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Halstead Hill House is an enchanting Grade II listed residence, believed to date from the early 19th century, forming a fine example of a picturesque Gothick villa set within beautifully established grounds of approximately 4.04 acres. Quietly positioned and surrounded by mature planting, the house offers a rare balance of architectural character, generous land and accessibility to London. The house displays a distinctive Gothic-inspired style, giving it a character both elegant and individual. The front elevation has a pleasing sense of symmetry, centred around a central entrance door, framed by an elegant ogee-shaped arch, complemented by a decorative fanlight that draws in natural light and creates a welcoming focal point. The windows, with their subtle pointed forms and decorative glazing patterns, add further interest and reflect the architectural style of the period. A later addition of a bay window to the side enhances the overall appearance while also bringing additional light into the interior. Altogether, these details create a house of real warmth and personality, complemented by its traditional roughcast finish and slate roof. Internally, the accommodation is arranged over two floors and provides well-balanced, characterful living space that is both practical for modern family life and well suited to entertaining. The house has a natural flow, with the principal rooms enjoying views over the surrounding gardens and grounds, while the proportions and ceiling heights reflect its period origins. There is a sense throughout that the house could be further enhanced, subject to the usual consents, allowing a purchaser to subtly blend contemporary living with the existing historic fabric. The setting is a particular highlight. The house is approached via a private drive and sits comfortably within its plot, surrounded by mature trees and established planting that create a high degree of privacy. The grounds extend to about 4.04 acres and offer a mix of open lawned areas and more secluded spaces, ideal for both relaxation and outdoor entertaining. The overall feel is that of a classic country house environment, rarely found so conveniently positioned. In addition to the principal residence, the property benefits from a modern detached self-contained annexe, which provides excellent flexibility for guests, extended family or staff. This is complemented by a detached triple garage and ample parking, ensuring that the practical aspects of country living are equally well catered for. The garage has solar panels. Overall, Halstead Hill House represents a rare opportunity to acquire a property of genuine architectural interest and charm, set within substantial and private grounds. It is a house that offers both immediate enjoyment and future potential, combining history, character and setting in a highly desirable Hertfordshire location. View payable Stamp Duty for this property
Halstead Hill
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In Goffs Oak, Broxbourne, estimated 2026-27 council tax averages £254 a month for a couple and £190 for a single person; the most common band is E (£2,819 a year).
Area estimate — this home's bill depends on its band
| Band A | £1,538 / year |
| Band B | £1,794 / year |
| Band C | £2,050 / year |
| Band D | £2,306 / year |
| Band E | £2,819 / year |
| Band F | £3,332 / year |
| Band G | £3,844 / year |
| Band H | £4,613 / year |
Estimated from ONS, Ofgem and Census data. Single-person figures include the 25% single-person discount.

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