• Chain Free +
• Must see video tour +
• Large plot with extension potential subject to planning +
• Three double bedrooms +
• Refitted kitchen diner with appliances +
• Garden room with atrium ceiling +
• Ground floor bathroom and first floor WC +
• Driveway for up to six cars and detached garage +
• Attractive rear garden with summer house with power and electric +
• Edwardian semi detached home circa 1913 +

An excellent opportunity to acquire this attractive Edwardian semi detached residence, designed by the renowned architects messrs Parker and Unwin in 1904. Known as Elm Dene, this beautifully proportioned home offers three generous double bedrooms and occupies a substantial plot, providing significant potential for extension or enhancement subject to planning permission. Ideally located around one mile from the town centre, mainline station and the picturesque Norton Common, the property is also conveniently positioned close to local amenities and the retail park, making it an ideal family home. The accommodation begins with a welcoming entrance hall leading to a spacious bay fronted lounge, offering space for a fireplace or wood burning stove. To the rear is a fully refurbished kitchen diner with built in appliances, which flows through a square archway into the delightful garden room. This impressive space benefits from a feature atrium roof and French doors opening onto the garden, perfect for entertaining and al fresco living. The ground floor also offers a well appointed bathroom with a deep bath, separate shower cubicle, WC and wash basin. To the first floor are two front facing double bedrooms, one rear facing double bedroom and an additional WC. There is further potential for a loft conversion subject to planning, creating an additional bedroom and bathroom. Externally, the property boasts an exceptional frontage with driveway parking and turning space for up to six vehicles, alongside a detached garage with power and lighting. The front garden is partly laid to lawn with established hedging and shrubs, and gated side access leads to the rear garden. This impressive outdoor space features a stepped patio with feature lighting, full fencing, a summer house which could be repurposed as a home office(STP) it has power & electric, a large garden shed, and an additional patio area at the far end of the garden which is perfectly positioned to enjoy the evening sun.

Letchworth Garden City was thoughtfully designed to blend vibrant town living with the surrounding countryside. The town offers a wide range of High Street and independent shops, cafés, restaurants and public houses, along with excellent leisure facilities including museums, art galleries, cinema, swimming pool, parks and open green spaces. Highly regarded private and state schools are close by, while commuters benefit from direct rail links with London King’s Cross and Moorgate in approximately 29 minutes, Cambridge in around 28 minutes, easy access to the A1(M), and London Luton Airport roughly 25 minutes away. The area is well served by a selection of popular and well regarded schools, making it particularly appealing to families. Primary Schools Pixmore Infant and Junior Schools are both within easy reach and are a popular choice locally. Norton St Nicholas Church of England Primary School is also nearby, offering a village style setting with a strong community ethos. Secondary Schools Fearnhill School is located within Letchworth and is a well established option for secondary education. Knights Templar School in nearby Baldock is another highly regarded choice and is easily accessible. Independent Schools St Christopher School, located in Letchworth Garden City, offers independent education from early years through to sixth form. Additional independent options can be found in nearby Hitchin, including St Francis’ College.