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" Built in the late 1980's and located in one of the sought after villages in Hertfordshire stands this four bedroom detached bungalow offered with no onward chain. The home is within the heart of the conservation area, 200 yds from the village centre, pub, church and Therfield First School. To the rear you can appreciate the views over neighbouring open meadows. The property has full central heating, 4 bedrooms, en-suite to master bedroom, family bathroom, separate cloakroom, kitchen breakfast room, utility room, sitting room and a larger than average garage to the side. Gardens are to the front, rear and side.

Entrance Via hardwood part glazed door to: Entrance Hall 1.72m x 1.28m

(5'8' x 4'2') Window to side, door to hallway, tiled floor and door to: Cloakroom 2.46m x 0.82m

(8'1' x 2'8') Fitted with two piece suite comprising of low level WC and pedestal wash hand basin. Tiled floor. Hallway Large storage cupboard. Airing cupboard housing hot water cylinder and linen shelving. Access to loft space. Wall mounted thermostat controlling central heating. Doors to all rooms. Sitting Room 4.76m x 4.18m

(15'7' x 13'9') Brick built open fire place with tiled hearth and timber mantle over. Window to rear and window to side. Kitchen 3.65m x 3.07m

(12'0' x 10'1') Fitted with a range of base and elevated units. Ample roll top work surface. Double drainer, single bowl stainless steel sink unit with mixer taps over. Built in larder. Tiled floor. Window to rear door way to: Utility Room 3.07m x 1.78m

(10'1' x 5'10') Door and window to rear. Single bowl single drainer stainless steel sink unit with cupboards under. Further built in storage cupboard. Floor mounted oil boiler serving domestic hot water and central heating. Tiled floor. Master Bedroom 4.18m x 3.43m

(13'9' x 11'3') Built in wardrobe. Window to rear, door to: En suite Shower Room 2.82m x 1.64m

(9'3' x 5'5') Fitted with a three piece suite comprising of low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin and a shower cubicle. Window to rear. Bedroom 2 3.08m x 3.06m

(10'1' x 10'0') Built in cupboard. Window to front. Bedroom 3 3.06m x 2.53m

(10'0' x 8'4') Built in wardrobe area. Window to front. Bedroom 4 3.77m x 3.05m

(12'4' x 10'0') Window to front and to side. Family Bathroom 2.06m x 2.06m (6'9' x 6'9') Fitted with a three piece suite comprising of low level WC, pedestal wash hand basin, panelled bath with mixer taps over and shower attachment. Window to front. Outside Garage 6.50m x 2.78m

(21'4' x 9'1') A larger than average garage with power and light connected. There is a vehicular metal up and over door to the front and a pedestrian door and window to the side. Front To the front of the property there is a large gravelled driveway providing ample off road parking and access to the garage. The boarder is marked with timber fencing, a five bar farm style gate and mature trees and shrubs. Rear To the rear of the property is a lawn area, patio area enclosed by brick walling and timber fencing. A path leads to side access and to the side garden. Side garden This area is mainly laid to lawn with a variety of mature trees and shrubs. The boundary again is marked with timber fencing and a recently constructed brick garden wall to the front. Local Authority North Herts District Council
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Gernon Road
Letchworth Garden City
SG6 3JF

Telephone: 01462 474000 Council Tax Band 'F' Therfield Therfield is both a small village of approximately 4,761 acres (19 km) and a civil parish (originally in Odsey Hundred and Royston Union) which sits upon the chalk range, three miles southwest of Royston, and six miles (10 km) northeast of Baldock) and within the English county of Hertfordshire. The name Therfield is a variation of Tharfield and anciently urreweld. It is a theophoric placename referring to Thunor, and either means 'Thunor's Field' or 'Thunor's High place', from the same Germanic root that gives 'veldt'. It was inhabited long before the Anglo Saxons came, as the Icknield Way runs through the village, and Neolithic barrows have been found on Therfield Heath. Today Therfield is known as a very small village that is locally famous for its church, chapel and pub. The Nature Reserve of Therfield Heath lies a mile to the north of the village. From here on a clear day it is possible to see the Cathedral of Ely, over twenty miles to the north. The village is well worth a visit with lovely rural countryside, friendly people and plenty of good walks. You may download, store and use the material for your own personal use and research. You may not republish, retransmit, redistribute or otherwise make the material available to any party or make the same available on any website, online service or bulletin board of your own or of any other party or make the same available in hard copy or in any other media without the website owner's express prior written consent. The website owner's copyright must remain on all reproductions of material taken from this website. "