• Grade ll listed building +
• Spacious period cottage +
• Exposed beams +
• Four double bedrooms +
• Fireplaces and exposed brickwork +
• Off street parking +
• Pretty front garden +
• Chain free +

SUMMARY
A charming Grade II listed property originally constructed as a bakery and retaining many period features. In later years the property housed the Village shop and post office and has since been transformed into a wonderful family home.

DESCRIPTION
This spacious period cottage offers excellent family accommodation over two floors, with off road parking in the Hertfordshire village of Long Marston, near Tring. Those looking for a country lifestyle will be thrilled with the community atmosphere, centred around the church, pub and school and cricket club, and the surrounding countryside will be a delight for ramblers and dog walkers.
Period features include fireplaces, exposed brickwork, beams and drop latch doors. There is even the old bread oven from its days as a bakery. The accommodation comprises: spacious reception hall, play room/study, lounge wit Inglenook fireplace, kitchen/breakfast room, boot room, w.c, snug/family room, four double bedrooms plus study/bedroom five, en-suite plus two family bathrooms. Outside, there is a pretty front garden with a picket fence and pathway leading to the front door. There is a driveway to the side with twin wooden gates which open to further parking and a gate which gives way to the secluded terrace at the rear.

Location 
Long Marston is a Hertfordshire village close to the borders of Buckinghamshire and is about three-and-a-half miles from Tring with its shopping centre and other facilities. For the commuter there are mainline stations at both Tring & Cheddington giving a service to Euston taking between 40 & 45 minutes. The town of Tring is by-passed by the A41 giving direct access to Berkhamsted, Hemel Hempstead and the M25 at Kings Langley. Long Marston is a delightful village situated in the north west corner of Hertfordshire with a local church, pub and a popular junior school, cricket club and is surrounded by glorious countryside. The historic market towns of Tring and Berkhamsted provide a variety of quality shops, restaurants. For those commuting to London, Euston may be reached in about 45 minutes from Cheddington Station or about 40 minutes from Tring Station. The A41 bypass to the south of Tring provides easy access to the M25 (J20). Long Marston provides a popular nursery/junior school whilst Tring and Berkhamsted provide schools for all age groups including the renowned Berkhamsted Collegiate and Tring Arts Educational School. Aylesbury town offers Grammar and High schools for both boys and girls.