• Offered furnished and chain free +
• Stunning period conversion with views over parkland and golf course +
• Ideal 'lock up and leave' or investment +
• Open plan living accommodation with impressive mezzanine space +
• 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms +
• Allocated parking plus visitor spaces +
• Ideally located for A10 access +
• EPC Rating = E +

Stunning period home ideally located for commuter access, with views across the golf course.

Description

This generously proportioned, beautifully appointed two bedroom apartment is set in communal grounds of approximately 3 acres.

The Grade II listed mansion, dating back to 1580, was converted in 2017 and is ideally located for access to the A10 for London and Cambridge.

With views of the golf course, the generous ground floor apartment is accessed via a stunning communal reception hallway with wide turning mahogany staircase. The entrance hall provides access to the open plan living space with fabulous views. Stairs lead to the mezzanine floor above the kitchen which provides a unique reception space. With luxury fitments, including marble flooring, and a bespoke Italian designed kitchen with breakfast bar, the apartment blends a contemporary finish with original period features.

A hallway leads to bedroom 2 and the luxury family bathroom. The main suite, measuring an impressive 23'1 x 13'9, enjoys an en suite bathroom with stairs leading up to a fully fitted mezzanine dressing area with dressing table.

The long, private driveway snakes around the house to the main entrance with allocated parking for 2 vehicles, plus plenty of visitor parking.

Agent's note - Secure entry system to main house, individual fire and intruder alarms as standard.

Location

Hamels Mansion is located approximately 4 miles south of the market town of Buntingford, with Hertford and Ware being a short drive along the A10.

Excellent rail connections to London and Cambridge are available at Ware (approx. 10 miles) and Hertford.

Buntingford benefits from a range of independent shops as well as Sainsbury's, Co-op, pubs and restaurants.

The Hamels estate lands were formerly owned by King Henry VIII and passed over to the English nobility in 1534. The mansion house itself was built in 1580 by John Brograve and has a very rich history. This Elizabethan mansion has, over time, had Georgian extensions and later additions and now offers a unique, modern living experience.