analysis
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Located on this popular development on the outskirts of the highly acclaimed village of Henlow is this good sized three bedroom family home.
Offered in excellent condition throughout, the accommodation briefly comprises entrance hall, cloakroom, lounge, separate dining room and a kitchen/breakfast room to the ground floor whilst to the first floor are three generous bedrooms, the master with a recently refitted en-suite shower room, and a family bathroom. Externally is a beautifully maintained rear garden, front garden, garage and gated driveway with carport. Further benefits include gas central heating and double glazing. For the commuter Arlesey train station is within easy walking distance with access to the A1(M) and all other major links also easily accessible. Your earliest possible viewing of this superb family home is highly recommended.
GROUND FLOOR:
ENTRANCE HALL:
Stairs to first floor with cupboard under. Radiator. Tiled flooring.
CLOAKROOM:
A white suite comprising low level WC and wash hand basin. Tiled splash back area. Radiator. Extractor fan. Tiled flooring.
LIVING ROOM:
Abt: 14‘ 9"e; x 11‘ 4"e; (4.50m x 3.45m) A good size living room with double glazed French doors to rear garden. Feature fireplace with inset coal effect living flame gas fire. Two radiators. Television point. Coving to ceiling. Wood effect flooring.
DINING ROOM:
Abt: 11‘ 4"e; x 7‘ 8"e; (3.45m x 2.34m) Double glazed window to front. Radiator. Coving to ceiling. Wood effect flooring.
KITCHEN/ BREAKFAST ROOM:
Abt: 11‘ 2"e; x 10‘ 0"e; (3.40m x 3.05m) A well appointed kitchen breakfast room comprising a good range of eye and base level units with ample work surfaces. Single drainer one and half bowl sink unit. Built-in four ring gas hob, double electric oven and extractor hood. Integrated fridge/freezer and plumbing for automatic washing machine. Tiled splash back area. Double glazed door and window to rear garden. Radiator. Inset ceiling lights. Tiled flooring.
FIRST FLOOR:
LANDING:
Loft access. Radiator. Coving to ceiling. Carpet as fitted. Airing cupboard housing gas boiler.
BEDROOM ONE:
Abt: 11‘ 6"e; x 8‘ 9"e; (3.51m x 2.67m) Double glazed window to rear. Built-in double wardrobe and further built-in single wardrobe. Radiator. Laminate flooring.
EN-SUITE:
A recently re-fitted en-suite comprising a fully tiled double width shower cubicle with shower, vanity unit with inset wash basin and low level WC. Half tiled walls. Shaver point. Double glazed window to rear. Extractor fan. Inset ceiling lights. Heated towel rail. Laminate flooring.
BEDROOM TWO:
Abt: 12‘ 1"e; x 11‘ 0"e; narrowing to 8‘10"e; (3.68m x 3.35m narrowing to 2.69m) Double glazed window to front. Built-in wardrobe. Radiator. Carpet as fitted.
BEDROOM THREE:
Abt: 11‘ 0"e; x 6‘ 2"e; (3.35m x 1.88m) Double glazed window to front. Storage cupboard. Carpet as fitted.
BATHROOM:
A white suite comprising panelled bath with mixer tap and shower attachment, pedestal wash hand basin and low level WC. Radiator. Tiled splash back area. Shaver point. Double glazed window to rear. Extractor fan. Vinyl flooring. Inset ceiling lights.
OUTSIDE:
FRONT GARDEN:
An attractive frontage with decorative stone, shrubs and path to front door.
REAR GARDEN:
A beautifully presented and good sized rear garden with a paved patio are that leads to an established lawn with a central stoned pathway leading to the garage. There are a good variety of flowers, plants and shrubs that produce vibrant colours.
GARAGE:
A brick built garage with up and over door, pitched roof, power, light and a personal door leading to the rear garden.
CARPORT:
A gated carport with driveway for one car leads to the garage.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
LOCATION AND AMENITIES:
Surrounded by breathtaking countryside, Henlow offers all the advantages of life in a small and charming village and yet, thanks to the area-s superb transport connections, also ensures that the bright lights of London are within easy reach.
The name Henlow is believed to derive from the old English -henna hlaw-, -hill frequented by wild birds‘ and was mentioned in the Domesday survey of 1086, when the village came under the possession of 3 separate manors: Henlow Warden, Henlow Llanthony and Henlow De Grey. This accounts for the abundance of Manor Farms in the village. There was a moated manor house on the -island‘ of land which runs about 40 yards to the North of the High Street behind the War memorial along to the rear of Manor Farm at 87 High Street, which formed part of the De Grey manorial system.
Henlow Grange, the earliest parts of which date from 1680, was built on land that formed the heart of the Henlow Llanthony estates. Henlow Grange is now home to Champneys Health Spa.
The Parish church is dedicated to St Mary the Virgin. The church is in a beautiful setting on a rise above the Pit with the village pump in the foreground and a horse trough built to commemorate Queen Victoria‘s Diamond Jubilee. The current church building has a tower and North aisle constructed of clunch and the remainder is of ironstone. The North arcade dates to the 13th century, the Eastern bays are early 14th century and the entire is mainly in the perpendicular style, although the later Victorian Chapel incorporates a Norman window from the original aisle-less church. The church has Registers dating from 1558. Although the tower now contains a ring of 8 bells, enhanced from 6 in the 1980‘s, prior to 1925 there was a ring of 5 bells, wherein the origin of the name of the local Public House.
The educational needs of children of all ages are also well catered for by a number of excellent schools in the vicinity.
Located just minutes away from Junction 10 of the A1(M) and the national motorway network beyond, Henlow is equally well-served by a local bus network, whilst London-s Kings Cross station can be reached from the neighbouring village of Arlesey in a little under 40 minutes.
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236 sqm plot
