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Modern 1 bed Flat property

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Listed Jul 16, 2025

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£230,000

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"This STUNNING ONE BEDROOM second floor apartment is nestled within the peaceful and picturesque grounds of the former Leavesden Hospital.

Maintained to a high standard, the interior boasts a modern kitchen, a stylish specification bathroom, and a contemporary d cor throughout.

Outside, residents can enjoy well maintained communal gardens, along with visitor parking and a dedicated parking space for this apartment.

Offered to the market with NO UPPER CHAIN Call now for more details or to book a viewing!

History
The original building was built to the design of John Giles the architect of the Langham Hotel in Central London. It was founded as Leavesden Hospital.

Originally on a 143 acre site in the parish of Leavesden on the outskirts of Abbots Langley, the site was purchase din 1867. The building foundation stone was laid in October 1868 by Dr William Brewer, Chairman of the Metropolitan Asylums Board.

Back then the build had cost about £145,000 to build and furnish. It comprised of administration block containing offices, kitchen, storeroom, workshops and staff quarters. On either side of those were the ward blocks male son one side and females on the other.

The Leavesden Hospital closed around 1995. It was then subject to renovation and conversion into 63 apartments in around 2004."