The Property

This appealing period cottage has been carefully updated by the current owners to create a home that balances character and practicality in equal measure.

Set behind a gated front courtyard garden, the property has an immediate sense of charm. Inside, the accommodation is well arranged and flows naturally from one room to the next. The sitting room is positioned to the front of the house and is centred around a fireplace, giving the room a strong focal point and a comfortable feel. A bespoke fitted shelving and cupboard unit, neatly designed beneath the staircase, provides both practical storage and an attractive division between the sitting room and dining room. The dining room beyond offers an excellent second reception space, equally suited to everyday living and entertaining.

The kitchen has been fitted in a modern yet classic style, with a range of integrated appliances and direct access to the rear garden, allowing the space to work well for day-to-day living.

To the first floor are two well-proportioned bedrooms, served by a contemporary family bathroom, all presented in a tasteful and well-balanced style.

The rear garden is an attractive feature of the property, being mainly laid to lawn and complemented by a raised patio area, ideal for outdoor seating or dining. At the far end of the garden, the insulated studio/home office, complete with power and lighting, adds a particularly useful and versatile dimension to the house, whether for remote working, hobbies or ancillary use.

Overall, this is a property that offers the character of a period cottage together with the comfort and flexibility expected for modern living.

Location

Heronsgate Road is a well-regarded address, conveniently placed for Chorleywood station, local shops and day-to-day amenities. The area is also well positioned for highly regarded schooling, leisure facilities and attractive surrounding countryside, contributing to its enduring appeal.

Chorleywood is a delightful village with an excellent variety of mainly independent shops, cafes and restaurants. In addition, there is a Community Library, two doctors’ and dentists’ surgeries There is an excellent range of schooling for all ages nearby in both the private and state sectors. Chorleywood Metropolitan/Chiltern Line Station offers a 35minute service into central London. The nearby M25 (Junctions 17 & 18) gives access to the airports and the national motorway network.

Material Information (Including Costs)

Property Type: Mid-terrace Period house
Tenure: Freehold
Heating: Gas-fired central Heating
Parking: On Street
EPC: D
Local Authority: Three Rivers District Council Tax Band – E – £2,969.57 (For the period 2026-2027)

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