Close proximity to the capital, nearby amenities and the rolling countryside – there’s no wonder why people snap up houses around the borough.
This week, we are looking at some of the priciest properties on the market in Dacorum. These are more expensive than the average Dacorum house price standing at £486,209 in November.
From idyllic views and spacious surroundings to indoor pools and games rooms, have a peak at homes in the most sought-after locations in the area.
5. The Street, Chipperfield
Dating back to the 16th century, the Grade II listed Pale Farm is considered to be the oldest house in Chipperfield. With exposed beams and brick, this Tudor farmhouse has six bedrooms and oodles of character throughout. Kings Langley’s Proffitt & Holt Partnership currently has its guide price at £2,750,000. Photo: Proffitt & Holt Partnership, Kings Langley
6. Frithsden Copse, Potten End
Savills in Harpenden has this six-bedroom house on the market with a guide price of £4,000,000. This property is on a private road on the edge of National Trust land in Potten End. It has lots of modern features, including a snooker room, cinema/gym, gated entrance and a garage with a room above. Photo: Savills, Harpenden
7. Vicarage Lane, Bovingdon
On the market with Ashtons in Berkhamsted, this property has six bedrooms and six bathrooms and has a guide price of £2,750,000. Tucked away in around three acres of Bovingdon land, this house has 4,500 square feet, outbuildings and a paddock. Photo: Ashtons, Berkhamsted
8. Hempstead Road, Bovingdon
With a guide price of £2,750,000, this Bovingdon property boasts six bedrooms, five bedrooms and has immaculate interiors. It has an ornate wooden door, a terrace, landscaped gardens and a large detached annexe. Photo: Savills, Amersham