3 bedroom House - Terraced (Sold)

Overall Description

This is a Grade II Listed 17th Century mid-terraced tunnel-detached cottage in the historic centre of Ware. The property has many period features including an Edwardian inglenook fireplace and staircase, exposed beams and timbers, and carved wooden wall panel in the sitting room but is in need of extensive renovation and sympathetic modernisation.. There are three bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs, a hallway, sitting room, dining room and kitchen downstairs. There is a good-sized 60' garden with brick outbuilding and tunnel leading to the street at the front (shared with its neighbour). The property is being sold by auction on February the 11th 2021 with an Auction Guide Price of £225,000-£250,000. There is no chain. Please call for further details, information on how to access the Auction Pack and viewing arrangements. To register for the auction please go to www.networkauctions.co.uk and click on the catalogue for the Feb 11th auction - lot 36. To watch our Virtual Video Guided Tour of the property please search for "53 Crib St, Ware" on You Tube (and follow our You Tube Channel for more Probate Property with potential).

Location

The property is in a central location at the historic heart of the popular Hertfordshire town of Ware, just a couple of minutes' walk from the high street and less than ten minutes' walk from the station. Ware has a very good range of local shops, restaurants, pubs, supermarkets (Asda and Tesco) and other amenities, as well as being handy for commuting, with the railway station providing regular trains to London Liverpool Street in around 45 minutes and the A10 providing easy access to the M25. There are very good schools at all levels in the local area and the town has a thriving local community with plenty of sporting, leisure and social activities (see www.wareonline.co.uk for details of local events). Ware is surrounded by pleasant countryside with plenty of riverside and rural walks and cycle paths to explore.

Accommodation

From the pavement the wooden front door with arched leaded window leads into the:

Entrance Hall - 3.00m x 1.80m (9'10 x 5'11)

Exposed beams and wall timbers. Stairs to first floor. Radiator.

Sitting Room - 6.83m x 2.87m (22'5 x 9'5)

Leaded window to front with ornately carved period panel beneath. Period inglenook fireplace. with brick surround, solid oak chamferred mantel, two small wooden seats and tiled hearth. Exposed beams and wall timbers. Radiator.

Dining Room - 3.81m x 2.57m (12'6 x 8'5)

Window to rear. Open timber screen separating the dining and sitting rooms. Cupboard with electrics. Radiator.

Kitchen - 3.18m x 2.62m (10'5 x 8'7)

Window to rear overlooking the garden. Kitchen units with formica work-tops and stainless steel sink unit. Fitted oven. Fitted gas hob. Tiled floor. Wall-mounted gas boiler. Part-glazed door to the garden.

First Floor - 3.35m x 1.88m widest (11' x 6'2 widest)

From the hallway stairs lead up to the landing. Fitted cupboards.

Bedroom One - 4.14m x 2.97m (13'7 x 9'9)

Leaded window to front. Fitted wardrobe. Electric light with shaver socket. Radiator.

Bedroom Two - 3.33m widest x 2.90m (10'11 widest x 9'6)

Velux style window to rear. Airing cupboard with lagged hot-water cylinder. Radiator.

Bedroom Three - 3.05m x 2.49m widest (10' x 8'2 widest)

An "L" shaped room with window to front. Radiator.

Bathroom - 1.98m x 1.88m (6'6 x 6'2)

Frosted window to rear. Panel bath. Low-level WC. Wash-hand basin. Radiator.

Outside

The back garden is reached down the tunnel between this house and next door. This has an iron gate at the front and a wooden gate to the rear leading into the garden. The garden is 6-'in length, fenced for privacy and with a brick outbuilding (12' x 7' with glazed door to front and windows to front and side.

Services and Other Information

Mains water, gas, electric and drains. Gas central-heating. Grade II Listed.