A special opportunity has arisen with a stylish three bedroom house hitting the market.
This family home, which is described as a "well presented" detached property by estate agent Ashtons, is located in a desirable neighbourhood on Charmouth Road in St Albans, and is listed for a guide price of £1,200,000.
Alongside three bedrooms, the house, which has no onward chain, boasts two reception rooms and the prospect of extending should planning permission be acquired.
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Ashtons describe it as a "handsome and rarely available" home situated on a large landscaped South West facing plot.
Comprising a welcoming entrance hall, spacious living room/study, dining room and a separate well-equipped modern kitchen, the ground floor represents the core of the comfortable home.
The living areas have the allure of plenty of natural light pouring in through the large windows.
The spacious upstairs accommodation features two double bedrooms, a single bedroom and a stylish family bathroom.
The property also offers parking for multiple vehicles and close proximity to the city centre.
A considerable view can be enjoyed from the garden which extends to approximately 150 feet.
Surrounded by mature shrubs to provide privacy, it also features a generous patio and a 20 foot garage/workshop.
As Ashtons highlight, the house finds itself nestled in a location sought-after due to its closeness to the mainline station and the city centre.
It is within walking distance of Clarence Park and in the catchment area of many highly rated St Albans schools, making it an ideal residence for a family seeking to balance city and family life.
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