Piccotts End, Hertfordshire, HP1 3AU

Pilgrims cottage is a unique and charming Tudor property enjoying a wealth of history including Elizabethan painted murals and local legend refers to Queen Elizabeth I staying in the painted bedroom itself.

A Grade I listed building that forms part of one of the Tudor Hall Houses of England, with an Oak frame and high ceilings, four reception rooms, cloakroom, a cellar, three bedrooms, dressing room and two bathrooms.

This fine home has been the subject of considerable investment and now offers high specification, contemporary living throughout that remains sympathetic to its history.

Features of particular note include a Fairford pearl granite kitchen, Everhot Aga style range, German Fischer central heating system, and the first floor is accessed via two staircases.

There is a borehole that supplies the purest water from deep underground aquafers, and a water softening system adds practical benefits.

A fabulous courtyard garden with a covered outdoor space and covered well is located to the rear of the property with outbuildings providing storage.

At the front of Pilgrims cottage there is a grassed area and there are three parking spaces in a communal parking area.