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You can now buy the countryside property seen in Midsomer Murders
Hampermill House is a beautiful 18th century grade II listed property in Hertfordshire, which has previously featured in Holby City and Midsomer Murders — and it has just gone on the market for £1.6 million.
Set within 2.2 acres of breathtaking land, the famous property boasts many wonderful period features including a traditional drawing room with a crackling fireplace, a country kitchen, stunning riverside views and wooden parquet flooring.
The four-bedroom property has high ceilings, plenty of colour, a delightful outdoor heated swimming pool (which has made appearances in music videos) and a sitting room leading out onto a terrace space.
As well as the spacious property itself, there is also a further two-storey apartment with its own private kitchen and diner. This is excellent for guests paying a longer visit, or could even be rented out for extra income. In this separate space, you'll also find a double bedroom with practical fitted wardrobes and a super sleek bathroom. It's so beautiful we're certain your guests won't ever want to leave.
Natural light, rustic furnishings and the most charming detail means rooms are comfortable and completely practical too. Fling open the doors into the garden and you'll fall in love with the wonderfully quiet scene. Adventure-loving children will adore being able to run around, while adults can soak up the picture-perfect views over a long alfresco dinner.
For any potential homeowners who love to entertain, you'll also be pleased to know there is also a ginormous driveway, with space for up to 20 cars (yes, really).
The location of the property is in a semi-rural area, situated between Northwood and Watford. As well as being a place that's perfect for commuters travelling into London, it also offers a range of shops, buzzy restaurants, a cinema and brilliant well-respected schools.
This property is currently on the market for £1,675,000 via Savills.
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