• Attractive four bedroom detached Edwardian residence +
• Town centre location +
• Versatile accommodation including ground floor bedroom and shower room +
• Approximately 160 ft. rear garden +
• Driveway parking leading to small garage/ bike store +

Town centre location

An impressive, four bedroom detached Edwardian residence located in a prime central location within this most sought after market town.

Detailed Description

A most impressive four bedroom detached Edwardian residence occupying an attractive central position within this thriving market town, offering easy access to both the town centre and mainline rail station with direct links to London Kings Cross and Cambridge. The well planned accommodation has been thoughtfully extended and finished to a high specification throughout offering versatile accommodation of approximately 1655 sq. ft. (including garage/ bike store) arrange over two floors. Furthermore, the property benefits from driveway parking and a generous plot of about 0.2 acres.

The front boundary is defined by a brick pillared wall with ironmongery railings and a mature hedgerow behind, creating an attractive and private approach. An opening leads onto the generous gravel driveway, which provides ample parking and gives direct access to the entrance door and the garage/bike store.

The fully enclosed rear garden extends to approximately 160 ft. and is predominantly laid to lawn, complemented by a large patio with steps down to the main garden area. Furthermore, the garden features external lights, additional patio seating spaces, a vegetable garden and a summerhouse/garden studio equipped with light and power.

Location

Royston is a market town situated in North Hertfordshire, approximately 15 miles (24 km) south of Cambridge and 42 miles (68 km) north of London. The town benefits from good transport links, with the A10 running north-south through Royston and the A505 providing access to the M11 and A1(M), facilitating regional and national travel. Royston railway station lies on the Cambridge to London King's Cross mainline, offering regular direct services. The fastest journey time to London King's Cross is approximately 37 minutes, while travel to Cambridge takes as little as 14 minutes.

Local amenities include a range of supermarkets, independent retailers, public houses, cafés, healthcare services, and a leisure centre. A traditional outdoor market operates twice weekly. Educational provision includes several primary schools and a secondary academy. Therfield Heath, a large area of chalk grassland on the edge of the town, offers recreational space for walking and sport, and is also a designated Site of Special Scientific Interest.