Period charm with a long garden and strong transport links for family life.
- 1,110 sq ft of Edwardian period accommodation
- Three bedrooms and one family bathroom
- 12 ft conservatory leading to 43 ft rear garden
- Strong period features: bay windows, cornicing, timber floors
- Requires full refurbishment/modernisation throughout
- Solid brick walls likely without insulation (assumed)
- Freehold; mains gas boiler and radiators
- Council tax above average; small plot for extension
A classic Edwardian mid-terrace offering 1,110 sq ft of traditional living space in NW10, just a short walk from Gladstone Park. High ceilings, bay windows and original timber floors give the principal reception rooms strong period character and good natural light. A 12 ft conservatory and fitted kitchen open onto a long 43 ft rear garden — a rare outdoor space for this street.
The house is unextended and in need of refurbishment, making it a straightforward project for a growing family or a buyer wanting to create a modern layout while retaining period details. Accommodation comprises a front reception with decorative cornicing and fireplace, dining room, conservatory, three bedrooms and a family bathroom; the plot and room sizes are typical for Edwardian mid-terraces in the area.
Practical points: the property is solid-brick (likely no wall insulation as built), runs on mains gas with boiler and radiators, and is sold freehold. Transport links are strong — Dollis Hill (Jubilee Line) nearby, multiple bus routes and easy access to the M1 — and local schools and amenities are close. Budget for refurbishment and higher-than-average council tax when assessing overall costs.