3 rooms flat of 38m² in North Hertfordshire

Property description A three bedroom apartment in a converted Victorian property within walking distance of amenities in the town centre of Hitchin. The building dates from the 1880s and was originally a confectionary shop which has now been converted into two apartments. Reginald Hine, Hitchin's most famous historian, described Tilehouse Street as “the most fascinating and attractive of all our town's streets”. The apartment has approximately 773 sq. ft. of accommodation set mainly over two floors and includes a modern fitted kitchen with built-in appliances, a shower room and three bedrooms. Permit parking bays in the street are available to residents. The property includes character features such as sash windows and Victorian fireplaces. On the ground floor there is a communal hall with a door to an inner hall which has a storage cupboard and stairs to the first floor. Accommodation On the first floor there is a 14 ft. sitting room and separate kitchen with built-in electric oven and hob, a washing machine and dishwasher. The shower room has been refitted and includes a vanity unit and a cupboard housing the gas combination boiler. There is also a bedroom, with the two other bedrooms on the second floor. All three bedrooms have sash windows to the front. Situation and schooling The property is in the town centre and approximately 1 mile from the mainline station. There is a range of shops, gyms, restaurants, local theatres and pubs within walking distance. The nearest primary school is Samuel Lucas and Hitchin Boys' and Girls' Schools are both within a mile of the property. + Read more