Key Features
- 4 bedroom semi detached family home
- Over looking Waterford Marsh
- Entrance hall, study, 2 receeption rooms and open plan kitchen/ breakfast room
- Utility room and cloakroom
- 4 bedrooms
- Ensuite bathoom and family bathroom
- Private rear garden
- Driveway parking
This carefully enlarged and spacious 4 bedroom semi-detached family house is nestled within the quaint village of Waterford and enjoys a delightful setting overlooking Waterford Marsh. The property has been beautifully cared for and provides sizeable accommodation comprising: entrance hall with staircase, Lounge with log burner, study, sitting room, bright and modern open plan kitchen/dining room with central island and bifolds leading to the terrace and garden, utility room & cloakroom. To the first floor are 4 well-proportioned bedrooms, a luxurious en-suite bathroom with freestanding bath and shower cubicle, and a modern family bathroom.
The private rear garden of approximately 85' in depth is laid mostly to lawn with a wide paved terrace, central path and further shingled seating area to the rear. There is a 'Stable style' timber outbuilding and further storage shed. To the front of the house is a private driveway with ample parking.
Energy Rating: D
Running along the River Beane in East Hertfordshire is the leafy village of Waterford. A lovely retreat from busy, urban life, Waterford has an inspiring past peppered with historic sites, unusual architecture and acres of beautiful land.
One of the many appealing traits of Waterford is its proximity to the popular nearby county town of Hertford. There are bus routes in the centre of the village that travel to Hertford & Stevenage, with stops at their railway stations for commuters heading into London. A train journey from Hertford North station to London King’s Cross takes around 40 minutes and from Stevenage just 25 minutes. There are bus routes to the local supermarket and easy access to other amenities.
Waterford is located on the A119, connecting Ware and Watton-at-Stone, a journey to either of these towns will take between 10 & 20 minutes.
Waterford village hall provides events, social clubs and activities. The list of clubs includes: wine, bridge, lace and table tennis, as well as various exercise classes. The hall is also a popular space to hire for functions, parties and meetings.
Waterford Heath, originally quarry land, has been treated and restored to its former purpose, an area of green reserved for the public to enjoy. The Chalk Stream and Heath Walk is one of the various walking paths dotted around the landscape.
A convenience store, petrol station and doctor’s surgery can all be located within two miles of Waterford for all the necessities.
