A Grade II listed, 18th century brick under tile townhouse in the centre of Hitchin. The property is situated on the Corner of Tilehouse Street and Bucklersbury on the south-west boundary of medieval Hitchin, which are described by historian Reginald Hine as "the most fascinating and attractive of all our town's streets."<br /><br />The accommodation of approximately 1,621 sq. ft. includes open plan sitting room and dining room, running the length of property with fireplaces at both ends. There is a kitchen and breakfast room with double doors leading on to the garden, a separate utility room and a cloakroom. <br /><br />On the first floor there are two double bedrooms and the family bathroom. On the top floor is the master suite which includes a bedroom, bathroom and room for dressing/study area. <br /><br />The courtyard style garden has patio areas, artificial grass, built-in seating and storage. There is also a basement.<br /><br />The property is located within 5 minutes’ walk of the Town Centre and is situated in a conservation area with resident permit parking available.