• Two Bedrooms +
• Lift to property +
• Penthouse apartment with Picture Window +
• Popular Village +
• Open Plan Design +

Abode are delighted to offer to market this penthouse apartment in the desirable village of Ashwell, Hertfordshire. The third floor apartment is located in the historic Maltings building and draws it's design from the historic features of the building, including locating the master bedroom in the old Kiln tower of the building. The open plan kitchen and living area is well appointed and presented throughout, and benefits from a beautiful window wall with views of open countryside. The property is well finished throughout, with oak flooring, a recently renovated shower room, a well presented kitchen inclusive of all white goods. The second bedroom is light with double length windows, and the apartment is well designed with ample storage. The property benefits from a lift, private residents parking, and a well maintained communal garden. The property is run by a company instructed by the owners, who have a share in the freehold, so is well managed and presented, this apartment further benefits from a 960 year lease. The maltings is located a stone's throw from the village cricket club and high street, offering access to Ashwell's many amenities and local businesses. With Ashwell and Morden Station having free parking and a bus service from outside the property, direct access to London Kings Cross or Cambridge Central this apartment would be ideal for commuters wanting an easy country life.

Ashwell is a picturesque and historic village nestled in the North Hertfordshire countryside, offering a charming blend of period architecture, excellent amenities, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Surrounded by rolling, unspoilt countryside and crisscrossed with scenic walking trails and bridleways, Ashwell is ideal for those who cherish rural living with the convenience of nearby connections.
Located just 3 miles from Ashwell & Morden train station, residents enjoy convenient access to London King’s Cross in around 45 minutes, while Royston station, approximately 6 miles away, offers further fast rail links.
The village is well-served by Ashwell Primary School, rated “Good” by Ofsted, and falls within the catchment area for highly regarded secondary schools in nearby Baldock and Bassingbourn. Ashwell also boasts a vibrant local scene with three traditional pubs—The Rose & Crown, The Bushel & Strike, and The Three Tuns—each offering food, drink, and community events. There’s also a village shop, bakery, museum, and an active calendar of local societies and fairs, making Ashwell a truly idyllic place to call home.