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3 Bedrooms, Detached
Highfield, Grimsdyke Manor,, Watford, Herts
Price £329,950
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- 3 BEDROOMS
- 2 BATHROOMS (1 EN-SUITE)
- ATTRACTIVE MODERN LOUNGE
- MODERN KITCHEN
- UPVC DOUBLE GLAZED CONSERVATORY
- UPVC DOUBLE GLAZING
- GAS CENTRAL HEATING
- 55FT REAR GARDEN
- SOUGHT AFTER LOCATION
- SINGLE GARAGE
Be quick to view this modern 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom (1-ensuite), detached house with additional upvc double glazed conservatory in a sought after location. The property comprises of lounge, modern kitchen, dining room, upvc double glazed conservatory, modern bathroom, gas central heating, double glazing, 55ft rear garden. Single garage. Situated on this much sought after grimsdyke manor development.
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GROUND FLOOR
FRONT DOOR
Double glazed front door into:
ENTRANCE LOBBY
Doors to downstairs w.c., and Lounge.
W.C.
Low level w.c. Radiator. Wash hand basin vanity unit. Ceiling light. Double glazed window to front aspect.
LOUNGE - 13`6 (4.11m) x 11`2 (3.4m)
Double glazed window to front. 2 Radiators. Fitted gas fire with ornate surround and composite hearth. Television and telephone points. Power points. Large store cupboard. Archway into dining area. Stairs to 1st floor. Door to kitchen.
MODERN KITCHEN - 11`10 (3.61m) x 9`2 (2.79m)
Double glazed window to to rear. Base and wall units with rolled worktops. 1 1/2 bowl sink unit and drainer with mixer taps. Built in oven and hob with extractor hood. Part tiled walls. Radiator. Double glazed door to side.
DINING ROOM - 9`8 (2.95m) x 7`9 (2.36m)
UPVC double glazed doors to conservatory. Radiator. Ceiling light.
CONSERVATORY - 11`1 (3.38m) x 10`1 (3.07m)
Brick and UPVC double glazed construction. Window and roof blinds. Wood Laminate flooring. UPVC double glazed french doors to garden.
FIRST FLOOR
LANDING
All rooms lead off. Double glazed window to side aspect. Radiator. Airing cupboard and large store cupboard.
BEDROOM 1 - 10`8 (3.25m) x 9`5 (2.87m)
Double glazed window to rear aspect. Fitted wardrobes. Radiator. Telephone point. Door to en-suite.
EN-SUITE
Shower cubicle. Vanity unit wash hand basin. Low level w.c.. Double glazed window to side aspect.
BEDROOM 2 - 10`6 (3.2m) x 8`10 (2.69m)
Double glazed window to front aspect. Built in wardrobes, dresser and bedside cabinets. Radiator. Ceiling light.
BEDROOM 3 - 7`4 (2.24m) x 7`1 (2.16m)
Double glazed window to front aspect. Fitted wardrobes and dresser. Radiator.
MODERN BATHROOM
Panelled bath with mixer taps and hand shower attachment. Part tiled walls. Wash hand basin with vanity unit. Low level w.c.. Radiator. Extractor fan. Double glazed window to rear aspect.
OUTSIDE
REAR GARDEN
Approx 55ft. Paved patio leading onto lawn. Fenced boundaries. Side access to front.
SINGLE GARAGE
Notice
Please note we have not tested any apparatus, fixtures, fittings, or services. Interested parties must undertake their own investigation into the working order of these items. All measurements are approximate and photographs provided for guidance only.
Area Information for Carpenders Park
Carpenders Park is a suburb of Watford in the Watford Rural parish of the Three Rivers district of Hertfordshire, England. It is located in the south western corner of Hertfordshire and close to the boundary with Greater London. It is bounded to the West by a railway line that separates it from South Oxhey, to the East by the A4008 Watford to Harrow Road (Oxhey Lane), to the South by the B4542 (Little Oxhey Lane), Green Belt and the boundary with the London Borough of Harrow and to the North by woodland (Margeholes Wood and Sherwood Wood).
Carpenders Park was originally an estate based around a manor house of the same name. This was later a girls school, Highfields, which was demolished in 1960 to make way for USAF married quarters. These were in turn demolished in 1997/98 [1] [2]. The base was also known as Highfields.
The houses and bungalows of Carpenders Park were originally built in the 1930s. There was subsequent development in the 1950s including some council housing built for the Watford Rural District Council. The vast majority of the dwellings, though, are privately owned.
The estate was significantly enlarged in the late 1960s. Many of these later houses have flat roofs and the area gained some notoriety as Plummers Park, the setting for Leslie Thomas` Tropic of Ruislip [3], which had wife-swapping as one of its themes. The ventriloquist Roger DeCourcey also lived on the estate in the 1970s.
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