Nestled in the desirable rural setting of Gaddesden Row, Hertfordshire, this charming Flint fronted three-bedroom mid-terrace house offers a peaceful lifestyle with good connections to nearby towns. Envision enjoying the quiet of the countryside and pleasant views right from your doorstep.

Upon entering, you'll find a welcoming hallway leading to a well-sized living room. This space benefits from ample natural light, creating a bright and comfortable area for relaxation or entertaining. There is also a guest WC off the hall.

The kitchen is well-equipped with a slimline dishwasher and double oven while offering sufficient storage and workspace for every home cook. Adjacent to the kitchen is a dining area, perfect for enjoying meals.

Upstairs, there are two double bedrooms, and one single room, each providing a tranquil space with countryside views. The principal bedroom is generously sized with fitted wardrobes offering a comfortable retreat. The remaining two bedrooms are versatile and suitable for children, guests, or a home office. A family bathroom with modern fittings serves the first floor.

The property also benefits from an Air Source Heat Pump, which provides efficient heating and cooling in every room. In addition the upgraded hot water and electrical systems mean that solar panels could be added.

To the rear, the property features a private garden, with a patio area and backs onto farmland. Imagine summer gatherings, children playing, or simply unwinding amidst the greenery. The garden offers a peaceful escape to appreciate the fresh air.

The property also benefits from a single garage and off street parking space.

More Details on the Heating:

A system that keeps your home warm in winter and cool in summer—without needing a traditional boiler or air conditioner. In winter, it pulls heat from the outside air (yes, even cold air has some heat!) and moves it inside to warm your home. In summer, it works like an air conditioner by removing the heat from your home and sending it outside.

The benefit of heat pumps is that for 1 KWh of electricity used, you get between 4-5 KWh of heat energy from them. Making them cheaper to run than gas heating