7 double bedrooms and 5 bathrooms, including four en suites
Approx. 3,375 sqft over three floors — generous family accommodation
West-facing private rear garden and large rectangular plot
Carriage driveway plus heated integral garage and off-street parking
Period features: bay windows, parquet floors, decorative mouldings
Solid 1930s brick construction; likely no cavity insulation (energy work needed)
Slow broadband speeds; council tax described as very expensive
0.8 miles to East Finchley station; close to top-rated local schools
Set behind a carriage driveway on sought-after Church Mount, this substantial 1930s detached house offers generous family space across three floors. At about 3,375 sqft the layout includes a 35' through lounge/dining room with French doors to a west-facing rear garden, a kitchen/breakfast room, separate family/breakfast room, and an internal heated garage/utility — good for large or multigenerational households.
The home provides seven double bedrooms and five bathrooms (principal bedroom plus four en suites across the property), giving flexibility for family living, guest accommodation or home working. The property’s period character — bay windows, formal entrance hall, parquet floors and decorative detailing — gives it presence and charm on a large, private plot close to parks, shops and outstanding local schools.
Buyers should note this is an older solid-brick house (1930s construction) that appears to lack modern cavity insulation and will benefit from energy-efficiency upgrades; mains gas boiler and radiators are in place. Broadband speeds are reported slow and council tax is very expensive — both practical considerations for modern family life.
Well-located for East Finchley station, local green spaces and community amenities, the house suits families seeking long-term living with scope to update and improve comfort and services. Its size, plot and layout also make it appealing for buyers wanting substantial accommodation within a very affluent, professional suburb.
