Large plot, garage and extension potential close to Tube and top schools.
Extremely large overall size and generous room proportions
South-facing rear garden with patio and mature planting
Detached 1930s house with character bay windows and garage
Driveway parking for multiple cars; quiet, premier cul-de-sac location
Chain free and close to Woodside Park Underground and local amenities
Potential to extend loft, rear and side (STPP) to add space
Internals dated in places; bathroom and some finishes need modernising
Cavity walls likely uninsulated; Council Tax Band G (quite expensive)
Set on a quiet, prime cul-de-sac in Woodside Park, this substantial 1930s detached house sits on a large plot with a south-facing rear garden, garage and driveway for multiple cars. The house offers generous room proportions across two storeys and feels larger than comparable three-bedroom homes in the area. It’s chain-free and convenient for Woodside Park Underground, local shops on Sussex Ring and well-rated schools.
Internally the layout works for family life: two sizeable reception rooms, an extended kitchen, study and a guest WC on the ground floor, with three bedrooms and a family bathroom upstairs. The property is described as well maintained externally but some internal finishes and the bathroom are dated, so there is clear scope to modernise and personalise the home.
There is helpful development potential — loft, rear and side extensions possible subject to planning (STPP) — allowing you to add space or reconfigure for modern family living. Note practical considerations: cavity walls are assumed uninsulated, council tax is high (Band G), and there is only one bathroom, which may be limiting for larger households.
This house will suit buyers looking for a roomy, characterful family home in a very affluent, low-crime neighbourhood, with fast broadband and good local schooling. If you want a turn-key show-home this is not it; for buyers ready to invest in updating and extending, the plot and layout offer significant upside.