Location

Studham is a small village located in South Bedfordshire on the eastern edge of the Chiltern Hills. It is predominantly known for it's open spaces, the Dunstable Downs, the well-renowned Whipsnade Zoo and the nearby Tree Cathedral. The surrounding countryside is simply beautifully with both Whipsnade and Dunstable Downs providing a popular destination for walking, cycling, horse riding and gliding. The market town of Tring offers local shopping facilities and there are more comprehensive facilities available at both Berkhamsted, Harpenden and Dunstable. The area is well served for a good selection of both state and private schools, including the renowned private schools of Beechwood Park, The Performing Arts at Tring and Berkhamsted School for Boys & Girls. In addition, St Albans School for Boys and the High School for Girls (STAGS) can be reached by bus from the village and there are a variety of primary schools available at Studham, Kensworth and Dagnall.

Nearest Railway stations to Clements End Road, Studham:
Berkhamsted 4.8 miles
Tring 5 miles
Hemel Hempstead 5.7 miles
Luton 5.8 miles
Luton Airport Parkway 6 miles
Leagrave 6 miles

Nearest Primary Schools too Clements End Road, Studham:
Studham Village CofE Academy 0.5 miles   
Kensworth Church of England Academy 1.9 miles
Gaddesden Row JMI School 1.9 miles

Nearest Secondary Schools
Manshead Church of England Academy 3.5 miles
Queensbury Academy 3.8 miles
Priory Academy (All Through) 4.2 miles

Description

Designed by renowned local architect Nicholas Tye, this striking contemporary detached house forms part of a small development of only three homes on the edge of the popular village of Studham. The property has been designed with energy efficiency in mind, with solar panels, underfloor heating by air source heat pump and high efficiency Velfac glazing contributing to an exceptional Energy Performance Rating of 88.

The stylish and bright accommodation is laid out in two "wings" with a central linking reception hallway and vestibule. One wing contains an impressive double height sitting room with log burner and floor to ceiling glazing. A dining area with patio doors to the gardens leads through to the painted wooden kitchen with island and fitted appliances, again with sliding patio doors accessing the outside. Behind the kitchen there is a utility room, guest cloakroom, plant room and accessed from a rear hallway, a home office or further reception room. The other ground floor wing offers two good size en suite bedrooms and a snug offering scope for dependent relatives to have either a ground floor bedroom or even potentially to create an annexe.

The interesting design splits the first floor into two sections accessed by separate staircases. One wing offers two double bedrooms, both with an en suite. The other wing has a large mezzanine bedroom, bathroom and additional bedroom with balcony at the rear.

The house sits well back from the road and is approached through a gated entrance off Clements End Road. A sweeping driveway serving all three houses leads through paddocks and onto further gates to access Sunset Meadow. The driveway offers extensive parking and leads to a double garage with electric car charger, a loft above for storage and a separate alarm. There is an expanse of lawn with patio and flower beds, screened by evergreen hedging. The house has a number of exterior security cameras and alarm system.