• Stunning Victorian semi-detached property +
• Four double bedrooms +
• Filled with character features +
• Principal bedroom with ensuite shower room +
• Kitchen/breakfast room with bifold doors to terrace +
• Three versatile reception rooms +
• Large cellar +
• Extensive garden +
• Close to outstanding schools +
• 1.1 miles to Hitchin station +

Property Insight: If you’re searching for a large period property in the heart of Hitchin, it’s hard to better this beautiful Victorian home.  Set on the edge of the town centre, this stunning property is crammed with period features and offers elegant and spacious family living, steeped in local history. Upon entering the property, the first thing that strikes you is the beautiful and spacious interior. The entrance hall features original wooden floorboards and a sweeping staircase, setting the scene for the many delightful period features that feature throughout.  It’s a house which feels bright and welcoming. Each of the downstairs rooms leads off from the entrance hall.  The dual-aspect kitchen/breakfast room is at the heart of the house – the perfect space for preparing meals and entertaining family and friends.  Integrated appliances include a Bosch electric oven, gas hob with stainless steel wall-mounted hood and fridge-freezer.  The room is flooded with natural light - a key feature being the bifold doors which open directly on to the terrace outside - fantastic for summer entertaining.  A practical stable door provides further access to the garden. The dining room benefits from several character features, including large sash windows, wooden floorboards and a generously sized tiled fireplace with inset Aga.  It’s a versatile and spacious room which provides a welcoming space for enjoying meals with family and friends.  Adjacent to the dining room is a large reception room that is currently being used as a study but could easily be repurposed as a playroom or snug.  Decorated in a tranquil shade of teal, the large sash windows introduce plenty of natural light and, combined with the high ceiling, creates a bright and airy space.  The Victorian fireplace is a wonderful focal point. The sitting room is a similarly well-proportioned room located at the front of the house.  Benefiting from a large bay window, high ceiling and decorated in a striking navy tone, it’s room which feels spacious but at the same time cosy, thanks to its cocooning décor and feature wood burner.  Again, this space enjoys beautiful character features including sash windows, original plasterwork and floorboards.  Completing the downstairs is a handy utility with WC, plus access to a large cellar which provides the home with useful additional storage. Heading up the original staircase with its stylish bordered runner, you’ll find four double bedrooms - each generously and similarly sized.  The principal bedroom is located at the front of the house and enjoys a lovely, large bay window.  Decorated in a soft plaster pink with a neutral carpet, it provides the perfect space to relax and features an original fireplace as well as plenty of room for furniture.  The ensuite shower room has been fitted with white heritage sanitaryware which complements the period features perfectly, as well as a large walk-in shower and stunning contemporary wall tiles in a forest green lustre finish. The three remaining bedrooms are also well-proportioned and airy.  Each has its own feature fireplace and large sash window, and they are all filled with character.  The family bathroom is the final room upstairs.  Finished with classic wooden wall panelling in a soft grey and feature floor tiles with a star motif, the heritage bathroom suite includes a stunning claw-footed slipper bath and separate shower cubicle.  It’s a stylish bathroom which suits the property perfectly. Outside, the extensive and established 132ft x 37ft back garden is mainly laid to lawn and features mature trees and borders.  The raised terrace area directly outside the kitchen/breakfast room is perfect for entertaining family and friends during the summer months.  To the front of the house is a lawned front garden plus a driveway to the side which provides off-street parking. If you love period properties, this remarkable family home not only offers an impressive amount of versatile living space, it’s also just a short stroll from the Hitchin’s cosmopolitan town centre and outstanding schools. Hitchin continues to be one of Hertfordshire’s most desirable towns.  With excellent transport links (fast trains to London Kings Cross take just 28 minutes and Cambridge just 33 minutes), Hitchin often features as one of the best places to live in the UK.  The town centre offers a wide selection of independent shops, pubs and restaurants, as well as a market, and has a thriving local community.  Hitchin also benefits from several schools which are rated outstanding, including the historic and renowned Hitchin Girls’ and Hitchin Boys’ schools. These particulars are intended to give a fair and reliable description of the property but no responsibility for any inaccuracy or error can be accepted and do not constitute an offer or contract. We have not tested any services or appliances (including central heating if fitted) referred to in these particulars and the purchasers are advised to satisfy themselves as to the working order and condition. If a property is unoccupied at any time there may be reconnection charges for any switched off/disconnected or drained services or appliances. All measurements are approximate.