Location

A character first floor flat within striking distance of Rickmansworth Station and the town centre (about a third of a mile). Rickmansworth is a busy commuter town combining an eclectic mix of old and new plus an excellent selection of restaurants, cafés together with a variety of shops including Waitrose, Marks & Spencer and Tesco. Rickmansworth Station provides a frequent service via the Metropolitan Line to Baker Street and the City plus the Chiltern Turbo to Marylebone. Access to the M25 is at Junctions 17 or 18 with links to the M4, M40 and M1 plus Heathrow and Luton Airport. There is a selection of schools both state and private within the locality.

Description

This lovely bright and airy apartment is on the first floor of this beautiful period building which was once owned by the renowned musician Hubert Foss who used to entertain other musicians and pianists here.

A welcoming communal features stained glass door and side window and there are stairs to the first floor. The apartment opens into a generous hallway with storage cupboards

The inviting sitting room features a period fireplace and the kitchen is comprehensively fitted with a matching range of wall and floor units with wood work tops. Integrated appliances include Miele gas hob and electric oven, fridge and dishwasher.

The principal bedroom is a good size and has a side aspect. The second bedroom features a generous cupboard and utility cupboard too. The bathroom has a tiled floor and shower, WC and wash basin.

Outside
Butler House is approached over a gravelled driveway and there is parking for one car. There is a gated private garden for flats 2 and 3. A cellar to the side of the house offers reserved storage.

Directions

From Rickmansworth Station proceed along the Chorleywood Road (A404) in the direction of Chorleywood and take your first turning on your left into Nightingale Road and Butler House can be found on the left prior to The Drive.