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Apartments & eigentumswohnungen zum Verkauf in Radlett

913.430 EUR

Apartments & Eigentumswohnungen (Zum Verkauf)

2 Z
2 Ba
2 Schla
Aktenzeichen: EDEN-T120493739 / 120493739
Occupying an enviable elevated position within the sought-after gated development of Blenheim Mews, the Penthouse within the historic water tower presents a rare combination of architectural character, contemporary comfort, privacy and far-reaching views across the Hertfordshire countryside. Purchased by the current owner in 2021, the apartment is wonderfully light and spacious, with an uplifting sense of openness rarely found in such a well-connected setting. Elevated above the surrounding rooftops, its exceptional position creates a peaceful and private environment, with panoramic views stretching towards distant horizons.  The principal living accommodation is centred around an impressive open-plan lounge, dining area and fully fitted kitchen, thoughtfully designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Smeg appliances, a wine fridge and rich wood flooring complement the contemporary specification, while floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light and frame the expansive outlook. Three private balconies provide valuable outdoor space and further enhance the sense of connection with the surrounding landscape. Underfloor heating throughout, a cloakroom, water softener and elegant oak staircase add to the considered specification, while the upper floor is dedicated to two beautifully appointed bedrooms, both enjoying stylish en-suite bathrooms and generous built-in storage. A versatile study/storeroom provides an additional and highly practical space. Further benefits include a recently replaced boiler and secure underground parking for two cars. At the heart of Blenheim Mews stands its striking Italianate water tower, built in 1932 by John Laing & Co. as part of Shenley Hospital, which opened in 1934 following its official opening by King George V and Queen Mary. During the Second World War, the tower took on a strategic role as a military radio communications and surveillance point, as well as serving as a lookout for fire watchers, becoming a familiar landmark on the Shenley skyline. Following the hospital's closure in 1998, the tower was sensitively retained and converted into six duplex apartments during the mid-2000s, with Blenheim Mews subsequently established around it as a private gated development. Today, the water tower remains one of Shenley's most distinctive residential addresses, seamlessly combining historic architectural significance with an exceptional contemporary lifestyle.  The Penthouse's elevated position is perhaps its most defining feature. From each aspect, the outlook extends across open countryside, mature trees and distant horizons, creating an ever-changing panorama throughout the seasons. Spring brings fresh greens, summer opens to expansive skies and long evenings, autumn introduces rich colour, while winter reveals a particularly crisp and far-reaching perspective. Natural light is equally impressive, with sunshine moving through the apartment throughout the day and the elevated setting enhancing the feeling of space and tranquillity. There is a genuine sense of being above it all, peaceful, private and removed from the bustle below, yet remarkably well connected. Blenheim Mews enjoys a peaceful setting close to the amenities of Shenley and nearby Radlett, with excellent access to the wider Hertfordshire and London commuter belt. A home of exceptional character, history and outlook, the Penthouse represents a rare opportunity to experience contemporary living within one of Shenley's most distinctive landmarks, with an elevated perspective that is quite simply its own.
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- Parking
Mehr anzeigen Weniger anzeigen Occupying an enviable elevated position within the sought-after gated development of Blenheim Mews, the Penthouse within the historic water tower presents a rare combination of architectural character, contemporary comfort, privacy and far-reaching views across the Hertfordshire countryside. Purchased by the current owner in 2021, the apartment is wonderfully light and spacious, with an uplifting sense of openness rarely found in such a well-connected setting. Elevated above the surrounding rooftops, its exceptional position creates a peaceful and private environment, with panoramic views stretching towards distant horizons.  The principal living accommodation is centred around an impressive open-plan lounge, dining area and fully fitted kitchen, thoughtfully designed for both everyday living and entertaining. Smeg appliances, a wine fridge and rich wood flooring complement the contemporary specification, while floor-to-ceiling windows flood the space with natural light and frame the expansive outlook. Three private balconies provide valuable outdoor space and further enhance the sense of connection with the surrounding landscape. Underfloor heating throughout, a cloakroom, water softener and elegant oak staircase add to the considered specification, while the upper floor is dedicated to two beautifully appointed bedrooms, both enjoying stylish en-suite bathrooms and generous built-in storage. A versatile study/storeroom provides an additional and highly practical space. Further benefits include a recently replaced boiler and secure underground parking for two cars. At the heart of Blenheim Mews stands its striking Italianate water tower, built in 1932 by John Laing & Co. as part of Shenley Hospital, which opened in 1934 following its official opening by King George V and Queen Mary. During the Second World War, the tower took on a strategic role as a military radio communications and surveillance point, as well as serving as a lookout for fire watchers, becoming a familiar landmark on the Shenley skyline. Following the hospital's closure in 1998, the tower was sensitively retained and converted into six duplex apartments during the mid-2000s, with Blenheim Mews subsequently established around it as a private gated development. Today, the water tower remains one of Shenley's most distinctive residential addresses, seamlessly combining historic architectural significance with an exceptional contemporary lifestyle.  The Penthouse's elevated position is perhaps its most defining feature. From each aspect, the outlook extends across open countryside, mature trees and distant horizons, creating an ever-changing panorama throughout the seasons. Spring brings fresh greens, summer opens to expansive skies and long evenings, autumn introduces rich colour, while winter reveals a particularly crisp and far-reaching perspective. Natural light is equally impressive, with sunshine moving through the apartment throughout the day and the elevated setting enhancing the feeling of space and tranquillity. There is a genuine sense of being above it all, peaceful, private and removed from the bustle below, yet remarkably well connected. Blenheim Mews enjoys a peaceful setting close to the amenities of Shenley and nearby Radlett, with excellent access to the wider Hertfordshire and London commuter belt. A home of exceptional character, history and outlook, the Penthouse represents a rare opportunity to experience contemporary living within one of Shenley's most distinctive landmarks, with an elevated perspective that is quite simply its own.
Features:
- Parking
Occupant une position surélevée enviable au sein du très prisé complexe fermé de Blenheim Mews, le Penthouse de la tour d’eau historique offre une rare combinaison de caractère architectural, de confort contemporain, d’intimité et de vues panoramiques sur la campagne du Hertfordshire. Acheté par le propriétaire actuel en 2021, l’appartement est merveilleusement lumineux et spacieux, avec un sentiment d’ouverture inspirant rarement trouvé dans un cadre aussi bien connecté. Surélevé au-dessus des toits environnants, sa position exceptionnelle crée un environnement paisible et privé, avec des vues panoramiques qui s’étendent vers des horizons lointains. Le logement principal est centré autour d’un impressionnant salon à aire ouverte, d’une salle à manger et d’une cuisine entièrement équipée, conçu avec soin pour la vie quotidienne et les réceptions. Des appareils à smeg, un caveau à vin et un riche parquet en bois complètent la spécification contemporaine, tandis que des fenêtres du sol au plafond inondent l’espace de lumière naturelle et encadrent l’ambiance vaste. Trois balcons privés offrent un espace extérieur précieux et renforcent encore le sentiment de connexion avec le paysage environnant. Le chauffage par le sol est tout au sol, un vestiaire, un adoucisseur d’eau et un élégant escalier en chêne complètent la spécification envisagée, tandis que l’étage supérieur est dédié à deux chambres magnifiquement aménagées, toutes deux bénéficiant de salles de bains attenantes élégantes et d’un rangement intégré généreux. Un bureau/débarras polyvalent offre un espace supplémentaire et très pratique. Parmi les autres avantages, on compte une chaudière récemment remplacée et un parking souterrain sécurisé pour deux voitures. Au cœur de Blenheim Mews se dresse sa remarquable tour d’eau à l’italienne, construite en 1932 par John Laing & Co. dans le cadre de l’hôpital Shenley, inaugurée en 1934 après son inauguration officielle par le roi George V et la reine Mary. Pendant la Seconde Guerre mondiale, la tour a joué un rôle stratégique de point de communication radio militaire et de surveillance, ainsi que de poste de guetteur pour les guetteurs, devenant un point de repère familier sur la ligne d’horizon de Shenley. Après la fermeture de l’hôpital en 1998, la tour a été conservée avec délicatesse et convertie en six duplex au milieu des années 2000, Blenheim Mews s’étant ensuite installé autour d’elle comme un projet privé fermé par clôtures. Aujourd’hui, la tour d’eau reste l’une des adresses résidentielles les plus distinctives de Shenley, alliant sans effort une importance architecturale historique à un style de vie contemporain exceptionnel. La position surélevée du Penthouse est sans doute sa caractéristique la plus marquante. Sous chaque angle, la vue s’étend à travers la campagne ouverte, les arbres matures et les horizons lointains, créant un panorama en constante évolution au fil des saisons. Le printemps apporte des verts frais, l’été s’ouvre sur des ciels vastes et de longues soirées, l’automne apporte des couleurs riches, tandis que l’hiver révèle une perspective particulièrement vive et étendue. La lumière naturelle est tout aussi impressionnante, avec un soleil qui traverse l’appartement toute la journée et un cadre élevé renforçant l’impression d’espace et de tranquillité. Il y a un véritable sentiment d’être au-dessus de tout cela, paisible, privé et à l’écart de l’agitation en contrebas, mais remarquablement bien connecté. Blenheim Mews bénéficie d’un cadre paisible proche des commodités de Shenley et de la proche Radlett, avec un excellent accès à la plus large ceinture de banlieue du Hertfordshire et de Londres. Demeure d’un caractère, d’une histoire et d’une vision exceptionnels, le Penthouse représente une occasion rare de vivre une vie contemporaine au sein de l’un des monuments les plus distinctifs de Shenley, avec une perspective élevée qui lui est tout simplement propre.
Features:
- Parking
Aktenzeichen: EDEN-T120493739
Land: GB
Stadt: Radlett
Postleitzahl: WD7 9LR
Kategorie: Wohnsitze
Anzeigentyp: Zum Verkauf
Immobilientyp: Apartments & Eigentumswohnungen
Zimmer: 2
Schlafzimmer: 2
Badezimmer: 2
Parkplätze: 1
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