Waterloo Farm, Stotfold Road
Arlesey
Bedfordshire
SG15 6XP
Nestled in the charming area of Westell Close, Baldock, this delightful one-bedroom cluster home presents an excellent opportunity for those seeking a cosy retreat. Recently redecorated, the property boasts a modern kitchen that is both stylish and functional, perfect for preparing meals and entertaining guests.
As you step inside, you will notice the fresh, new flooring that flows throughout the home, enhancing its contemporary feel. The reception room offers a welcoming space to relax and unwind, while the well-appointed bedroom provides a peaceful sanctuary for rest. The bathroom is conveniently located, ensuring comfort and privacy.
Outside, the property features a lovely garden area to the front and side, ideal for enjoying the fresh air or tending to your plants. Additionally, there is parking available for one vehicle, making it convenient for those with a car.
This charming cluster home is not only practical but also offers a sense of community in a desirable location. With its modern amenities and recent updates, it is ready for you to move in and make it your own. Don't miss the chance to view this lovely property in Baldock, where comfort and convenience await.
Wood effect flooring. Window to side and front aspect. Electric heater. Spiral staircase.
Fully fitted kitchen with wall and base units. Stainless steel sink with mixer tap. Washing machine & undercounter fridge (both gifted). Freestanding electric oven with hob.
Obscured window to side aspect. White suite comprising of bath, toilet and wash hand basin.
Window to front and side aspect. Sliding door. Alcove for wardrobe.
UTILITY CUPBOARD
Parking for one car to side of property.
Shed with grass area to side of property.
Baldock is a historic market town, it has a population of around 10,000 and is situated within the district council area of North Hertfordshire and the county of Hertfordshire.
Easy access to A1/M1, fast trains into London Kings Cross & St Pancras from Baldock railway station circa 40-45mins and trains direct to Cambridge circa 20-25 mins.
Even though it is the smallest town in North Herts district, it has many architecturally significant buildings with more listed buildings than any of the others in the district. In fact, it is among only five towns in the whole of Hertfordshire listed by the Council for British Archaeology as being of national importance. Baldock almost runs into the larger Letchworth Garden City, the two lying each side of the A1 motorway.
With its impressive architectural heritage, true to its history as a coaching town and centre of the malting industry, it is still very popular with socialites and party goers. At the same time, it has its own vibrant community life and ancient and attractive shopping environment, boasting excellent restaurants, pubs, bakery and butchers and especially excellent schools.
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