Built in 1897 and designed by William Huckvale (architect for the Rothschilds no less), it’s slap bang in the High Street and used to be a solicitor's office. Well, no more, as it’s a bona fide property now, and is on the market with Brown & Merry, Tring, for £900,000.
There’s four bedrooms which you could easily make into five should you desire – the layout is that versatile. And there’s even parking, a rarity for a townhouse.
And there’s some lovely interior touches like in-built wardrobes, an iron door in the kitchen (as it used to be solicitors’ safe room), striking stained glass leaded feature windows on the landing, and a groovy brick outbuilding which could be a studio, home office or guest room as there is plumbing for a bathroom. The world is your lobster…
5. Staircase
Just take a look at this exquisitely crafted staircase with its striking stained glass leaded feature windows Photo: Brown & Merry, Tring
6. Bedroom
On the top floor, this principal bedroom, which measures 16ft 5in by 19ft 9in, features in-built wardrobes Photo: Brown & Merry, Tring
7. Bedroom
Also on the top floor, this beautiful bedroom is at the rear of the house and features an in-built wardrobe Photo: Brown & Merry, Tring
8. Garden room
This brick outbuilding, attached to the rear of the property, could be a home office, studio or guest room with its wide double doors opening to the garden. There is also plumbing for a bathroom Photo: Brown & Merry, Tring