2 Bed Terraced House For Sale

Steeped in history, The Red Lion is a characterful Grade II Listed building, once a Coaching Inn dating back to around 1450. This beautifully presented two-bedroom end-of-terrace home is tucked away in a courtyard setting, just a short stroll from Much Hadham High Street.



The property blends historic charm with modern convenience, featuring exposed timbers throughout and well-proportioned living spaces. The kitchen is well-equipped with base-level storage units, an integrated double oven, a gas hob, and space for white goods, with a large south-facing window filling the room with natural light.



The sitting room is a warm and inviting space with a wood-burning stove, exposed beams, and leaded windows to the front and rear. The separate dining room has a casement door leading outside, providing a lovely setting for entertaining. The ground floor bathroom is fully tiled with a white three-piece suite and a casement window to the front.



The principal bedroom features a semi-vaulted ceiling, exposed beams, and two casement windows, while the second bedroom, accessed via a separate staircase from the dining room, also enjoys a semi-vaulted ceiling and a fully insulated loft space.



The home benefits from allocated parking for two cars and a garage. This property also enjoys a small raised flower bed with herbs, while stone steps lead to the beautifully maintained south-west facing communal gardens, enclosed by a mix of brick walling and timber fencing.



There is a management fee of £50 per month for the upkeep of the communal car park, gardens, and lighting, managed by the residents' association. Much Hadham is a sought-after East Hertfordshire village offering a local store, health centre, fire station, recreation ground, pub, and primary school.



Ideally located between the A10 and M11, with Bishop’s Stortford (6 miles) and Ware (8 miles) providing mainline train services to London Liverpool Street. Two golf courses are within 2 miles of the village.



A rare opportunity to own a piece of history in a highly desirable location—early viewing is recommended.