Mid-century family home in a private setting.

Description

This attractive five bedroom semi-detached home is now available to purchase for the first time in more than forty years, and today presents a wonderful opportunity to create an updated family home to enjoy for many years to come.

Built in 1956 and situated in a private road in the heart of this sought after village, this lovely property has retained many original features and enjoys a spacious, bright feel throughout.

On the ground floor, the large, welcoming hallway leads through to three separate reception rooms, all of which have an open, light and airy feel, thanks to their picture windows. The 23ft dual aspect sitting room is located to the right hand side of the property and spans the full depth of the house. There is also a separate dining room leading through to a conservatory, with double doors opening out to the rear garden. The kitchen is a good size too, while there is also a surprisingly large utility room just off it. Last but not least, the ground floor also benefits from a cloakroom.

Upstairs, the property has an impressive landing, along with five bedrooms, a generous bathroom and separate shower room.

Outside, the rear garden measures approximately 55ft and is wonderfully private. Mainly laid to lawn, with a large patio and gated side access to one side of the house. To the front of the property there is a further lawned area, parking for at least two vehicles and a sizeable single garage.

Location

The pretty village of Marsworth offers the best of both worlds; offering quintessential village life, yet only around 2 miles from the facilities of nearby Tring.

All Saints Church, dating back to the 12th Century, is centrally located in the village, along with the Red Lion, one of the village’s two pubs, and which itself dates back to the 17th Century. The beautiful countryside that surrounds the village is ideal for walking, and includes miles of tucked-away footpaths, the Grand Union Canal, and the Tring reservoirs.

Nearby communication links are excellent, including the A41 at Tring, which provides a dual carriageway link direct to the M25 (J20). Tring also has its own mainline train station, with regular and direct service to London Euston in approximately 35 mins.

Educational facilities are excellent for all ages; the vast majority of homes in the village fall within the Grammar Schools catchment area in Aylesbury, and others being served by Tring School.

The nearby towns offer a comprehensive range of facilities, from the boutiques and coffee shops in picturesque Tring and Berkhamsted, to the shopping centres and department stores of Hemel Hempstead and Aylesbury, both of which also boast multiplex cinemas and extensive leisure facilities.