Floorplan
Map3 bedroom semi-detached house for sale
Key information
Features and description
- Semi-detached house with three bedrooms
- Two reception rooms
- Newly fitted kitchen/breakfast room
- Family bathroom and en-suite shower room
- Garage and driveway with potential to build/extend (STPP)
- Views over fields and open countryside
- 10 minutes' walk to Sainsburys
- 5 minutes' walk to the Crown pub and restaurant
The rear garden has a decked seating area leading to a raised lawn. On one side is a brick-built outbuilding housing the boiler and there is a brick boundary wall at the side and rear. There are views across paddocks and countryside with a gate providing direct access for walks. At the front there is an area laid to lawn and a driveway with parking for three cars and access to the garage and the side of the house.
Rooms
Ground Floor
The entrance hall has engineered wooden flooring and double doors leading through to the dining area. The sitting room has triple aspect windows and a feature fireplace. There is a separate family room with a window to the front aspect. The kitchen breakfast room has a range of Shaker style cabinets with oak worktops and a breakfast bar. There is an electric oven and hob, an integrated dishwasher and space for a fridge/freezer and washing machine. A door leads through to the family room and another opens to the rear garden.
First Floor
The principal bedroom has windows overlooking the fields and paddocks. There are fitted wardrobes and an en suite shower room with a shower cubicle, a wash basin, and a low-level WC. Bedrooms two and three are also double rooms and bedroom two has built in wardrobes. The family bathroom is fully tiled with modern non-slip flooring and downlights; it has a bath, a vanity wash basin, a low-level WC, and an obscured window to the front.
Situation and Schooling
Aston is a small village in East Hertfordshire, around 2 miles east of Stevenage and about 6 miles north of Hertford. It lies at the top of the Beane Valley ridge with far reaching views across Hertfordshire countryside. The heart of the community is St Mary’s church, the village also has two pubs, one with a restaurant, a primary school, a preschool, a farm/butcher’s shop and numerous clubs and societies. It is a short walk to Sainsburys supermarket. Local secondary schools are The Nobel School and Barnwell Lower and Upper Schools.
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