3 bedroom end of terrace house

A characterful cottage in a delightful semi-rural setting. Offering wonderful reception areas, a modern kitchen and a pretty garden.

Description

This period semi-detached home is located in Green Tye, which is on the fringes of Much Hadham, a desirable Hertfordshire village well known for its amenities and way of life. There are well proportioned living spaces and a lovely garden.

Forming part of the characterful scene of this delightful hamlet, Pine Cottage has been tastefully redecorated and styled by the current owners over the years to provide a versatile family living environment opening onto a lovely garden to the rear. As then name of the house implies there is lots of exposed wood, with panelling, architraving and floorboards all adding to it’s character.

The entrance porch opens into the lounge which has an open stock brick fireplace and wooden floorboards.
Just off here, the centrepiece of the house is the extended kitchen which is L shaped and open plan with the dining area, with its range of custom wall and base units and contrasting worktops. The utility room leads to a ground floor cloakroom / shower room.

On the first floor there are three bedrooms, one of which was previously split into two rooms. The main bedroom enjoys a vaulted ceiling and fitted wardrobes. There is a good sized, modern family bathroom.

On the outside, to the front of the house there is off street parking for several cars. There is access via the side of the house to the garage and garden, though it should be noted that this access would only practically be for a small car or motorbike.

The rear garden has been tastefully landscaped and re modelled over the years to provide an array of specimen trees and shrubs with various sheds and storage spaces. There is a gate to the rear leading to a vegetable patch and greenhouse. Halfway down the garden there is pergola covered patio/BBQ area, ideal for entertaining.

Location

Green Tye is a delightful hamlet on the fringes of Much Hadham and Perry Green. There is a local pub within a few minutes walk, The Prince of Wales.

Perry Green has another pub, The Hoops, which is adjacent to the Henry Moore Foundation where you can see the late artists’ works and sculptures. This also has its own café.
Much Hadham itself benefits from a village shop, incorporating a Post Office, The Bull public house, church and primary school.

There is a childrens playground on the Recreation Ground, where you will also find Tennis Courts and the Bowls Club.
The 351 bus service runs through Much Hadham connecting Stanstead Abbots and Bishop’s Stortford.

Main line railway stations are available at either Bishop’s Stortford (with commuter services to London’s Liverpool Street) or Harlow Town station (Liverpool Street from 32 minutes).
The A10 and M11 can be accessed via the A414 and A120 to provide vehicular access to both London and the M25 to the south or Cambridge to the north.

The village primary school, St Andrews, is well regarded. There is a pre-school, nursery and newly established Forest School in the village.

Excellent state schooling is available nearby with private schooling available at Heathmount, Bishop’s Stortford College, Haileybury and St Edmunds.

Square Footage: 1,361 sq ft



Directions

SAT NAV POSTCODE SG10 6JN
Turn off the green onto Ducketts Lane and the house is towards the end of the lane on the left hand side.