- Three bedrooms, traditional bay-fronted living room
- Presented in excellent condition throughout
- Off-street parking for multiple vehicles plus detached garage
- Large landscaped garden noted, though some descriptions list average depth
- Single family bathroom only
- Solid brick walls assumed with no cavity insulation
- Double glazing installed before 2002 (less efficient than modern units)
- Council tax band above average
This three-bedroom semi-detached home on Burnham Avenue is presented in excellent condition and suits families seeking convenient transport links and strong local schools. The house offers a traditional reception with bay window and fireplace, a practical dining/kitchen arrangement, and generously proportioned bedrooms across two floors. Off-street parking for multiple vehicles and a detached garage add useful storage and vehicle space.
Location is a clear strength: a short walk to Ickenham station (Metropolitan/Piccadilly lines), minutes from the village high street and easy access to the A40/M40/M25 for commuters. Several highly regarded primary and secondary schools are nearby, including Outstanding-rated options — an important pull for family buyers.
There are a few practical considerations to note. Council tax is above average, and the house sits on solid brick walls assumed to have no cavity insulation — upgrading wall insulation may be required to improve thermal efficiency. The double glazing fitted before 2002 is functional but less efficient than modern units. The property has a single family bathroom only, which could be limiting for larger households.
Overall, this is a well-presented 1930s/40s semi that offers comfortable family living, strong transport and schooling access, plus good parking and a garden/garage. Buyers wanting maximum energy efficiency or additional bathrooms should budget for sympathetic upgrades; for families prioritising location and straightforward living, this presents a compelling, ready-to-move-into option.
