Sorry - no pets allowed Suitable for children No smoking at this property Self-catering
Home description
This property offers a relaxing place to stay, with access to a walk or run along the canal, whilst offering an organic restaurant, an Italian coffee shop, a mini-market and pub only five minutes walk away.
The entrance hallway has an airing cupboard and doors leading to the sitting room. The sitting room has views through the patio doors, onto the garden and out to the canalside. There are two sofas, television, telephone and a large cupboard for storage.
The kitchen is well equipped with washing machine, fridge/freezer, toaster, kettle, electric hob and oven.
Bedroom one has twin beds which may be zipped together to a comfortable double. The en-suite bathroom has a power shower and heated towel rail.
Bedroom two has a double bed and wardrobe with a large window.
The bathroom is fully tiled with bath and over shower and chrome towel rail.
The property has a private garden, electric central heating and allocated parking space.
Access to the canal is through a gate at the bottom of the garden, and a mini market is only 5 minutes walk along the canal. Alternatively there is a foot bridge across the canal to a large supermarket and electrical retailers.
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The South East England / Hertfordshire region
Located in the south-east of England, Hertfordshire is a county that has it all. From vibrant towns and picturesque villages to rolling countryside and thriving shopping centres. Central London is a 20 minute train journey away and London Luton and Stansted airport are both located just a few miles outside of the county. Hertfordshire is a very Green county with almost half of it being designated as Green belt land by the Government, the varied landscape is made up by scenic woodland, farmland and pretty river valleys, making this an ideal destination for walkers and nature observers. The Chiltern Hills located to the west of Hertfordshire have been designated as an Area of Outstanding Beauty.
For those wanting an more energetic holiday, a day out to one of the many towns and villages is a must. Watford is the largest town in Hertfordshire and is great for shopping and eating out. St. Albans, Hitchen and Hertford are also worth a visit.
Hertfordshire has a range of tourist attractions to visit and activities to get involved with that range from museums, stately homes and historic houses, to many modern recreation and leisure facilities.
Hemel Hempstead area
Hemel Hempstead starkly contrasts historic tradition and modern innovation. A town of two constituent parts in the form of old and new town centres, Hemel Hempstead offers a diversity that can be guaranteed to cater for all tastes. The old town centre with its distinctive church spire, listed buildings and specialist shops, is certainly amongst the most attractive of Hertfordshire’s original towns. Only a stretch of road divides the quaint, peaceful atmosphere of the old town from the bustle and vibrancy of the new town with its pedestrianised high street and the stylish Marlowes Shopping Centre.
Hemel Hempstead’s urban lifestyle is not without open-air facilities. This is a town where two rivers – the Bulbourne and the Gade – converge, and where the excellent English tradition for town parks is upheld. Approaching Hemel from the south and the conveniently located A41 bypass, traces a route through Heath Park with its attractive park gardens. Entering the town from the north cuts a passage through the delightful grounds of Gadebridge Park, which is open to the public and offers a variety of activities including crazy golf, bowls, a children’s paddling pool (open from May to September), and a picnic area with tables. The natural beauty of the parkland is matched by the horticultural design of the Water Gardens, completed in 1961 to run parallel to the new town high street, and following the plans of the famous architect, Sir Jeffrey Jellicoe. The Water Gardens attract a wealth of wildlife to their banks, and have proved a particularly popular landmark in the summer months with residents and visitors alike.
In contrast to the relaxing and leisurely pursuits provided by the parklands, the thriving and popular Leisure World at Jarman Park offers a wide range of energetic activities including Aquasplash Water Park, Toddler’s World Play Zone, a themed ice rink, bowling, ten-pin bowling, games machines, cinemas, pubs and clubs. For even more frenzied activity there are the themed laser activities at Quasar in the Marlowes Centre, or for sporting enthusiasts the dry slopes at the Hemel Ski Centre for skiing and snow boarding.
Town life in Hemel Hempstead offers a diverse experience for all concerned. It offers not only diversity but also accessibility. The town has excellent transport connections with the A41 bypass and its connection to junction 20 of the M25 only minutes away, and with the rail link from Hemel into central London, on the Birmingham-Euston line, the capital is easily accessible within thirty minutes.
How to get there
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Activities near Hemel Hempstead
Walking holidays Rural / countryside retreats Good nightlife Cycling holidays
Single beds (2), Double beds (1), Dining seating for 4, Lounge seating for 4, Sleeps maximum of 4
Other:
Please check with with the owner regarding linen and towels.
Conditions
Bookings will be confirmed only on receipt of a deposit of one third of the total rental, (or if the booking is made within eight weeks of the commencement of the holiday, the full rental.) and written confirmation from Lets Unlimited. A booking fee of £20.00 (£17.02 plus VAT £2.98) per property is required for bookings up to 4 weeks, for bookings of 4-12 weeks £45 (£38.30 plus vat £6.70) and bookings of 12 weeks or more a booking fee of £75 (£63.83 plus VAT £11.17) per property is required with the rental. A damage deposit of £100 is payable for bookings up to 4 weeks long, and one week’s rental for bookings over 4 weeks. The deposit is fully refundable after the cleaners have inspected the property and any telephone bills have been itemised (if applicable).
Rental rates
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Availability notes
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To contact this owner please visit: http://www.holidaylettings.co.uk/23313
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