- Four bedrooms and two bathrooms, good family accommodation
- Open-plan kitchen/diner with island and skylight
- Large paved driveway offering multiple off-street parking spaces
- Long private rear garden with detached outbuilding/gym
- Professionally fitted CCTV and burglar alarm for security
- Solid brick walls; likely no cavity insulation (thermal upgrades advised)
- Front fully paved, limited landscaping and kerb appeal options
- Council tax band above area average; glazing install date unknown
A well-presented four-bedroom family home arranged over two floors, positioned a few minutes' walk from Ruislip Manor station. The house delivers generous reception space, a contemporary open-plan kitchen/dining area with skylight and island, and two family bathrooms — practical for everyday family life and commuting. Externally there is a large paved driveway for multiple vehicles, a long private rear garden and a useful detached outbuilding currently used as a gym. Professionally fitted CCTV, an intruder alarm and laminated double glazing to the rear and upstairs add security and peace of mind.
The property dates from the 1930–49 period and retains period character such as bay windows and Tudor Revival detailing, but some internal modernisation could enhance value and comfort. The walls are solid brick (no known cavity insulation) and the double glazing install date is unknown, so buyers should consider potential thermal upgrades and running-cost improvements. Council tax is above average for the area.
This home suits families and commuters who prioritise space, parking and quick access to Tube lines, and who are open to modest updating or planned extensions (rear/loft subject to consents). The paved front and low-maintenance exterior suit buyers wanting easy upkeep, while the garden and outbuilding offer scope for play, home working or leisure use. Neighbouring semi-detached layout may limit side-extension options.
