Property Description
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Our analysis
Welcome to 24 Regent Street, Hitchin, a cozy and compact detached type home with 3 bed in the SG5 4EA area. This lovely residence, which comes with the freedom and stability of a freehold ownership, and sits comfortably in tax band F.
This classic property was built
in a neighborhood known for its allure and prestige.
This home stands out for its value and character -
with a market valuation of £741,000 and a rental potential of £4,817 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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Unbelievable and endless possibilities are to be found with this
unique and rare opportunity. Offered for sale by INFORMAL TENDER,
Satchells are extremely proud to present this one of a kind
property.
With so much to offer, this detached home was built in 1884 and
has amazing kerb appeal from the outside, whilst inside is a gem of
a refurb waiting to be had! There are ample and spacious rooms
throughout the property, with high ceilings and feature fireplaces.
The current living space provides a traditional layout with
entrance hall, living room, dining room, kitchen and cold
room/larder to the ground floor, along with three bedrooms and a
huge family bathroom to the first floor. In addition, each floor
connects to the superb office spaces attached, along with a double
carport that has additional space above – all of which holds a
variety of exciting opportunities, subject to the usual planning
consents. Outside there is ample off road parking, and a garden
which is equally exciting as it provides a canvas for additional
building development (stpp), or just an amazing garden! The overall
size of the plot is 0.245 of an acre.
Viewings are strictly by appointment via Satchells Stotfold and
Tenders are to be received in writing no later than 12 Noon on
Friday 17th January 2020.
GROUND FLOOR
FRONT DOOR:
A hardwood front door with an attractive stained glass centre
pane.
ENTRANCE HALL:
Stairs to first floor with cupboard under. Radiator. Wall mounted
thermostat control. Hardwood door leading to the rear
courtyard.
LIVING ROOM:
Abt. 15‘ 9"e; x 12‘ 5"e; (4.80m x 3.78m) Bay window
to front. Feature tiled fireplace. Two radiators.
DINING ROOM:
Abt. 12‘ 5"e; x 11‘ 11"e; (3.78m x 3.63m) Bay
window to front. Double glazed window to side. Two radiators.
Feature tiled fireplace with inset gas fire and wooden
surround.
KITCHEN:
12‘ 5"e; x 9‘ 10"e; (3.78m x 3.00m) Windows to rear
and side. Fitted with a range of wall and base units. Single sink
and double drainer unit. Part tiled walls.
COLD ROOM/LARDER:
Abt. 9‘ 3"e; x 6‘ 2"e; (2.82m x 1.88m) Double
glazed window to rear. Door to attached office/business area.
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING:
Dual aspect double glazed windows to front and rear. Loft access.
Doors to all rooms.
BATHROOM:
Abt. 12‘ 5"e; x 9‘ 9"e; (3.78m x 2.97m) White suite
comprising panelled bath with mixer tap and shower attachment.
Pedestal wash hand basin. Low level WC. Tiled splash areas.
Radiator. Double glazed window to rear.
BEDROOM ONE:
Abt. 12‘ 5"e; x 12‘ 0"e; (3.78m x 3.66m) Double
glazed window to front. Built in wardrobe. Storage cupboard.
Radiator.
BEDROOM TWO:
Abt. 12‘ 5"e; x 12‘ 0"e; (3.78m x 3.66m) Double
glazed window to front. Radiator. Tiled fireplace.
BEDROOM THREE:
9‘ 9"e; x 9‘ 7"e; (2.97m x 2.92m) Double glazed
window to rear. Radiator. Door to upper level of office / business
area.
OFFICE / BUSINESS AREA
GROUND FLOOR
ENTRANCE:
Hardwood front door with glazed top panel. Stairs to first floor
with storage space under. Two separate WCs both with wash hand
basins.
FRONT OFFICE:
Abt. 13‘ 3"e; x 5‘ 0"e; (4.04m x 1.52m) Double
glazed window to front. Fitted desk.
MIDDLE OFFICE:
Abt. 13‘ 0"e; x 9‘ 7"e; (3.96m x 2.92m) (at widest
points) Double glazed window to side.
BACK OFFICE:
Abt. 9‘ 10"e; x 7‘ 9"e; (3.00m x 2.36m) Double
glazed window to side. Door leading to double carport.
DOUBLE CARPORT:
19‘ 1"e; x 12‘ 10"e; (5.82m x 3.91m) Undercover
parking is provided for two cars. A hatch leads to a large storage
area above.
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING
Doors to both upper rooms.
ROOM ONE:
Abt. 11‘ 10"e; x 9‘ 10"e; (3.61m x 3.00m) Double
glazed window to side. Storage cupboard.
ROOM TWO:
Abt. 12‘ 9"e; x 9‘ 10"e; (3.89m x 3.00m) Double
glazed window to side. Ornate cast iron fireplace. Storage
cupboard.
OUTSIDE:
GARDENS AND POTENTIAL DEVELOPMENT SITE
The property is located on a large plot measuring approximately
0.245 of an acre and we believe lends itself to future development
subject to planning permission. Alternatively this would be an
amazing garden for the existing property.
LOCATION AND AMENITIES:
Surrounded by breathtaking countryside, Stotfold offers all the
advantages of life in a small and charming town and yet, thanks to
the area-s superb transport connections, also ensures that the
bright lights of London are within easy reach.
Graced by the River Ivel which runs through the town, Stotfold has
always been a desirable place in which to live, with evidence of
human habitation stretching back to the Stone Age. Recorded in the
Domesday Book of 1086, the small settlement of Stotfold continued
to develop largely because of its strategic positioning on the
Great North Road, eventually being regarded by the 1800s as a
prosperous place in which to live. Today, the gentle passage of
time is still evident within the town, with a number of surviving
buildings bearing witness to Stotfold-s unfolding history,
including the Norman church of St. Mary-s, Randall-s Mill and many
charming cottages. These are complemented by a comprehensive and
more modern range of local amenities, including day to day
shopping, a doctor-s surgery and a choice of pubs and restaurants.
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, Stotfold 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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Tax band F
