Indulge in the ultimate luxurious rural retreat at this exquisite 18th-century Grade II-listed cottage, nestled in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Tastefully renovated in 2024, this charming cottage seamlessly blends antique touches with the estate's rich history, showcasing many original features.
Situated within over an acre of private, stunning walled gardens, the property lies within the 2000-acre Gaddesden Estate, offering 25 acres of paddocks and woodland right at your doorstep. Set on a working farm, wander through picturesque landscapes and encounter horses, sheep, ducks, piglets, peacocks, owls, and abundant wildlife.
Despite its idyllic seclusion, a local country pub serving traditional food and ales is just a short stroll away (50 metres), another pub is 0.5 miles away, and shops and a direct train to London from Berkhamsted are within 4.5 miles. The historic market town of Berkhamsted, with its delightful ble delights, is also worth a visit.
Also visit Ashridge Forest, Ivinghoe Beacon, Dunstable Downs, The Chilterns and Whipsnade Zoo. Enter this welcoming cottage, where every detail exudes luxury, character, and charm.
Thoughtfully designed to blend antique style touches with contemporary living, as you step through the front door, a welcoming porch beckons you to kick off muddy walking boots after a day of adventure. Inside, the inviting lounge, furnished with two plush sofas, an armchair, and a Smart TV, creates a cosy retreat for relaxation and entertainment, with a wood burner setting the perfect ambiance for unwinding on chilly evenings.
A table and chairs by the window provide a spot for socialising or playing board games while enjoying beautiful garden views, and large windows flood the room with natural light, highlighting the stylish décor. The kitchen boasts contemporary appliances and sleek cabinets, providing ample space for all your culinary needs, while the adjoining dining area is excellent for meals or socialising with family and friends.
North of England
Scotland
East of England
Heart of England
South of England
South West of England
Wales
