Living in Hertingfordbury
Nestled in the heart of Hertfordshire, Hertingfordbury is a charming village that boasts a rich history and a serene environment. With its picturesque setting and historic architecture, including the iconic St. Mary’s Church, the village offers a glimpse into England's past while providing modern comforts. The area is known for its lush greenery and tranquil atmosphere, making it a perfect haven for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle away from the hustle and bustle of urban living.
The local economy is primarily residential, with a close-knit community that values its heritage. Hertingfordbury is characterized by its quaint streets, beautiful countryside, and a welcoming vibe that attracts families and retirees alike. The low crime rate, at 92% below the national average, enhances its appeal, making it one of the safer places to live in the UK. Flood risk is low, ensuring that residents can enjoy their homes with peace of mind.
£550,000
A premium for village living in a historic location.
92% below national average
One of the safest villages in Hertfordshire.
Approximately 1,200
A small, tight-knit community.
10 miles to London
Convenient access to the capital for commuters.
What's happening in Hertingfordbury
Nature reserves spot rare species during heatwaves
A wildlife trust says unusually hot weather and increased monitoring has led to interesting finds.
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NHS doctor launches women-only car workshops
Louise Willcott says women need to learn about their own cars to keep them safe.
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Shop sustainably this September with hospice charity
A hospice charity is encouraging people to explore the benefits of second-hand shopping.
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The 'fantastic' Hertfordshire walk with stunning views and popular pub stops
Discover this stunning countryside walk in Hertfordshire which is the perfect place to explore.
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Boy, 16, lands dream gig opening for The Libertines
Kit Bottomley says he discovered he had got the slot on the same day he received his GCSE results.
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Red Lion statue gets new tail in fourth repair
It is the fourth time Colin Mantripp has restored the lion as it is not properly maintained.
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