About this property

A charming and substantial Grade II Listed character cottage, with origins dating back to the 17th century, occupying a highly sought-after position in the heart of St Albans. Originally two separate cottages, the property has been combined to create a wonderfully versatile home offering three bedrooms, three reception rooms and two bathrooms.

A charming and substantial Grade II Listed character cottage, with origins dating back to the 17th century, occupying a highly sought-after position in the heart of St Albans. Two separate cottages have been combined to create a wonderfully versatile home offering three bedrooms, three reception rooms and two bathrooms.

The accommodation is full of character and period charm, complemented by a practical and flexible layout ideally suited to modern family living. Outside, the property enjoys a private rear garden with a desirable southerly aspect, providing an excellent space for relaxation and entertaining. There is a worshop or studio which enjoys North facing light. The property has the rare benefit of off-street parking.

Set back from the ever-popular St Peter's Street, on Church Green, the property remains within a short walk of the extensive shopping, leisure and restaurant facilities of the City centre. St Albans City mainline station, with its direct services to London St Pancras, is approximately half a mile away, making this a superb home for both commuters and those seeking a central yet secluded location.

Situation
The historical city of St Albans offers a comprehensive range of shopping facilities within the city centre. St Albans has both Roman and medieval historical interest as well as an abundance of restaurants, cafes and bars. Both Verulamium and Clarence Parks as well as many leisure facilities including golf, tennis bowls and swimming pools are all close by. St Albans has an excellent selection of schooling both state and private.

For the commuter there is a fast one stop train link from St Albans City Station (which is also accessible along the Alban Way, a dedicated cycle route) to St Pancras International (with Eurostar direct to Brussels, Paris & Amsterdam) and directly onto the City. There are also fast trains to Euston Station from the the Abbey Station via Watford Junction. Both routes take only approximately 20 minutes.

The surrounding countryside offers leisure opportunities for walking, riding, numerous golf courses, leisure centres and many areas of historical interest. The town enjoys a vibrant cultural life with venues and societies offering theatre, music and many other activities and entertainments.

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Additional information

• Living Room
• Kitchen
• Family Room
• Dining Room
• Sitting Room
• Three Bedrooms
• Bathroom
• Shower Room
• Front and Rear Gardens
• Off Street Parking

Key information

Council Tax Band: F

Tenure: Freehold