Five bedrooms and three bathrooms across approximately 2,421 sq ft
Two bedrooms benefit from en-suite facilities
Large kitchen/dining room with three sets of doors to the garden
Generous rear garden, patio and mature front landscaping
Driveway parking plus single garage
Potential to extend further (subject to planning permission)
Solid brick 1930s construction — likely no wall insulation (upgrade needed)
Council tax rated quite expensive
This substantial five-bedroom, three-bathroom detached house offers around 2,421 sq ft of well-proportioned family living close to Pinner High Street. The ground floor provides multiple reception rooms, a large kitchen/dining room with triple glazed doors to the garden, a useful utility and a guest cloakroom — ideal for everyday family life and entertaining.
Upstairs there are four double bedrooms (two with en-suites) plus a fifth room suitable as a bedroom or home office, and a modern family shower room. The layout is versatile and comfortable for growing families, with plenty of natural light throughout and a traditional Tudor Revival façade that lends character.
Externally the property sits on a generous plot with an attractive rear lawn, patio for summer entertaining, mature front hedging, driveway parking and attached garage. There is scope to further extend subject to planning permission, offering potential to increase living space or reconfigure to suit changing needs.
Notable considerations: the house was constructed in the 1930s–40s with solid brick walls (no confirmed wall insulation), so buyers should budget for potential energy-efficiency upgrades. Council tax is described as quite expensive. Overall this is a family-focused property in a very affluent, low-crime area with excellent transport links and highly regarded local schools.