Raised-ground period conversion with generous rooms and private garden.
Private south-facing garden, rare for area
Spacious reception with high ceilings and original mouldings
Large overall size: approx. 980 sq ft, two bedrooms, two bathrooms
Modern fitted kitchen and high specification finishes throughout
Leasehold tenure — confirm lease length, service charge, ground rent
Constructed circa 1976–1982; system-built walls, partial insulation assumed
Double glazing fitted post-2002; mains gas heating with boiler
Excellent local schools, shops, transport and low local crime
Set within a handsome period conversion on a quiet Buckland Crescent, this impressive raised-ground flat offers generous, light-filled accommodation and a private garden—rare for the area. The reception room impresses with high ceilings, large windows, original mouldings and wooden floors, while a modern kitchen and two bathrooms deliver contemporary convenience.
At approximately 980 sq ft, the layout suits a growing family or a couple who value space and entertaining room. The property benefits from double glazing (installed post-2002), mains gas central heating with a boiler and radiators, and a high-spec finish throughout. Local amenities, transport links and several well-regarded schools are all within easy reach.
Important practical points: the property is leasehold—prospective buyers should confirm the remaining term, annual service charge and ground rent. Construction records suggest a later-20th-century build/conversion (1976–1982) and walls are described as system-built with partial insulation (assumed), so buyers may wish to assess thermal performance and long-term maintenance.
Overall this is a spacious, characterful garden flat in a very affluent, low-crime pocket of NW3, offering straight-forward family living with period charm and modern comforts.