DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY: A detached 1930's house needing modernisation, but with considerable potential to create the large, modern, family home of your dreams (STPP). No Chain.

Overall Description - This detached 1930's house sits in a large plot in a pleasant residential location towards the edge of the city. The property is in need of modernisation, but has potential for extension to the side, rear and into the loft as others have in the vicinity, subject of course to planning consent. As such, it offers buyers a rare opportunity to create their dream family home, to their exact needs and tastes, in an excellent location for bringing up young children and teenagers. Currently the property has three bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs, with an entrance hall, two receptions, kitchen, utility, shower room and separate cloakroom on the ground floor. There is a large front garden with private driveway leading to the garage. The back garden is c.160 feet long with central lawn, flowerbeds, mature shrubs and trees. If you are looking for an excellent project, in a great location, with obvious potential to create the family home of your dreams then please book in for the Open Day viewing on Saturday the 21st of March from 10am to 11am. The property is being sold with no chain.

Location - This property sits in a slightly elevated position, down a quiet side road, towards the northern edge of the sought after city of St Albans. The house is in a very good location for young families, being only a short walk from well regarded junior schools, such as the Gardenfields JMI and Bernards Heath Junior School, as well as secondary schools such as the Batchwood School and St Albans Girls School. There are good local shops including a Tesco Express and Morrisons a short drive away. St Albans has excellent rail links to London with two stations, St Albans City station (with its regular fast trains to Kings Cross/St Pancras plus Thameslink to Gatwick) and St Albans Abbey station going to London via Watford. There is also a wide variety of pubs and restaurants in the bustling city centre along with Verulum Park, by the Abbey, with its wide open spaces, lakes and sports grounds. Being close to the edge of town the house is also close to local sprts facilities and public footpaths across open countryside for walking and bike riding. The A1, M1 and M25 are also just a short drive away, making St Albans a very popular commuter town. It is easy to see why this historic and attractive cathedral city is such a desirable place to live for active families.

Accommodation - From the driveway a path leads to the part-glazed front door into the:

- 2.21m x 0.76m (7'3 x 2'6) - Windows to each side. Original door with stained glass inset to: