• Open House Saturday 21 June 11- 3 by appointment only +
• Spacious and versatile home +
• Potential for improvements and extensions stpp +
• Large driveway +
• Private Rear Garden +
• EPC Rating = D +

A spacious extended three-bedroom, two-bathroom detached home offers 2,300 sq ft of versatile living space with potential for improvements and extensions subject to planning permission.

Description

Set on a generous plot with a large driveway and integral garage, this extended three bedroom, two-bath/shower room detached home offers approximately 2,300 sq ft of versatile living space - perfect for growing families or buyers looking to personalise and add value.

This unique property has an interesting history attached to it. Featured in John Betjeman’s iconic ‘Metroland’ documentary, it was originally built by the owner to house the Empire Leicester Square Wurlitzer organ (now removed) and is well known amongst the music fraternity.

Inside, the ground floor features a spacious sitting room, separate dining room with sliding doors to the rear garden, a study area, fitted kitchen, and utility room with cloakroom and storage. A large full-height workshop which previously housed the Wurlitzer organ pipes, and is soundproofed, also offers fantastic potential for conversion into additional living space (STPP) or multiple use such as music studio or gym.

Upstairs, the property boasts three well proportioned bedrooms, including a principal suite with dressing room and en suite shower room, plus a family bathroom.

Outside
The private rear garden is mainly laid to lawn with mature trees and hedging, ideal for families or entertaining. There is also a paved patio area and large garden sheds offering additional storage.

Located in a sought-after residential area, this home combines space, potential, and practicality in a quiet yet convenient setting.

Location

132 Berry Lane is situated in a popular location on the edge of the Cedars Estate, with easy access to the M25. The William Penn Leisure Centre and local shops are located close by. Rickmansworth and Chorleywood town centres offer a great selection of restaurants, cafés and shops including Marks & Spencer, Waitrose, Tesco and independent traders. Countryside walks are easily accessible on nearby Chorleywood Common and the Chess Valley.

Rickmansworth and Chorleywood Stations provide both the Metropolitan Line to Baker Street and the City plus the Chiltern Turbo to Marylebone.