The former Welwyn Garden City home of architect Louis de Soissons has gone up sale at a price of £1 million.
17 Guessens Road was originally build in 1923, with de Soissons living there between 1925 and 1937, which is acknowledged by a blue plaque at the front of the home.
The Canadian-born architect played a key role in the founding of Welwyn Garden City, helping to bring much of Sir Ebenezer Howard's vision to life.
His former home has now been listed by estate agents Wrights, and could be yours for the seven-figure sum.
The property includes four bedrooms, a spacious living room, kitchen and dining room, as well as an extensive garden that includes an art studio, garage and workshop.
Describe by Wrights as a "charming piece of history", the listing for the home continues: "This property carries historical significance, having been home to the esteemed architect and town planner Louis De Soissons from 1925 to 1937.
"Many delightful period features remain intact, including exquisite original doors and remarkable joinery that reflect the craftsmanship of its time.
"The ground floor has been thoughtfully extended, offering generous living space while holding immense potential for further expansion, including the possibility of loft conversion.
"While the home requires some general refurbishment, it presents a fantastic opportunity for those with a creative vision.
"Additional highlights include a spacious rear garden, an art studio, a garage, and a driveway that provides convenient access to the garden.
"This residence is perfectly positioned in the heart of the town centre, a true gem in today's market. This is a rare opportunity to embrace the charm of this wonderful period home."
To view the property, visit www.wrightsof.com/view-property/4-bedroom-detached-house-in-guessens-road-welwyn-garden-city-3477785/.
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