Summary:
Bryan Bishop and Partners are delighted to bring to the market this fabulous end of terrace, three bedroom family home set along a quiet residential cul-de-sac in the vibrant and popular town of Knebworth. The property has been recently extended and refurbished to a very high standard and now offers generous, well proportioned living space presented in immaculate decorative order that includes a ground floor guest cloakroom and fully glazed French doors linking the family room out into the lovely rear garden, as well as allocated covered parking and plentiful further parking for residents and visitors.

Accommodation:
The attractive modern front door is set into a useful tiled roof porch that houses a spacious entrance hall, complete with multiple storage cupboards. From there an inner hallway extends into the house, with a perfectly placed guest cloakroom to one side and the large kitchen to the other, before turning past the staircase and under stairs cupboard and opening into the generously sized lounge.

The kitchen enjoys a terrific layout and is bathed in natural light from the superb bay window that pretty much fills one wall. The fitted area runs around three sides of the room and boasts a comprehensive array of wall and floor mounted cupboards lining the perimeter which ensure there is more than ample storage space and worktop area. Within the cabinets is a full complement of integrated appliances ready to meet your daily needs with ease, whilst the remainder of the room is left as open floor space and is comfortably capacious enough for a large dining suite, and other occasional furniture if so desired.

The centrally positioned lounge is a really well proportioned room, being virtually square, which really helps when configuring and furnishing the space. The staircase rises from one corner, with the pretty wooden banisters providing an appealing focal point as they turn on the landing half way up and continue up to the first floor. The room enjoys an abundance of natural light as it is connected through an open plan arrangement to the family room at the rear, as well as imbuing both rooms with an interchangeable flexibility as to how they are used. They could easily be considered as one room or furnished and laid out to emphasise the separation between them if that suited your family's lifestyle better. On its own the lounge would easily accommodate multiple sofas and chairs, which leaves the family room as a real luxury space that would give great service in any number of roles, which might be anything from a casual play area to a formal dining room, with the wonderful French doors providing a valuable connection out into the garden during the warmer months as well as joining with the glorious roof light to fill the family room and adjoining lounge with uninterrupted natural daylight.