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Completed in 2021 by Charles Church, this four bedroom detached home is beautifully presented and quietly confident in its design, while being set on the edge of Cheddington where open Buckinghamshire countryside frames everyday life. The village itself offers a rare balance of charm and connectivity: a close-knit community with a primary school, traditional pubs, allotments and a tennis club, all within easy walking distance, alongside a mainline station with direct services to London Euston. The property also sits within the Aylesbury grammar school catchment, offering convenience for families.

In the centre of Tring, opposite the parish church of St Peter & St Paul and within the Conservation Area, stands one of the town’s most distinctive Edwardian buildings. Built in 1905 as a coaching inn, it was designed by William Huckvale, architect to Lord Rothschild. Its steeply pitched roofs, tall brick chimneys and exuberant black-and-white timberwork are a confident expression of his romantic interpretation of the English vernacular. Behind this elaborate frontage, this first-floor apartment occupies part of the original building, with tall leaded windows framing views across the churchyard and the historic heart of the town.

Set within the heart of the town’s Conservation Area, just a short walk from both the High Street and the open landscape of Tring Park, this elegant Victorian townhouse has been comprehensively restored and reimagined by its current owners. The result is a house that carefully balances period character with a refined contemporary sensibility, where original proportions and detailing sit comfortably alongside a more architectural approach to modern living.

Tucked away in one of the village’s most sought-after roads, Beehive Cottage is an attractive detached house in a charming position, yet still well connected to the village centre. Offering versatile accommodation over two floors, but in need of refurbishment, the property also presents scope to extend or remodel, should additional space be desired.

For those who dream of getting out of the rat race, but still need access to it, this elegant home offers the best of both worlds; life in the country, yet with city connections quite literally on your doorstep.

Positioned in a most desirable setting, just a short walk from Berkhamsted station and the town centre, with the countryside, canal and Ashridge Forest all close by, this two bedroom Victorian cottage offers the perfect blend of convenience and countryside.

Brimming with character and warmth, this delightful four bedroom semi-detached home enjoys an attractive position, overlooking countryside and with stunning vistas stretching across to Pitstone Windmill. Steeped in history yet thoughtfully extended, this Victorian cottage offers flexible family living within traditional surroundings. Inside, a welcoming ambience is created by beautiful exposed wooden floors, classic wood panelling and original quarry tiles, all complemented by the eye-catching period stove in the cosy sitting room.

Nestled in one of the area’s most coveted villages, just a short distance from both Berkhamsted and Tring, this quintessential rural retreat is brimming with character and history. With a harmonious blend of peaceful seclusion and accessibility to town life, this gorgeous property offers the best of both worlds. And, having been lovingly extended and meticulously cared for, it is a testament to timeless craftsmanship, where every corner radiates warmth, elegance and enduring appeal.

Positioned in the very heart of Berkhamsted, within the town’s Conservation Area, this charming Victorian cottage occupies an enviable setting on Holliday Street, where independent shops, cafes, schools and the railway station are all within a short walk. Behind its crisp, white frontage, the interiors have been thoughtfully curated to create a home that balances period character with a relaxed contemporary sensibility.