Location

Wood End, Ardeley offers a tranquil lifestyle surrounded by nature.

The area is perfect for those who appreciate peace and privacy, with stunning views and ample opportunities for outdoor activities.

The community is friendly and welcoming, making it an ideal place to call home.

With access to excellent local amenities, including restaurants, pubs, schools, sports facilities, and farm shops, residents can enjoy a balanced and fulfilling life in this picturesque part of Hertfordshire.

Key Features of Wood End, Ardeley and Surrounding Areas:

Local Restaurants:

Jolly Waggoner: Located in Ardeley, this traditional 18th-century pub offers a delightful menu featuring local produce from Church Farm
El Bar de Tapas: A popular spot for Spanish cuisine, located approximately 4 miles away in Stevenage
The Fox: Known for its cozy atmosphere and British classics, situated about 3 miles away in Therfield

Local Pubs:

The Jolly Waggoner: Situated in Ardeley, this pub is known for its warm ambiance and locally sourced food
Old White Horse: Located in Baldock, about 5 miles away, offering artisan pizzas and a welcoming atmosphere
The Fox & Duck: A gastropub in Therfield, around 3 miles away, known for its fine food and friendly service

Schooling:

Ardeley St Lawrence Church of England Primary School: Located in Ardeley, this primary school is rated 'Good' by Ofsted
Edwinstree Church of England Middle School: Approximately 3.4 miles away in Buntingford, also rated 'Good

Description

Nestled in a remote location, surrounded by lush woodland and expansive open countryside, this charming Grade II listed thatched cottage offers a serene retreat from the hustle and bustle of modern life. The cottage, known as Parkers Green Cottage, showcases the enduring elegance and character of traditional countryside homes.

The ground floor features a spacious sitting room perfect for relaxation and family gatherings, a cozy and inviting dining room ideal for intimate meals, a bright and airy breakfast room offering a lovely spot for morning coffee, a functional kitchen ready for culinary adventures, a practical boot room perfect for storing outdoor gear, a quiet study nook ideal for work or reading, and a guest cloakroom.

The first floor offers up to four bedrooms a bathroom and a shower room. The generous main bedroom offers a peaceful retreat and features a large walk-through dressing room or nursery for a baby. The other two bedrooms also interconnect and are comfortable and cozy, providing ample space for family members or guests.

The cottage's thatched roof adds to its rustic charm, blending seamlessly with the natural surroundings. The property is enveloped by woodland, providing privacy and a sense of tranquility, while the open countryside offers stunning views and ample opportunities for outdoor activities.

Dating in parts from around 1610 this charming home was extended and modernised in the 1990's. While the cottage exudes historical charm, it does require some cosmetic attention. This presents a wonderful opportunity for the new owner to infuse their personal touch and restore the property to its full potential.

Directions

SAT NAV postcode is SG2 7AZ
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