'Larch How’ is a Fine late Victorian country house in a semi-rural Hamlet location with superior countryside vistas & undulating grounds of approximately 1.38 acres. With unique and versatile accommodation amounting to approximately 3329 sq ft, the property boasts an equipped stable yard with 5 loose boxes, tack room, barn and double width garage with electronic access, all approached via double five bar gates and sweeping gravel driveway. Central reception hall with staircase and lift * 3 generous reception rooms * hand painted kitchen/breakfast room * laundry room * 6 double bedrooms * dressing room * his & hers en-suites * 2 further bathrooms. The house has two staircases and provides opportunity for those seeking annexe facilities, where the laundry room would serve adequately as a kitchen. Energy Rating: D The delightful hamlet of Old Knebworth is home to the Lytton Arms public house and Knebworth House - inhabited by Lord Cobbold and his family since 1492. Since 1974 Knebworth has been famously associated with numerous major open-air rock and pop concerts which have been held in the grounds of Knebworth House. Knebworth village is close by and has a busy High Street with shops that adequately cater for daily needs. These include a chemist, post office, library, doctors’ surgery, 2 dentists, Co-op general store, junior/mixed infant school, churches and a recreational ground with tennis courts & bowling green. London Kings Cross is easily accessible via the mainline rail link in Knebworth (approx 32 minutes) The following distances are for guidance only: Stanstead airport 28 miles - Luton airport 13 miles Heathrow airport 39 miles - A1(m) 3.6 miles Hertford 8.5 miles - St Albans 13 miles - M25 Jct23 14 miles As with many local villages, the current local plan includes areas of proposed development. For further details please visit the North Herts District Council website.