Offered to the market having been owned by the same family since it was built in the 1930's and now ready for new owners with exceptional potential to make their own. With houses in this location rarely coming to market this three bedroom semi-detached home offers flexible accommodation with great potential to extend (STNP). The rear garden is an undoubted feature of this property extending over 150ft in length. An inspection is highly recommended to fully appreciate the size and potential on offer.

Ground Floor - On entering the property you stand in a generous hallway with stairs rising to the first floor and doors opening to the kitchen, dining room and WC. The dining room is a well proportioned room with good ceiling height and a bay window. The dining room is open-plan with the living room - another well proportioned room with doors opening to the rear garden. The WC is fitted with a white two-piece suite. The kitchen is galley style and has been fited with a range of base and eye level units and opens to the breakfast room from where the rear garden and utility room are accessible. The utility room opens to the study, another well proportioned room with sliding doors opening to the rear garden. Also accessed from the utility room is the internal courtyard, a useful covered storage space from where you can access the garage.

First Floor - Ascending the stairs you pass three feature stained glass windows which flood the hallway and landing with natural light. From the landing all three bedrooms are accessible with bedrooms one and two being generous doubles and the third being a well sized single. The bathroom is fitted with a white four piece suite comprising low level WC, wash hand basin, bath and shower cubicle.

Outside - To the front of the property is a driveway providing parking for three vehicles. The rear garden is a real feature of this property extending to well over 150ft in length. The majority of the garden is laid to lawn with a patio area to the rear of the property. There is a greenhouse and a large timber shed and the garden is surrounded by mature trees and bushes providing an exceptional degree of privacy.

The Location - Hemel Hempstead is a popular new town in Hertfordshire with a mixture of new, modern and older architecture and enjoys numerous open green spaces including the recently rejuvenated Jellicoe Water Gardens in the town centre. The town centre has recently been regenerated and is now a vibrant busy attraction. The Marlows indoor shopping centre offers chain and independent shops whilst the outside Riverside boasts a number of larger chains and a Pizza Express Restaurant. Adeyfield was the first planned neighbourhood to be built in the postwar new town expansion of Hemel Hempstead. Adeyfield has a village centre, known as the Queen's Square. There are many different convenience stores in the square, most notably the Co-operative Supermarket, and two branches of Lloyd's Pharmacy. The square was named after the visit paid by The Queen in 1952 when she laid the foundation stone for the Church of St Barnabas. Adeyfield is home to The Adeyfield Academy, the major secondary school in the area and two primary schools.