Spacious three-bedroom period home with planning permission and strong school catchment..
Chain free with planning permission for rear extension and dormer
Three double bedrooms with a large conservatory and two receptions
Private driveway for off-street parking; decent-sized rear garden
Requires general modernisation: kitchen, bathroom, flooring and finishes
Solid 1930s brick construction; likely lacks wall insulation
EPC Rating D and council tax Band E (above average)
Excellent transport links to Central London; close to top-rated schools
Local area has higher crime rates—consider security upgrades
Perfectly placed in Mill Hill Broadway, this three-bedroom semi-detached house offers generous living space and clear scope to add value. The ground floor features two reception rooms, a large conservatory and a kitchen with renovation potential; planning permission has been granted for a rear extension and dormer to increase space further. A private driveway provides off-street parking and the decent garden is a useful outdoor asset for families.
Upstairs are three well-proportioned double bedrooms and a single family bathroom. The property is chain free and ready for refurbishment — buyers should expect modernisation throughout, including updated flooring, kitchen and bathroom works. The house dates from the 1930s with solid brick walls (likely without cavity insulation) and double glazing of unknown age; improving insulation and energy efficiency will be a medium-term cost and could reduce running costs from the current EPC D rating.
Location is a strong selling point: moments from Mill Hill Broadway’s shops, cafés and Thameslink services into central London, and within catchment for several well-regarded schools. Practical considerations: council tax is above average (Band E) and local crime rates are high; purchasers should factor in potential security measures. Overall this property suits families or buyers seeking a period home with clear extension potential and scope to add substantial value.