Beside The Boot pub on Tower Hill, in the heart of Chipperfield's conservation area, this mature, tree-lined plot offers two detached self and custom build homes. Both houses sit towards the back of the site behind the established trees, leaving a broad green frontage that keeps the lane's rural feel.

Each home has its own character. Plot 1, nearest The Boot, is a traditional red-brick village house with a clay-tiled roof. Plot 2 takes a lower, barn-inspired form in dark-stained timber weatherboarding, with a broad roof and low eaves echoing the old farm buildings found across the village. A shared entrance from Tower Hill leads to a drive with parking tucked behind planting, and new native hedging lines the boundaries. The trees along Tower Hill, beside the playing field and on the eastern boundary are all kept.

Chipperfield is a classic Hertfordshire commons village, with its cricket green, pubs, primary school, village shop and church, and open countryside on the doorstep. The site sits next to the village playing field and play area. Buses stop right outside, linking to Kings Langley, Hemel Hempstead and Watford, with Kings Langley station offering direct trains to London Euston in around 35 minutes and the M25 close at hand.

Plans have been submitted and are currently awaiting a planning decision.

A rare chance to create a bespoke home in a much-loved village, surrounded by trees and countryside.