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Steeped in history and rich in architectural presence, Astley House is a handsome Grade II Listed Regency villa. A building of poise, proportion and quiet grandeur. Constructed in the early 19th century in stone, dressed in white stucco with crisp white ashlar quoins, it stands as a fine example of Regency symmetry: square in form, balanced in elevation and crowned with a low-pitched slate hipped roof. A deep cornice casts a confident shadow line; timber sash windows sit across the facade. It is architecture designed not simply to impress, but to endure.

Tucked discreetly away from the roadside and enveloped by a canopy of mature trees, Hollybush Glen sits within approximately 0.75 acre of private, leafy grounds. Originally a modest bungalow, the house has evolved over time: extended and remodelled through the latter part of the 20th century to create more than 3,000 sq ft of generous, family-focused space. Owned and cared for by the same family since the 1980s, it carries the gentle patina of a much-loved home, yet now looks to a new custodian to take it forward once more and craft a forever home for the 21st century.

Set within the small and thoughtfully designed development of Lendon Grove, this beautifully presented five bedroom home occupies an enviable position, surrounded by open countryside, yet only two miles from the historic market town of Tring.

Situated within a popular residential setting close to the town centre and local schools, this substantial six bedroom home offers generous and highly adaptable family accommodation arranged across three floors. Extended and reconfigured over time, the house has been designed with modern family life in mind, balancing large open-plan living spaces with a flexible arrangement of bedrooms and additional reception rooms.

Set within a quiet backwater where town and parkland meet, this Grade II Listed house forms part of a group of former lodges originally constructed for the Rothschild estate. Dating from the 1880s and attributed to the architect William Huckvale, it is a building of considerable character, its architecture reflecting the expressive vernacular style for which he became known.

Dating to around 1850, this picture-perfect home is early Victorian splendour at its finest. Set on a highly desirable country lane on the edge of Boxmoor – a backwater between Berkhamsted and Hemel Hempstead – the house belies its enviable proximity to town.

Tucked away in a sought-after village, just a few minutes from both Tring and Berkhamsted, Wisteria Cottage is the epitome of country charm. Throughout this beautiful home, a considered interplay of old and new can be found. Period features, including exposed beams, character fireplaces and timber floors, all sit in quiet harmony with a contemporary sensibility. The palette is muted and calming, the atmosphere warm but restrained.

Set on the edge of beautiful parkland, this atmospheric home forms part of Home Farm – originally the dairy farm to the Rothschilds’ Tring Park Estate. Dating to the 1870s and designed by William Huckvale, principal estate architect to the Rothschild family, the buildings were created at a time when even utilitarian architecture was approached with exceptional care and craftsmanship. Constructed in richly detailed brickwork and thoughtfully converted during the 1990s, the house today offers a highly individual three bedroom home that balances period character with a more relaxed contemporary way of living.

One of a cluster of barn-style homes completed approximately 25 years ago, Swallow Barn is tucked away at the end of a pretty driveway in a quiet and well-kept courtyard. The farm shop and cafe, pub and village community-run shop are all within walking distance, while Tring and Wendover are just a short drive away, each offering direct rail services to London.