Property for sale in Watford with more than 6 bedrooms (6)

Set on one of Watford’s most desirable roads, this exceptional six-bedroom detached residence offers a rare combination of timeless architectural character, impressive proportions and high-spec contemporary finishes. Originally built in the 1920s with strong Art Deco and Arts & Crafts influences, the home has been thoughtfully extended and beautifully renovated, creating a refined and versatile space of almost 5,000 sq ft, ideal for modern family living.

IMPRESSIVE 6-BEDROOM DETACHED RESIDENCE ON HEMPSTEAD ROAD - Rolstons are proud to present this exceptional six-bedroom detached family home, located on the prestigious Hempstead Road—one of Watford’s most desirable addresses.

This exquisite family home, situated within easy reach of Watford town centre features spacious and well-designed living spaces throughout. The thoughtfully organized 3940 sq. ft effortlessly flows across three floors showcasing sleek, contemporary finishes bathed natural light.

An exceptional six-bedroom, five bathroom detached residence with triple garage, conservatory, and secluded wrap-around gardens, set within a secure private gated enclave in one of Watford’s most prestigious locations. Offering over 4,400 sq ft of elegant living space across three floors and occupying a generous one-third acre plot, this home delivers a rare combination of luxury, privacy, and superb London connectivity.

A rare opportunity to acquire a substantial six-bedroom detached family home on one of the most sought-after roads within the prestigious Cassiobury Estate. Occupying a generous plot in this highly regarded residential area, the property offers over 3,770 sq ft (350 sq m) of internal accommodation, including a detached double garage.

SOLD BY ROLSTONS. A rare and exciting opportunity to purchase one of Watford's most historic buildings, located on Hempstead Road, only moments from Watford’s busy town centre. Little Cassiobury House is thought to be a dower house from the late 17th Century, initially built for Elizabeth Percy, Countess of Essex.