Historic, fully modernised semi-detached house

My home is a wonderfully restored and converted former Quaker Meeting House dated 1696 in the quiet heart of historic Baldock, a charming medieval market town. Combines full renovation with ancient timbers & other features. 4 minute walk to station: around half hour away by train from London & Cambridge. The space The main central living space is open plan. Modern bathrooms and toilets; kitchen fully re-furbished with a washing machine and separate fridge and freezer. A faithful blend of old and new, in a peaceful part of this medieval market town, close to all amenities and local points of interest like Hatfield House and Knebworth House, as well as lovely nature reserve walks minutes from the door. All the busyness, beauty and culture of Cambridge and London are less than half an hour away by direct train. A good place for exploring further afield in East Anglia and the Heart of England with the A1 (M) motorway nearby. Quakers would find it an especially interesting place to stay, given Baldock's historic connections with George Fox and John Woolman. There is a sole use parking space by the house, and an open, small grassed area all around, with wooden flower boxes and wild flowers, in the quiet of Quaker Yard. It is my much-loved only home. Please take care of it when you come. Guest access All parts of the house accessible with parking on a private space next to the house. Well trained small dogs and cats are usually allowed on request. Other things to note There is both the twin bedroom with en suite, or the double bedroom with bathroom for private use across the landing.