3 bed semi-detached house for sale

Wadham Road, Abbots Langley WD5

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This delightful three-bedroom semi-detached home, located in the highly desirable area of Abbots Langley, perfectly combines comfort, character, and untapped potential.

As you step inside the spacious entrance hallway you're then greeted by a generously sized through lounge/dining room featuring a charming fireplace – the ideal spot for cozy nights in or hosting friends and family. The kitchen, though separate, flows seamlessly into a handy utility area that also includes a guest WC and additional storage space, making daily life a breeze.

Upstairs, you'll find three well-proportioned bedrooms, a contemporary family bathroom, and plenty of storage options throughout. Outside, the private 80' rear garden is an entertainer’s dream, with a lovely patio and lawn that’s perfect for al fresco dining or simply relaxing in the sun. A private driveway ensures off-street parking for convenience.

With further potential to extend (STPP), this home offers a wonderful opportunity to create something truly special. Call us today to learn more or to arrange a viewing – your new home awaits!

Abbots Langley has become increasingly popular with families over the past decade, largely due to its combination of green spaces, community feel, and educational options. The village attracts a mix of young families moving out from London and established local families who’ve been in the area for generations.

The village doesn’t disappoint when it comes to outdoor spaces for children. Leavesden Country Park is the crown jewel, with its extensive play equipment, wildlife areas, and historical features connected to the area’s film studio heritage. The play area at Love Lane offers a more intimate setting for younger children, while Manor House Recreation Ground provides sports facilities for older kids.

School holiday activities run throughout the year, with the parish council organising events like the summer sports programme and the annual Evergreen Easter Egg Hunt that sees hundreds of local children scrambling through the parkland.

The educational landscape in Abbots Langley presents something of a mixed picture. While primary provision is strong, with several well-regarded schools serving the area, secondary options require more consideration.

Families often cite the primary schools as a significant draw to the area, though catchment pressures mean competition for places can be fierce. The most sought-after primary schools often have waiting lists, and living in the right street can make all the difference between securing a place or not.

For secondary education, many parents look to schools in neighbouring areas like Watford or St Albans, as local provision hasn’t quite reached the same standard. This often means factoring in transport arrangements for the school run, with some families choosing to move when their children reach secondary age.

Transport is one of Abbots Langley’s strongest selling points. The village sits in a strategic location just off the M25 at Junction 20, providing quick access to the motorway network. The A41 also skirts the village, offering direct routes to Watford and Aylesbury.

While Abbots Langley doesn’t have its own railway station, Kings Langley station lies just a mile away, offering direct services to London Euston in about 30 minutes. This makes it a popular choice for commuters who want a village lifestyle without sacrificing city connections. The 320 bus provides a regular service between the village centre and the station.

Local bus services connect Abbots Langley to Watford, Hemel Hempstead and St Albans, though evening services can be limited. The 320,321 and 500 routes are the workhorses, though weekend timetables are significantly reduced. Most households find having at least one car necessary, particularly for families juggling school runs with work commitments.

Abbots Langley offers a genuinely balanced living experience that justifies its popularity. Its combination of countryside access, decent transport links and community spirit creates an attractive package, particularly for families and London escapees seeking more space without completely disconnecting from urban amenities.

Nb. This home was built by The bre (The Building Regulation Establishment) under Wimpey 'No Fines' Construction.