- For Sale
- Guide price 2,500,000 GBP
- Build Size: 5,263 ft2
- Land Size: 5,263 ft2
- Bedroom: 6
- Bathroom: 3
A Grade II Listed Tudor farmhouse with a self contained annex and separate barn in Chipperfield, WD4.
Reputed to be the oldest house in Chipperfield, dating back in part to the 16th Century, The Pale Farm is a lovely example of an early Tudor timber framed house. The property retains many period features including the impressive square chimney above the inglenook, oak internal doors and exposed timbers throughout.The accommodation is as shown in the floor plans but of note are the impressive drawing and dining room and magnificent, vaulted kitchen/family room with underfloor heating, tiled floors and double gas fired Aga.On the ground floor is the self contained, two bedroom annex, adding to the versatility of this wonderful home.The gardens and grounds extend to around 0.5 acres, with gated access from the highway leading to a gravelled drive passing the double garage and impressive barn and workshop to the front of the house. In front of The Pale Farm are raised floral beds and a very useful kitchen garden. To the rear the gardens have been thoughtfully designed with areas of lawn and hidden walkways and secret garden rooms.
The Pale Farm is quietly situated in Chipperfield a very sought after village in South West Hertfordshire. The village recently appeared in a Sunday Times article 'The 25 Best Villages in Britain to Live in'. The village offers many amenities including 4 pubs, Blackwells the 'village club' with café, bar and bistro. There are approximately 115 acres of woodland forming Chipperfield Common and allowing for delightful walks and rides. There are comprehensive shopping facilities in the larger towns of Watford and Hemel Hempstead, and mainline rail to London Euston (approximately 30 minutes) at Kings Langley. The M25, junction 20, is 3.5 miles away.Distances:Kings Langley 3.1 miles Berkhamsted 8.1 milesChesham 6.6 miles Hemel Hemstead 5.4 milesM25 3 milesM1 6.7 miles
Reputed to be the oldest house in Chipperfield, dating back in part to the 16th Century, The Pale Farm is a lovely example of an early Tudor timber framed house. The property retains many period features including the impressive square chimney above the inglenook, oak internal doors and exposed timbers throughout.The accommodation is as shown in the floor plans but of note are the impressive drawing and dining room and magnificent, vaulted kitchen/family room with underfloor heating, tiled floors and double gas fired Aga.On the ground floor is the self contained, two bedroom annex, adding to the versatility of this wonderful home.The gardens and grounds extend to around 0.5 acres, with gated access from the highway leading to a gravelled drive passing the double garage and impressive barn and workshop to the front of the house. In front of The Pale Farm are raised floral beds and a very useful kitchen garden. To the rear the gardens have been thoughtfully designed with areas of lawn and hidden walkways and secret garden rooms.
The Pale Farm is quietly situated in Chipperfield a very sought after village in South West Hertfordshire. The village recently appeared in a Sunday Times article 'The 25 Best Villages in Britain to Live in'. The village offers many amenities including 4 pubs, Blackwells the 'village club' with café, bar and bistro. There are approximately 115 acres of woodland forming Chipperfield Common and allowing for delightful walks and rides. There are comprehensive shopping facilities in the larger towns of Watford and Hemel Hempstead, and mainline rail to London Euston (approximately 30 minutes) at Kings Langley. The M25, junction 20, is 3.5 miles away.Distances:Kings Langley 3.1 miles Berkhamsted 8.1 milesChesham 6.6 miles Hemel Hemstead 5.4 milesM25 3 milesM1 6.7 miles
