A rare opportunity to own a landmark Georgian home in the heart of historic Hertford. Set within one of Hertford’s most iconic terraces, this exquisite late 18th-century Grade II listed residence offers a unique blend of heritage, character, and modern convenience. With its rich historical roots and beautifully maintained interiors, the home delivers an exceptional lifestyle in a prestigious location. The ground floor is designed with both elegance and function in mind. A spacious, light-filled kitchen and breakfast room provides ample storage and worktop space, perfect for family life or entertaining. This flows into a formal dining room at the front of the house, where tall sash windows bring in natural light and frame views of the street’s timeless Georgian façade. A well-equipped utility room and walk-in pantry add practicality. From the kitchen, steps lead down to a basement cellar ideal for wine storage, hobbies, or creative conversion. The first floor is accessed via a grand mahogany staircase and opens to a spectacular drawing room with a feature fireplace and large sash windows that frame the view. This level also includes a versatile suite currently arranged as a bedroom with adjoining office or dressing room plus a stylishly appointed family bathroom. Upstairs, the second floor offers three further double bedrooms, two of which benefit from sleek en-suite shower rooms finished with elegant Italian tiling. A second family bathroom serves the third bedroom. To the rear of the property is a beautiful walled courtyard garden. One Port Hill is steeped in local history. The site was originally known as Clovers Field in the early 1700s before evolving into the refined Port Hill Terrace seen today. Over the centuries, the property has been home to a range of influential figures from local ministers and brewers to acclaimed architects including Eadred John Tennant Lutyens and Nugent Francis Cachemaille-Day.