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£ 575,000
2 bedroom retirement property for sale
Cholesbury Tring
· 2 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
Cholesbury Tring · 2 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
In the centre of Tring, opposite the parish church of St Peter & St Paul and within the Conservation Area, stands one of the town’s most distinctive Edwardian buildings. Built in 1905 as a coaching inn, it was designed by William Huckvale, architect to Lord Rothschild. Its steeply pitched roofs, tall brick chimneys and exuberant black-and-white timberwork are a confident expression of his romantic interpretation of the English vernacular. Behind this elaborate frontage, this first-floor apartment occupies part of the original building, with tall leaded windows framing views across the churchyard and the historic heart of the town.The original building was converted in 2014, its historic structure incorporated into a collection of apartments reserved for those aged 55 and over. New buildings were introduced around the landscaped courtyard behind, while Huckvale’s original frontage was retained, preserving the architectural character that has made it such a recognisable part of Tring’s H
In the centre of Tring, opposite the parish church of St Peter & St Paul and within the Conservation Area, stands one of the town’s most distinctive Edwardian buildings. Built in 1905 as a coaching inn, it was designed by William Huckvale, architect to Lord Rothschild. Its steeply pitched roofs, tall brick chimneys and exuberant black-and-white timberwork are a confident expression of his romantic interpretation of the English vernacular. Behind this elaborate frontage, this first-floor apartment occupies part of the original building, with tall leaded windows framing views across the churchyard and the historic heart of the town.The original building was converted in 2014, its historic structure incorporated into a collection of apartments reserved for those aged 55 and over. New buildings were introduced around the landscaped courtyard behind, while Huckvale’s original frontage was retained, preserving the architectural character that has made it such a recognisable part of Tring’s H
£ 575,000