Location

Aldbury village offers two popular public houses, a 12th century church, village hall, a pre-school and primary school and a popular shop with post office. Aldbury also sits beneath the renowned National Trust owned Ashridge Estate, which comprises some seven square miles of woodland and common land and offers a labyrinth of footpaths and bridleways to those who love the outdoor pursuits.

The historic market towns of Tring and Berkhamsted are both
within easy reach and provide a variety of high quality shops,
banks and restaurants. For those commuting by rail, London Euston can be reached in approximately 37 minutes from Tring main line station, whilst those travelling by car can access the M25 via the A41 bypass to the south of Tring which facilitates routes to the motorway network and international airports.

Berkhamsted and Tring provide excellent schools for all age groups. Berkhamsted has the renowned Berkhamsted School
which is co-educational (four to 18 years) and The Tring Park School For The Performing Arts can be found in the centre of Tring. Preparatory schools in the vicinity include Beechwood Park, Westbrook Hay and Lockers Park.

Description

Robinswood enjoys an elevated position on the edge of the picturesque and highly regarded village of Aldbury and enjoys a plot of about 0.38 acres, including a section of woodland to the rear and backs onto the Ashridge Estate, which extends to over 5000 acres and includes the largest area of woodland managed by the National Trust with over 30 miles of trails and paths available for walking.

The house is presented in excellent decorative order throughout and is designed to make the most of it's panoramic south westerly facing aspect, with extensively glazed windows designed to frame the most wonderful far reaching countryside views and a balcony off the main living room to enjoy the sunset.

A central hallway gives access to the principal reception rooms as well as the staircase to first floor and guest cloakroom. At the front of the house there are a dual aspect sitting room with picture window and the main living space with French doors to a balcony with glass balustrade. Behind the living room, a semi open plan dining area leads through to a stylish kitchen breakfast room with peninsular breakfast bar and a separate utility room. There is a study quietly located to the rear of the sitting room.

On the first floor there are four good size bedrooms, the largest two of which are front facing, with picture windows to maximise the view and both with en suite bath or shower rooms. The two remaining bedrooms share the use of the family bathroom.

The property is approached by a sweeping driveway that leads up to the integral garage and affords parking for multiple vehicles. Steps lead up to the front garden and entrance door. To the rear there is access from the kitchen to a patio area and the garden is tiered with steps leading up past flower beds and a lawn up to a large raised decked area that affords even more elevated views over the roof of the house. Beyond this is a section of private woodland that abuts the Ashridge Estate.