New Homes in Rickmansworth

Betjeman Gardens is named in honour of the 20th century poet John Betjeman who wrote in glowing terms of the peaceful, lush Chess Valley at Chorleywood and the arrival of the railway line in 1889 which allowed inhabitants to enjoy these idyllic surroundings yet travel to London and be home in time for tea!

And nothing has changed!

‘Gardens’ is also of considerable significance. The entrance to Betjeman Gardens leads through wrought iron gates along a tree lined avenue to lovely grounds which reinforces the message that this is a mature environment for the enjoyment of all residents.

And there is no doubt that his truly outstanding development embracing both historic and contemporary design within the scope of twenty- two 1, 2 and 3 bedroom properties. Set in the most glorious Hertfordshire countryside and yet conveniently located for commuter rail travel to London, or access to major road networks in all directions, it offers the best of all worlds. Wake up to bird song and be in the heart of London in around half an hour!

The appeal of historic design is found in the refurbishment of The Sportman Hotel, a handsome Edwardian building and a much loved feature of the Chorleywood street scene, doubtless with happy social memories for many. Restored with care and sitting proudly in an elevated position, it has been converted into eleven exceptionally spacious and well planned apartments which retain many of the original features yet provide ultimate 21st century living.

In contrast with the existing Edwardian architecture, yet in harmony with it, are two striking new apartment buildings which ‘borrow’ features from the older building translating then into contemporary architectural language. These landmark buildings together provide a further eleven 2 and 3 bedroom apartments with exceptional living spaces, wonderful views through large bright windows and fitted with the latest fixtures and fittings. To take advantage of the lovely grounds, sunny aspect and views across the Chess Valley, all have either a generous terrace area or a balcony.

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Request further information on No. 1 Betjeman Gardens Chorleywood, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire

Betjeman Gardens is named in honour of the 20th century poet John Betjeman who wrote in glowing terms of the peaceful, lush Chess Valley at Chorleywood and the arrival of the railway line in 1889 which allowed inhabitants to enjoy these idyllic surroundings yet travel to London and be home in time for tea!

And nothing has changed!

‘Gardens’ is also of considerable significance. The entrance to Betjeman Gardens leads through wrought iron gates along a tree lined avenue to lovely grounds which reinforces the message that this is a mature environment for the enjoyment of all residents.

And there is no doubt that his truly outstanding development embracing both historic and contemporary design within the scope of twenty- two 1, 2 and 3 bedroom properties. Set in the most glorious Hertfordshire countryside and yet conveniently located for commuter rail travel to London, or access to major road networks in all directions, it offers the best of all worlds. Wake up to bird song and be in the heart of London in around half an hour!

The appeal of historic design is found in the refurbishment of The Sportman Hotel, a handsome Edwardian building and a much loved feature of the Chorleywood street scene, doubtless with happy social memories for many. Restored with care and sitting proudly in an elevated position, it has been converted into eleven exceptionally spacious and well planned apartments which retain many of the original features yet provide ultimate 21st century living.

In contrast with the existing Edwardian architecture, yet in harmony with it, are two striking new apartment buildings which ‘borrow’ features from the older building translating then into contemporary architectural language. These landmark buildings together provide a further eleven 2 and 3 bedroom apartments with exceptional living spaces, wonderful views through large bright windows and fitted with the latest fixtures and fittings. To take advantage of the lovely grounds, sunny aspect and views across the Chess Valley, all have either a generous terrace area or a balcony.

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Request further information on No. 5 Betjeman Gardens Chorleywood, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire

Betjeman Gardens is named in honour of the 20th century poet John Betjeman who wrote in glowing terms of the peaceful, lush Chess Valley at Chorleywood and the arrival of the railway line in 1889 which allowed inhabitants to enjoy these idyllic surroundings yet travel to London and be home in time for tea!

And nothing has changed!

‘Gardens’ is also of considerable significance. The entrance to Betjeman Gardens leads through wrought iron gates along a tree lined avenue to lovely grounds which reinforces the message that this is a mature environment for the enjoyment of all residents.

And there is no doubt that his truly outstanding development embracing both historic and contemporary design within the scope of twenty- two 1, 2 and 3 bedroom properties. Set in the most glorious Hertfordshire countryside and yet conveniently located for commuter rail travel to London, or access to major road networks in all directions, it offers the best of all worlds. Wake up to bird song and be in the heart of London in around half an hour!

The appeal of historic design is found in the refurbishment of The Sportman Hotel, a handsome Edwardian building and a much loved feature of the Chorleywood street scene, doubtless with happy social memories for many. Restored with care and sitting proudly in an elevated position, it has been converted into eleven exceptionally spacious and well planned apartments which retain many of the original features yet provide ultimate 21st century living.

In contrast with the existing Edwardian architecture, yet in harmony with it, are two striking new apartment buildings which ‘borrow’ features from the older building translating then into contemporary architectural language. These landmark buildings together provide a further eleven 2 and 3 bedroom apartments with exceptional living spaces, wonderful views through large bright windows and fitted with the latest fixtures and fittings. To take advantage of the lovely grounds, sunny aspect and views across the Chess Valley, all have either a generous terrace area or a balcony.

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Request further information on No. 14 Betjeman Gardens Chorleywood, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire

Betjeman Gardens is named in honour of the 20th century poet John Betjeman who wrote in glowing terms of the peaceful, lush Chess Valley at Chorleywood and the arrival of the railway line in 1889 which allowed inhabitants to enjoy these idyllic surroundings yet travel to London and be home in time for tea!

And nothing has changed!

‘Gardens’ is also of considerable significance. The entrance to Betjeman Gardens leads through wrought iron gates along a tree lined avenue to lovely grounds which reinforces the message that this is a mature environment for the enjoyment of all residents.

And there is no doubt that his truly outstanding development embracing both historic and contemporary design within the scope of twenty- two 1, 2 and 3 bedroom properties. Set in the most glorious Hertfordshire countryside and yet conveniently located for commuter rail travel to London, or access to major road networks in all directions, it offers the best of all worlds. Wake up to bird song and be in the heart of London in around half an hour!

The appeal of historic design is found in the refurbishment of The Sportman Hotel, a handsome Edwardian building and a much loved feature of the Chorleywood street scene, doubtless with happy social memories for many. Restored with care and sitting proudly in an elevated position, it has been converted into eleven exceptionally spacious and well planned apartments which retain many of the original features yet provide ultimate 21st century living.

In contrast with the existing Edwardian architecture, yet in harmony with it, are two striking new apartment buildings which ‘borrow’ features from the older building translating then into contemporary architectural language. These landmark buildings together provide a further eleven 2 and 3 bedroom apartments with exceptional living spaces, wonderful views through large bright windows and fitted with the latest fixtures and fittings. To take advantage of the lovely grounds, sunny aspect and views across the Chess Valley, all have either a generous terrace area or a balcony.

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Request further information on No. 20 Betjeman Gardens Chorleywood, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire