New RoadGuilden Morden, Royston, Hertfordshire, SG8 0JN

Old Brickfields is a generous detached family residence, built in 1973. Tucked away at the head of a private driveway, it sits amidst expansive, mature gardens with adjacent paddocks and a sprawling meadow and a sizable pond, in all extending to approximately 2.47 acres. Located in the village of Guilden Morden, the property offers good access to essential amenities such as a church, local pub, and a local primary school. Just 6.8 miles away is the thriving town of Royston, offering a plethora of conveniences alongside its mainline station.

Stepping through the covered porch into a spacious reception hall, it leads seamlessly to the principal reception room, full with natural light from triple-aspect windows that afford panoramic views of the gardens. The reception room adjoins the dining area and is adorned with French doors opening onto a courtyard area. An office sits between the dining room and the ground floor cloakroom. The heart of the home is the newly re designed kitchen/breakfast room, benefiting from a contemporary design, featuring a range of modern integrated amenities and ample storage solutions along with a peninsula creating a divide allowing space for a breakfast area. Completing the ground floor is a utility room, providing additional storage and plumbing for laundry facilities.

Leading to the first floor, a spacious landing grants access to five well-appointed double bedrooms, each offering open garden views. The principal bedroom, benefits from a newly fitted en suite shower room with a double walk in shower, sink with vanity unit and low level WC. The first floor accommodation is completed by the family bathroom which comprises of a panel bath, low level WC and wash basin.

Externally, the property boasts a detached outbuilding comprising a garage and workshop, complimented by a former stable-turned-store and ample storage space. The landscaped gardens are adorned with mature trees, vibrant shrubs, and flourishing borders. There is a vegetable garden and a timber summerhouse, while a five-bar gated entrance leads to the meadow, graced by a tranquil pond and a rustic storage barn. A 2kWp photovoltaic solar panel system is discreetly mounted on the garage roof, the system not only reduces electricity bills but also creates potential additional income through the Feed-in Tariff scheme, epitomizing sustainable living.

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