Albert Street, TRING, Hertfordshire, HP23 £825 Per Calendar Month

Albert Street, TRING, Hertfordshire, HP23 £825 Per calendar month * No Upfront Tenant Bishop Wood Church of Fees! * Sterling Lettings England Junior School are pleased to offer for (0.1 Miles) . let this well presented Goldfield Infants' & two double bedroom Nursery School (0.3 maisonette with own Miles) street entrance set over Tring Park School for the the first floor of a period Performing Arts house located in the Preparatory School (0.3 heart of the sought after Miles) Tring conservation area. Tring School (0.4 Miles) Internally the John Colet School (4.0 accommodation Miles) comprises open plan Wendover House School reception room/kitchen (4.2 Miles) with appliances, two double bedrooms and bathroom with shower above bath. Offered Unfurnished & Available Distance to Stations - Tring Station (2.2 Miles) Wendover Station (5.4 Miles) Cheddington Station (6.2 Miles) Berkhamsted Station (7.0 Miles) Distance to Schools - A well presented two double bedroom character property in the heart of the conservation area. Unfurnished & Available Now! Floor plan The Sterling Factor Sterling’s informal-style offices have modernised the traditional estate agent presence on the high street. Our clients can enjoy a relaxed atmosphere to browse through our property details and ask any questions about properties of interest before booking a viewing. This ensures we have a higher conversion rate of viewings to offers and maximises our chance to sell or let your home in a quicker timeframe. Longer Opening Hours Sterlinghomes.co.uk Sterling phone lines are open 9am to 6pm Is widely recognised as one of the best websites Monday to Friday and both Saturday and in the area and regarded as one of the best in Sunday inclusive of Bank Holidays. the business. Every property, regardless of price, features floorplans, colour photographs, slide More Properties, More Experience, shows, local information, location maps, aerial Better Advice views and full colour brochures. Our expert valuers carry out high volumes of valuations every month, giving us intimate and Photography unparalleled knowledge of property values To speed up the marketing process, Sterling across Hertfordshire, Buckinghamshire and have created a unique, in-house team who are Bedfordshire. trained specifically to collect information for interactive floorplans, and multiple photographs Sterling Feature Properties and a comprehensive write up of your home all New-to-market properties are highly sought-after in one visit. which is why Sterling have developed Sterling Feature Properties - exclusive previews designed Select and New Homes to ensure that properties receive maximum Is a dedicated department for the sale of high exposure the day they go onto the market value homes, land and new builds headed up by company partner Benjamin James Bird BA (Hons) MNAEA MARLA. Tring Hemel Hempstead Kings Langley Berkhamsted [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 01442 828 222 01442 230 888 01923 270 666 01442 879 996.

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Land for Sale in Tring, Hertfordshire Land on West Leith, Tring, HP23 6JJ
v1.0 01582 788878 www.vantageland.co.uk Land for sale in Tring, Hertfordshire Land on West Leith, Tring, HP23 6JJ Grazing land for sale well situated close to Berkhamsted, Aylesbury, London and the A41 A desirable opportunity to purchase a self-enclosed parcel of attractive pasture land within the London commuter belt. Totalling just over 7 acres, the land is for sale as a whole or in just 3 lots and is suitable for a variety of amenity, recreational or other uses (STPP). Each lot has been marked out by a professional surveyor and has been fenced. The site enjoys extensive road frontage and benefits from excellent access via a secure double-gated entrance that is set back from the road. The land is situated on the southern edge of Tring, just a 15 minute walk from its bustling High Street which offers an extensive mix of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. It is also superbly located for road and rail links into London. House prices in Tring are 69% above the national average reflecting the desirability of the area as a place to live and own property – including land. Indeed, the local council states that land for “small-scale ‘hobby farming’ and the demand for horse paddocks and ménages is on the increase, particularly on the urban fringe”. POSTCODE OF NEAREST PROPERTY: HP23 6JJ © COLLINS BARTHOLOMEW 2003 Travel & Transport The land lies in the historic market town of Tring in west Hertfordshire, on the border with 0.8 miles to the A41 Buckinghamshire. Its pretty Victorian High Street 2.5 miles to Tring Train Station * offers an extensive mix of independently run 11.2 miles to the M1 (junction 8) shops, cafes, bars and restaurants.
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case study Rocket® Dacorum Borough Council Finding and Capturing the Golden Thread Dacorum is an area of 212 square kilometers situated in West Hertfordshire that includes the towns of Hemel Hempstead, Berkhamsted, Tring, the villages of Bovingdon, Kings Langley, and Markyate, and 12 smaller settlements. 50% of the area is Green Belt and around 18% of the borough’s 60,000 homes are owned by the council. The Council is improving in key priority areas, and the overall rate of improvement is above average compared with other District Councils. Situation The challenge for the borough’s business improvement team was to be able to show the Dacorum community and council members that that their priorities were being met, and to demonstrate to auditors that the organization was managing its business and performance eectively. One of the biggest diculties was to show the linkages between the top-level priorities and the everyday activities of the council. This is commonly alluded to by the Audit Commission as “The Golden Thread.” In order to improve and move to a Portfolio Management approach, where all projects and programs clearly contribute to the Council’s strategic priorities, Dacorum Borough Council had to be able to demonstrate the golden thread process, which included: • setting clear priorities – what we all have to achieve • citizen needs – what our communities need and expect from us • sound nancial control – spending resources wisely and forecasting for the future • improving service delivery – better value for money for citizens • sta engagement and development – ensuring sta have the right skills and opportunities • tracking our progress – celebrating success and reacting quickly where necessary Solution One of the key outcomes to be delivered from this appointment was to improve performance planning and management.
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Dacorum Festival of Culture Other Festival events to look What is the Festival of Culture? out for in the future: ࡯ Tring Hockey Club Taster Sessions The Nation is gearing up for the London 2012 Olympic Programme of Events June - September 2011 ࡯ Tag Rugby Tournament Games. That's why across Dacorum, a festival, celebrating ࡯ Boxmoor and District Angling our culture will showcase the arts, sport, heritage and An exciting programme ࡯ Badminton Taster sessions leisure in the Borough. We hope to encourage of, arts, sports, ࡯ Berkhamsted Youth Theatre Present, The Witches by Roald Dahl everyone to get involved and celebrate the Olympic and heritage and leisure ࡯ Berkhamsted Choral Society - Christmas Concert Paralympic Games. events throughout the ࡯ Dacorum Heritage Trust - Sports Heritage Project ࡯ Children's Trust Partnership Events A programme of new, funded events together with some Borough between ࡯ Youth Choirs workshops established favourites is planned to take place between June 2011 and ࡯ Children's Trust Partnership Events June 2011 and December 2012. December 2012. ࡯ Flametree & Old Town Hall - Cultural Fashions and Music Project Together they can have real impact and make a ࡯ Age Concern - 1948 Olympic Memories Project sustainable difference to the wellbeing of the whole ࡯ Women's Golf Day at Little Hay Golf Club community. A central aim of the programme is to support ࡯ Flametree & Old Town Hall - Cultural Fashions and Music Project health and exercise programmes, assist learning, and ࡯ Community Bowls Taster sessions ࡯ The Hemel Hempstead and South African School Cultural Exchange personal development, involve the public in arts and ࡯ Grand Water Festival 2012 local heritage and utilise our public facilities and open ࡯ Tennis Taster Days spaces.
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How to get to Tring Station key Tring railway station is on the London Euston to Birmingham line. The Ashridge Drovers walk (short) Grand Union Canal towpath links Hemel Hempstead and Berkhamsted Ashridge Drovers walk (long) with Tring Station for walkers and cyclists. There are buses to Tring Station Monday to Saturday from Berkhamsted and Hemel Hempsted (no. 30) and from Tring and Aldbury (no. 387). For bus and train information call Traveline 0871 200 22 33 www.traveline.info If you are coming by car, please park in Tring railway station Long Stay car park. Tring Station is 2.5 km east of Tring and signposted from the A4251. Off-peak parking is £4. Ivinghoe Notes on the walk going anticlockwise Common 1 From Tring Station turn right. Follow Station Road, after the junction take a track left over a cattle grid and continue straight on at a junction of bridleways. Turn right onto a footpath leading into Aldbury. 2 Follow the path, past farm buildings on your right and a pond on your left, continuing straight on to the road. Turn left towards Aldbury, past the church and straight across the crossroads, with the village pond on your left on to Toms Hill Road. After 30 metres take the bridleway on the left Aldbury Nowers 5 signposted 'Bridgewater Monument 1/2', it is quite a steep climb. 3 At the top, skirt around the green until the Bridgewater Monument is on your left, take the Ashridge 4 Ashridge Visitor Centre Boundary Trail on the right. 4 For the shorter walk , turn left onto a footpath and descend out of the woods into farmland.
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Responsive to Passengers' Needs and Aspirations Questions in This Area Are Focussed on Providing a Railway
ALDBURY PARISH COUNCIL Clerk Councillors L. Bancroft Duncan Eggar (chair) 7, Station Road Penny Cobb Long Marston Graham Juniper Herts Rob McCarthy HP23 4QS Victoria MacGregor Bill Page 07590 989202 Michael Pearce [email protected] Lucy Tollinton Aldbury Parish Council Response to The West Midlands Rail Franchise Consultation This response to the West Midlands Rail Franchise Consultation is made by Aldbury Parish Council which includes Tring Station. Tring Station is situated in a semi-rural location approximately 1.7 miles from the centre of Tring, at the northern edge of west Hertfordshire, close to the Buckinghamshire border. It is located within Aldbury Parish which consists of two small communities, Aldbury Village and Tring Station Hamlet, which have a combined population of approximately 1,000. With over 789k passenger entries/exits per year (Office of Rail and Road figures for 2013/14) and 498 car park spaces (figure from London Midland website) the station is a significant entity within the parish. The station is a passenger transport hub for the surrounding areas that lie in both Dacorum Borough, Hertfordshire and Aylesbury Vale District, Buckinghamshire. The excellent service of 3-4 direct London trains per hour makes it the station of choice for both the local area and parts of Aylesbury Vale to the north. We welcome the Consultation document’s stated desire to improve “the whole journey” experience but at Tring Station the situation is deteriorating and expected to do so further with extensive housing developments planned within Dacorum and Aylesbury Vale. The car park is often full by 9am, bus services feeding the station are limited and have recently been reduced, and cycleway/footpaths are limited to the one route from Tring.
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Land for Sale in Tring, Hertfordshire Land on West Leith, Tring, HP23 6JJ
v1.0 01582 788878 www.vantageland.co.uk Land for sale in Tring, Hertfordshire Land on West Leith, Tring, HP23 6JJ A self-enclosed parcel of grazing land for sale well situated close to Berkhamsted, Aylesbury, London and the A41 A desirable opportunity to purchase a self-enclosed parcel of attractive pasture land within the London commuter belt. The land measures 5.15 acres and is suitable for a variety of amenity, recreational or other uses (STPP). The site is bounded by a mixture of fencing and mature hedgerows & trees. The site also enjoys extensive road frontage to West Leith and benefits from securely gated access, set back from the road. The land is situated on the southern edge of Tring, just a 15 minute walk from its bustling High Street which offers an extensive mix of shops, cafes, bars and restaurants. It is also superbly located for road and rail links into London. House prices in Tring are 64% above the national average reflecting the desirability of the area as a place to live and own property – including land. Indeed, the local council states that land for “small-scale ‘hobby farming’ and the demand for horse paddocks and ménages is on the increase, particularly on the urban fringe”. 5.15 acres SOLD POSTCODE OF NEAREST PROPERTY: HP23 6JJ © COLLINS BARTHOLOMEW 2003 Travel & Transport The land lies in the historic market town of Tring in west Hertfordshire, on the border with 0.8 miles to the A41 Buckinghamshire. Its pretty Victorian High Street 2.5 miles to Tring Train Station * offers an extensive mix of independently run 11.2 miles to the M1 (junction 8) shops, cafes, bars and restaurants.
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Manor Road, Tring, Hertfordshire, HP23 Guide Price £550,000
Manor Road, Tring, Hertfordshire, HP23 Guide price £550,000 Located in an extremely well regarded residential Schooling Locally - The local educational facilities road on the outskirts of the town centre and within are excellent and include the renowned Tring Park easy striking distance to all amenities. A School for the Performing Arts, Goldfield Infants characterful semi detached family home which and Nursery School (currently with an outstanding boasts a south facing rear garden, driveway and Ofsted), Tring School (currently with a good garage. Ofsted & outstanding for its sixth form) and it is Offered for sale with no onwards chain the also close by to the The Berkhamsted School for property has accommodation measuring in excess boys and girls and The Grammar Schools of of 1500 sq ft and comprising entrance porch, Aylesbury. reception hall, formal living room with bay window to the front and fireplace, dining room with French Transport Connections - Tring railway station lies doors opening to a useful conservatory measuring just over a mile away for fast and frequent in excess of 17 ft in width. The kitchen comprises services to London/Euston taking about 40 a range of units to include an eye level double minutes. The A41 bypass provides a fast link to integrated oven and overlooks the rear garden the M25 motorway (J20) and from there the with a door opening to a wonderful utility room national motorway network and international which is approaching 16 ft in length - an ideal airports. space for muddy shoes and dogs! The first floor boasts three really well proportioned Town Facilities - Tring benefits from its own indoor bedrooms and a stunning family bathroom which swimming facilities and various well supported has been fitted with a stunning four piece suite to sporting clubs including cricket, tennis, football, include a freestanding claw foot bath, separate rugby, hockey and running to name a few.
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