Crunnells Green House is a charming, red-brick property built in 1919 in the style of Edwin Lutyens. The house features a symmetrical front elevation, with a generous reception hall and spacious reception rooms with high ceilings and large windows. The principal bedroom suite has been remodelled to include a substantial bedroom, en-suite bathroom, and dressing room, all with views of the gardens and open countryside. The property also boasts an extensive range of outbuildings, including a workshop, boiler room, and coach house, which could be incorporated into the main house to provide additional living space. The gardens are a particular feature, with a series of "rooms" and a variety of trees, including a Handkerchief Tree, Deodar Cedar, and ornamental Maples. The property is located on the edge of the popular village of Preston, surrounded by well-managed agricultural land, and is within easy reach of the market town of Hitchin, which offers a range of amenities, including good shopping and transportation links to London.