End terrace house for sale in Tring HP23, 3 Bedroom

Located in the centre of the sought after Tring village of Wilstone and offered to the market with no upper chain. A stunning end of terrace Victorian cottage measuring in excess of 1200 sq ft in size and boasting a private garden and garage.

The property is offered for sale in absolutely first class decorative order with a number of character features. The living room overlooks the front of the property and has an open grate fireplace and opens to an inner hall which has a door opening to a useful ground floor shower room and to a stunning kitchen/dining room which has the advantage of a walk in pantry and opens directly to the garden.

The first floor landing area is very spacious and makes an ideal study space while doors open to both double bedrooms and to the first floor bathroom which has a fitted four piece suite. The accommodation is completed by the second floor attic room which has a fitted bed and drawer unit and window to the rear with ample eaves storage.

Externally the property benefits from a peaceful position with low maintenance fully enclosed rear garden and gated access leading to the useful single garage.

Wilstone Village

Wilstone supports three shops, the Farm Shop at Wilstone Green, the Wilstone Community Shop and an Antiques shop opposite The Old Forge in the centre of the village.

The farm shop provides refreshments and light snacks in recently renovated 18th century barn. Well worth a visit just to admire the structure. The shop sells a wide range of fresh produce, meats game frozen foods. There is also small Garden centre. The village shop provides all usual services and a products, plus a chance to listen in on the local gossip! Next to the village shop is an Antique shop which usually has some interesting items for the connoisseur.

Drop in to the Half Moon for good beer, wine and food in a convivial 16th century inn. Morris Dancers occasionally dance here.

Nearby - Tring Town

Tring town centre, which is a historic market town, provides a range of individual shops and restaurants including an M&S simply food and a large Tesco supermarket. Like Wilstone Tring is surrounded by greenbelt countryside of great natural beauty, encompassing Tring Park and Tring reservoirs which are renowned nature reserves.

There are excellent paths for walking, running, cycling and riding including The Ridgeway National Trail and the vast Ashridge Estate with Ivinghoe Beacon providing far reaching views over the surrounding landscape.

Schooling In The Are

The local educational facilities are excellent and include the renowned Tring Park School for the Performing Arts, Long Marston School, Tring School (currently with a good Ofsted & outstanding for its sixth form) and it is also close by to the The Berkhamsted School for boys and girls and The Grammar Schools of Aylesbury.

Proximity To Schools

Marsworth Church of England Infant School (1.0 mile)
Long Marston va Church of England Primary School (1.2 miles)
Dundale Primary School and Nursery (1.6 miles)
Aylesbury College (5.8 miles)
Buckinghamshire utc (6.0 miles)
Cedars Upper School (6.3 miles)
Tring School (1.9 miles)
Tring Park School for the Performing Arts (2.1 miles)

Transport Links

Tring railway station lies just over 3 miles away for fast and frequent services to London/Euston taking about 40 minutes. The A41 bypass provides a fast link to the M25 motorway (J20) and from there the national motorway network and international airports.

Proximity To Stations& Airports

Tring (3.0 miles)
Cheddington (3.0 miles)
Wendover (4.6 miles)
London Luton Airport (14.2 miles)
London Heathrow Airport (25.4 miles)
London City Airport (38.5 miles)

The History Of Wilstone Village

Wilstone village has changed little over the last two or three hundred years. Prior to the building of the Grand Union Canal and reservoirs in the 1790s to the south was an area marshy land known as Moors. Streams ran water mills to the north of the village known today as in local parlance as the 'milloppers'- mill hoppers for storage of corn.

The construction of canal provide new houses for the workers.Up to four pubs or ale houses, a chapel, a church, two or three shops, a forge and all the trades needed to support a village.

Walking through the village you may pick out these former establishments including what was the three story " Black Horse."
Only the 16th century " Half Moon " survives. In 1622 William Smythe a landlord of Willesthorn was fined for suffering ale and beare to be soulde on the Sabbath.

The attractive 'Rainbow bridge' took the footpath across the canal to the surrounding hamlets, now replaced by the 'wooden bridge'.

N 1751 a dastardly act took place according to local legend at Dinah's pond in Watery Lane. Even today many old villagers would not stroll down there at midnight!

An accused Witch was subject to a trial by ducking, the last to take place in the county, having been outlawed for 16 years. The unfortunate woman Ruth Osborne drowned and the inquest was held at the Half Moon. The main perpetrator was tried at Hertford and condemned to hang in chains on Wilstone Green.

Agents Information For Buyers

Thank you for showing an interest in a property marketed by Sterling Estate Agents.
Please be aware, should you wish to make an offer for this property, we will require the following information before we enter negotiations:

1. Copy of your mortgage agreement in principal.

2. Evidence of deposit funds, if equity from property sale confirmation of your current mortgage balance i.E. Your most recent mortgage statement, if monies in bank accounts the most up to date balances.

3. Passport photo id for all connected purchasers and a utility bill.
Unfortunately we will not be able to progress negotiations on any proposed purchase until we are in receipt of this information

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