Sollershott Hall, Letchworth Garden City , Hertfordshire, SG6

An opportunity to purchase this rarely available one bedroom grade II listed character apartment, situated at sought after Sollershott Hall, perfectly positioned for the town, station and a whole host of amenities. The property offers flexible space to create living, dining, and dormitory areas as well as an enclosed shower room. The apartment is dual aspect with attractive gardens to the rear. A small entrance hall sits to the front. There is a central feature Edwardian fireplace and plenty of original floor boarding.The simplicity of the contemporary décor throughout compliments the beauty of the period and original features both internally and externally. 

The property is in need of some minor repairs, and will require some electrical works to be completed. It sits beautifully in four acres of landscaped grounds, indeed the quadrangle and attractive arch work were borrowed from the Oxford university. Their is ample non allocated parking for residents and visitors. This unique elegant property offers the potential to create a Bijou residence steeped in history. Originally called Homesgarth, when it was first built in 1909 it offered communal living, with apartments sharing dining and laundry facilities. One notable early resident was Letchworth's founder, Ebenezer Howard. The property comes with a 999 year lease with peppercorn rent, and a share of the freehold land. EPC BAND F  COUNCIL TAX BAND B

Location, Location! Imagine a two minute walk to the Station and town, a comfortable stroll to highly regarded schools, and so many amenities close to hand...This particular property encapsulates the uniqueness of Letchworth as an experiment in a new kind of urban environment, in with beauty and settlement taking precedence over utility and motion, for example World’s first round are situated outside of the location ..

Letchworth Garden City was conceived in the early 1900's as the world's first Garden City. It was designed to combine energetic town life with the beauty of the countryside. The town offers a variety of High Street stores, independent shops, restaurants and public houses together with a wide range of attractions including museums, art galleries, a three screen cinema, indoor and outdoor swimming pool and leisure facilities, parks and gardens and green open spaces, yet only 29 minutes from Kings Cross St. Pancras, whilst the A1(M) is a few minutes drive, and London Luton Airport 25 minutes away.