About this property

A beautiful 6 bedroom, 6 reception room Grade II listed Tudor Farmhouse with additional barn conversion, sitting within a stones throw from Chipperfield Common, yet offering complete seclusion. With a wealth of character features, over 5,000sq/ft of accommodation, self contained annexe and wonderful garden and grounds.
EPC - EER: N/A
Council Tax Band H (Dacorum Borough Council)

Situated in an enviable position within a stone’s throw from Chipperfield Common, yet with complete seclusion, The Pale Farm is reputed to be the oldest house in Chipperfield, dating back to the 16th Century and is Grade II listed. The property is a fine example of an early Tudor timber framed house with features including a large square chimney over the inglenook fireplace, solid oak internal doors and a wealth of exposed timber beams throughout the property.

It boasts spacious and versatile accommodation ideal for family occupation comprising a superb drawing room with feature inglenook fireplace, study, games room and conservatory. A particular feature of the property is the magnificent kitchen / family room, with high vaulted ceiling, tiled floor with under floor heating and double gas fired Aga. On the first floor there are four bedrooms and two well fitted bathrooms. In addition, there is a self-contained single storey annexe with two bedrooms, sitting room, kitchenette and bathroom.

The property sits in grounds of approximately 1/2 acre, with gated access leading you in to a substantial courtyard to the front of the house. Here there is plenty of parking and a large barn offering storage and secure parking. To the rear are beautiful secluded gardens which have been wonderfully designed with a simple lawn area, ideal for entertaining, as well as a more intricate and decorative section.

Chipperfield is one of the most sought after villages in south West Hertfordshire, recently appearing in a Sunday Times article 'The 25 Best Villages in Britain to Live in' with the village's reputable JMI school being highlighted for its excellent results. Chipperfield is also set within some of the most picturesque countryside in the county with over 100 acres of woodland providing a fabulous amenity for those keen on walking and horse riding. There are many active sports and social groups within the village, four popular pubs and 'the village club' Blackwells which has busy a café/bar and bistro. For a more comprehensive range of shopping facilities and amenities the larger towns of Watford and Hemel Hempstead are within 7 and 6 miles drive respectively. For the commuter Kings Langley mainline station provides a service into London (Euston approx 30 mins) and Junction 20 of the M25 is approx 3.5 miles distant.