4 bed detached house for sale

The Street, Chipperfield, Kings Langley, Hertfordshire WD4

Stunning character home in this highly sought-after village

Description
The Old Post Office reputedly dates back to the late 1800s and is a wonderful period property which has been carefully and stylishly updated to offer exceptional characterful living space over three floors.

This lovely home opens into a generous dining hall featuring elegant cherry wood flooring and a striking period fireplace. To the side, a contemporary cloakroom adds a modern touch. The beautifully proportioned, double-aspect sitting room boasts an Art Deco-style fireplace flanked by bespoke built-in cabinetry, with French doors leading to the terrace. A charming built-in window seat at the front offers a perfect spot to relax and watch the world go by.

At the heart of this exceptional home lies the kitchen/breakfast/family room - a wonderfully sociable space finished with polished stone tiled flooring. A standout feature is the bespoke fitted dresser with concealed bar and ambient lighting, positioned in the family area - an inviting place to unwind while enjoying views of the garden. The kitchen is comprehensively appointed with an extensive range of wall and base units topped with granite work surfaces, complemented by a wraparound island with inset sink. Appliances include a gas Aga, integrated dishwasher and fridge. Adjacent to the family area is a spacious dining zone overlooking the garden, also benefitting from underfloor heating. A well-equipped utility room with fitted cabinetry lies just off the kitchen.

Upstairs, the elegant principal bedroom enjoys a stylish en suite bath and dressing room, complete with an impressive range of built-in wardrobes, a freestanding bath, twin vanity unit, and separate WC. Two further light-filled double bedrooms feature charming ornamental fireplaces and are served by a well-appointed family shower room with a large walk-in shower, period-style basin and WC, tiled flooring and a heated towel rail.

Stairs rise to the second floor, offering versatile accommodation ideal for a variety of uses. This includes a study with bespoke built-in shelving, a smart shower room, and a fourth bedroom with fitted wardrobes, eaves storage, and Velux windows - currently arranged as a cosy TV room.

Outside

The property is set behind attractive wrought iron railings, with gated side access leading to the rear. A driveway provides access to a covered parking area and a stylish oak-framed carport for two vehicles, along with additional garden and parking space.

The rear garden enjoys a good deal of seclusion, featuring a delightful terrace ideal for entertaining, which leads to a manicured lawn edged with beautifully stocked borders. A vibrant wisteria, charming arbour and pretty summerhouse while an archway leads through to the parking area and a large timber shed.

Location
The Old Post Office is located in the centre of the village and is within easy reach of the picturesque Common and the Two Brewers. Chipperfield has a popular primary school, cricket and tennis club together with a newsagent, post office, local cafés and pubs. There are lovely walks in the area into open countryside besides the Common. The larger towns of Hemel Hempstead and Watford offer more comprehensive facilities and the larger village of Kings Langley is approximately 2.1 miles away. There is a selection of both State and Private schools within driving distance. Kings Langley Station offers the main line station to Euston and Chorleywood (approximately 5 miles) has the Chiltern Turbo to Marylebone or the Metropolitan Line to Baker Street and the City. The M25 can be accessed at J18 at Chorleywood or J20 at Kings Langley.

Square Footage: 2,246 sq ft



Directions
From Junction 20 of the M25, take the B4251 Watford Road into Kings Langley High Street. Turn left into Langley Hill and left again onto Chipperfield Road. Continue for one and a half miles and at the crossroads, turn left into The Street and The Old Post Office can be found on the right before The Common