Description:

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This cottage is a rare find, combining historic character with the opportunity to update and make it your own. Built in red brick with tall chimneys, steep gabled roofs and diamond-leaded windows, it has the look and feel of an old farmer’s house. Ivy and planting climb across the façade, softening the architecture and tying the home into its leafy setting.

Inside, the layout spans two floors, offering a balance of traditional charm and practical living space. The ground floor is the heart of the home, where exposed brickwork, multiple fireplaces and hardwood flooring provide a warm backdrop. The living room is generously proportioned, comfortably accommodating a large corner sofa with space to spare. Natural light enters through a latticed window overlooking the landscaped garden, while timber floorboards create a sense of warmth.

The kitchen brings together both charm and function. It is fitted with light wood cabinetry, a tiled backsplash and a mobile island that makes the most of the space. A built-in oven, microwave and washing machine are already in place, making it immediately usable, though there is scope for a buyer to update finishes and layout to suit modern tastes.

Two bathrooms serve the house, one with a full-sized bathtub surrounded by wood panelling and white tiles. Hardwood flooring runs underfoot, and a playful fish wall decoration hints at the personality of the current owner.

Upstairs, the bedrooms are set beneath sloping ceilings that enhance the sense of character. The main bedroom includes built-in storage and a window seat tucked beneath the lattice glazing – a peaceful spot to read or look out over the tree-lined, historic, neighbourhood. A neutral colour palette flows through the interiors, giving a sense of calm and allowing the architectural features to take centre stage.

Throughout the home you will find historic details, from decorative and functional fireplaces to the pleasing proportions of the rooms. The spaces work well as they are, yet there is clear potential to reimagine them with contemporary finishes. This is a house that would reward sympathetic modernisation, retaining its period charm while being tailored to today’s lifestyle.

Outside, the property is as appealing as the interior. The garden wraps around the house and is defined by established planting, hedges and a traditional wooden fence. Garage and driveway located to the rear of the property. The corner plot means the house enjoys light on multiple sides and a sense of openness, yet with mature trees and hedging that provide privacy.

The location strikes a balance between residential calm and convenience. Set on a quiet street lined with greenery, the cottage is well placed for access to nearby towns and services. It feels rooted in history, yet connected to modern life.

This is more than just a home – it is an opportunity to bring fresh vision to a house with historic character, creating a unique residence that reflects both its past and its future.

Location Information:

Letchworth Garden City is a highly sought-after Hertfordshire town, located around 35 miles north of London. Renowned as the world’s first garden city, it combines attractive tree-lined streets and open green spaces with all the amenities needed for modern living.

The town offers excellent transport connections: Letchworth railway station provides regular direct services to London King’s Cross in around 35 minutes, as well as convenient routes to Cambridge and Peterborough. For motorists, the nearby A1(M) gives easy access to the wider road network.

Letchworth town centre offers a good selection of shops, cafés, and restaurants, alongside cultural venues such as the historic Broadway Cinema. Families are well served by a choice of highly regarded schools and a variety of clubs and leisure facilities. The surrounding Hertfordshire countryside and the 13-mile Greenway trail provide opportunities for walking, cycling, and outdoor recreation, ensuring a desirable balance between town and country living.

Approx. Distances:

Hitchin: 4 miles

Stevenage: 8 miles

Luton Airport: 13 miles

Milton Keynes: 30 miles

Central London: 35 miles

DISCLAIMER:

Please note we do not test any fixtures, fittings, apparatus or services. Any interested parties should undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements provided are approximate and photos are provided for guidance only. Potential buyers are advised to re-check the measurements before committing to any expense. Potential buyers are advised to check and confirm the EPC, estate management charges and council tax before committing to any expense. Floor plans are for illustration purposes only. Sell New do not verify the legal title of the property and the potential buyers should obtain verification from their solicitors before committing to any expense.

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