Description
A four bedroom detached house currently divided into two flats with courtyard gardens and with planning permission to convert to a four bedroom family home with off street parking within a five minute walk to both the town centre and the train station. This detached house is on a quiet street, a five minutes' walk from Baldock town centre and train station. It is presented currently as two flats, one on each floor, both with two double bedrooms. Planning permission is granted to create a four bedroom house arranged over three floors to include a loft conversion with off street parking and a low maintenance rear courtyard garden. On the ground floor there is a dual aspect sitting room, a kitchen with a door to the garden, a bathroom with a separate WC, and two double bedrooms. On the first floor there is currently a further sitting room, a kitchen, two dual aspect double bedrooms, along with a shower room and a separate WC.
The front of the house has a low brick wall and fenced boundaries and is laid to patio tiles and shingle. A fence currently divides the front of the two flats. There is side access to the rear garden which has a paved terrace and gravelled areas. There is a timber garden shed and a brick walled rear boundary.
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Kitchens and Reception Rooms The ground floor kitchen is fitted with wall and base cabinets with an integrated electric oven and hob with an extractor over. There is space for a washing machine and fridge freezer. One of the wall cabinets houses the combination boiler. The first floor kitchen is fitted with wooden style cabinets and tiled splashbacks. There is an integrated double electric oven and hob, and space for a washing machine and fridge/freezer. Both sitting rooms have dual aspect windows at the front and side. The first floor sitting room has a cupboard housing the combination boiler.
Bedrooms and Bathrooms All four of the current bedrooms can accommodate a double bed and all have double glazed windows overlooking the front or the rear garden; the first floor bedrooms are double aspect with additional windows over the side. On the ground floor is a bathroom with a bath and wash hand basin and on the first floor is a shower room with a shower cubicle and wash hand basin. Both bath/shower rooms have windows overlooking the rear and separate WCs.
Situation and Schooling The North Hertfordshire town of Baldock has a number of buildings dating from the mid-18th century or earlier. A market has been held here since medieval times and the tradition continues every Wednesday. Baldock has a variety of public houses, restaurants, and coffee shops. The property is within the catchment area for the Knights Templar School and is within walking distance of the train station which has services to Kings Cross.
