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.
9. Ivy House Lane, Berkhamsted
This detached house in Berkhamsted is on the market with Fine & Country and has a guide price of £2,395,000. Inside this property built in 2011, there are four bedrooms and two bathrooms. It has stunning views of fields while outside there is a large outbuilding which is currently used as a garage/storage and gym. The property also has electric gates which lead to a large driveway. Photo: Fine & Country, Berkhamsted
10. Ringshall, Berkhamsted
Marketed by Berkhamsted’s Knight Frank, this property in Ringshall has six bedrooms and six bathrooms across three floors. The house’s many windows bring in lots of light. Its highlights are the spacious kitchen/family room and drawing room - both of which have access to the rear garden. There is also a self-contained, one-bedroom annexe with its own shower room. Photo: Knight Frank, Berkhamsted
11. Gaddesden Row near Hemel Hempstead
This period property has four bedrooms, a further two-bedroomed detached cottage with an outdoor heated swimming pool and equestrian facilities. Set across grounds of 3.5 acres, the house near Hemel Hempstead dates back to 1620. Knight Frank in Berkhamsted has put this on the market with a £2,250,000 guide price. Photo: Knight Frank, Berkhamsted
12. Felden Lane, Felden
With five bedrooms and five bathrooms, this Felden property has a guide price of £2,200,000. On the market with Savills in Amersham, this detached house has far-reaching views across Hemel Hempstead and features a leisure room on its lower ground floor. Photo: Savills, Amersham