A prime location dwelling in Welwyn Garden City is on sale with a guide price of £1.2 million.
The four-bedroom detached house, listed by Putterills estate agents on June 24, last changed hands for £330,000 on September 23, 1999.
The property went on the market on June 24 (Image: Putterills)
The property on Woodland Rise is described as a "rare opportunity to secure a forever home in a desirable part of town", and comes with a spacious dual-aspect sitting room, separate dining room, and substantial off-road parking, along with a double garage.
The ground floor also features a well-equipped kitchen and a practical downstairs cloakroom.
The property has four bedrooms (Image: Putterills)
The first-floor has four generously sized bedrooms and a family bathroom, offering potential buyers a peaceful retreat for relaxation.
The property description reads: "This chain-free property is an ideal canvas, ready for you to imprint your personal style and transform it into your dream home."
The house is on the market with a guide price of £1,200,000 (Image: Putterills)
The house offers vast outdoor space too.
At its rear, there's a matured, lawned garden and there is also potential for expansion, offering flexible living space to prospective buyers.
More photos of the property are available on Zoopla (Image: Putterills)
Continuing the property description, it states: "Located in a serene, prestigious area known for its peaceful streets, proximity to renowned schools, woodland walks and walking distance to the heart of the town centre and train station, this home offers the perfect blend of quiet residential living and convenient access to urban conveniences."
Furthermore, the property details emphasise its tempting charm and character, promising to be the perfect forever home for those looking for a blend of tranquil family living and urban accessibility.
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