The White House is set by itself in a private location amongst open countryside, to the east of the village of Furneux Pelham on the Hertfordshire/Essex borders in undulating countryside, farm and woodland. The house was built about sixty years ago with an impressive front elevation with colonial style pillars and this is only the second time the house has come to the market during that time. The accommodation is generous, bright and well-proportioned has many notable features including the entrance hall which is vaulted to the roof and has a staircase to the first floor, dual aspect drawing room, well equipped kitchen/breakfast room, dinning room and family room both with doors out to the terrace and garden. The Orangery is shown on the plan and is externally finished but requires internal completion.
On the ground floor there is a wing with three bedrooms and a bathroom. This could provide an independent annexe if required. On the first floor there are four bedrooms – the master bedroom with en suite and dressing room, a second bedroom with en suite, two further bedrooms - and the family bathroom/shower room.
Outside, the house is well set back from a minor country lane behind security gates which lead to an extensive driveway and a garage block. The grounds are easily maintained and include a generous area of lawn to the front and back, an extensive terrace and entertaining area and well established trees and hedging. Towards the bottom of the garden an old brick built stable block which, with some work could provide a useful outbuilding.