4 bedroom house for sale

Overview

Picturesque Grade II listed cottage in a prime position DescriptionBelsize House is a beautiful home offering characterful living set in lovely gardens

Picturesque Grade II listed cottage in a prime position DescriptionBelsize House is a beautiful home offering characterful living set in lovely gardens. We understand that the house at its oldest part dates back to the 17th century. The house has been owned by the same family for many years and offers comfortable living space that lends itself to some improvement.Belsize House opens into a welcoming reception hall which could be used as a study. The pretty sitting room has a lovely outlook to the front and features a wonderful period fireplace - ideal for those cosy evenings and a built-in corner unit and a wealth of beams. There is also a lovely snug - a great place in which to relax at the end of the day. The kitchen/dining room features a quarry tiled floor and is fitted with wall and floor units with integrated appliances and the dining area is flooded with natural light and has doors out to a terrace. To complete the ground floor space there is a utility room, cloakroom and cellar.Stairs from the hall rise to the first floor and open into a lovely light and generous landing. The principal bedroom has a beamed and vaulted ceiling and built-in cupboards. There are two further double bedrooms, a family bathroom and a single bedroom which would be ideal for a toddler or make a good study.Outside - The gardens are an outstanding feature of this home and wrap around the house with the plot being about 0.25 acres overall. The gardens are laid to lawn and feature well stocked borders. To the side of the dining room is a screened terrace ideal for entertaining and at the top of the garden is a further seating area with the views across the fields. To the left of the garden is a large double garage with light and power and there is plenty of parking in front of the house.LocationBelsize House is situated in a prominent semi-rural location in the pretty hamlet of Belsize.Sarratt has a general store/post office, a garage and petrol station, along with three pretty country pubs. Excellent schooling, both state and private, is available in the area, with Sarratt and Chipperfield both having their own primary schools. The nearby villages of Chorleywood and Kings Langley have a good range of shops and amenities, whilst Rickmansworth town centre provides more comprehensive facilities, including major stores and supermarkets. Chorleywood has the Met Line Station to Baker Street. Kings Langley station offers a main line to Euston (approximately 23 mins) as well.Square Footage: 1,624 sq ft DirectionsFrom Junction 18 of the M25 proceed on the A404 signposted Chorleywood and Amersham. At the crossroads with the traffic lights turn right onto Solesbridge Lane. Continue to the end of the road and turn left at the T-junction onto Sarratt Road. Continue to the village of Sarratt. With The Green on the left continue past The Boot Public House (on the right). Continue along the road for a further three quarters of a mile and the road bears right down into Belsize. At the bottom of the short hill before you reach The Plough Public House, turn off the road to the right where you will see Penmans Hill and Belsize House is adjacent to the turning on the right.