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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.

Nestled away in the heart of this bucolic Buckinghamshire village, this beautifully restored four bedroom barn conversion combines timeless charm with a thoughtful, contemporary renovation. Throughout this gorgeous home, details have been carefully considered and every corner reflects a discerning attention to detail, with solid oak finishes including flooring, doors, and exposed beams throughout, offering a delightful mix of character and modernity.

Nestled away at the end of a leafy, pastoral lane in a rural village, this Grade II Listed thatched cottage is a rare and poetic discovery. An enduring emblem of old, English architecture and situated within the Conservation Area, the house is believed to date back to the 17th century and has been lovingly held by the same family for nearly three decades. Rooted in history yet sensitively extended, it now unfolds into a series of light-filled living spaces that gently balance contemporary needs with the enduring warmth of age and craftsmanship.

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.

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.

Located within the historic hamlet of Piccotts End – a quiet charming enclave in Hertfordshire – this beautifully crafted home offers the rare balance of rural seclusion and urban proximity. Just two and four miles from Hemel Hempstead and Berkhamsted respectively, its location is discreet yet connected, offering excellent transport links and local amenities. Set within a central courtyard shared by just three other individual homes, The Coaching House sits off a quiet dead end country lane that leads to open fields where horses graze.

This spacious family home is ideally positioned for commuters, just a short three-minute walk from Tring railway station, while also enjoying an unexpectedly open and far-reaching outlook to the rear.

Built by Cala Homes in 2022, this impressive four bedroom detached family home combines the scale and efficiency of contemporary design with an unexpectedly green and pastoral outlook. Beautifully presented throughout, the house enjoys far-reaching countryside views to the rear, while its richly planted garden brings colour and softness to the clean lines of the architecture.

Enjoying the mature, tree-lined tranquillity of Beech Walk – a rare, car-free enclave within Tring’s coveted Grove area – this thoughtfully remodelled mid-century home strikes an elegant balance between calm, open-plan living and private, more intimate spaces, perfect for modern day living.