Long lease, private garden and great transport links — ideal to renovate and personalise..
Long lease circa 969–970 years with peppercorn ground rent
Direct access to a private rear garden from lounge and kitchen
Requires internal modernisation and cosmetic updating throughout
Solid brick walls likely uninsulated — scope for energy upgrades
No service charge; low ongoing ownership costs
On-street parking with resident controls on event days
Located within a Conservation Area — alteration restrictions possible
Under a mile to Wembley Park tube and local shops
This ground-floor one-bedroom maisonette occupies a conservation-area cul-de-sac just under a mile from Wembley Park station, offering quick links to central London and local amenities. The property includes direct access to a private rear garden and a bay-fronted bedroom that benefits from good natural light.
The flat has a long lease (circa 969–970 years) with a peppercorn ground rent and no service charge — a strong ownership position for first-time buyers or buyers seeking a low-running-cost home. The accommodation is traditional in layout: hallway with storage, lounge opening to the garden, separate kitchen and a fitted shower room.
The property requires internal updating and modernisation throughout, which creates scope to improve energy performance (solid brick walls, likely uninsulated) and to personalise finishes. Conservation Area status and the building’s period character mean alterations may be restricted and should be checked with local planning guidance.
Practical points: parking is on-street with resident controls on event days, broadband and mobile signal are strong, and local schools and green spaces (Silver Jubilee Park, Fryent Country Park) are nearby. Overall this is a well-located, low-cost-ownership maisonette suited to someone willing to renovate for value and comfort.