Bright, chain-free property close to Zone 2 transport and top local schools.
Chain free freehold Victorian end-terrace, circa 2,200 sq ft of space
Four double bedrooms and three bathrooms, two en-suite
Large 30 ft double reception and open-plan kitchen/diner
South-facing rear garden (c.32 ft) and separate roof terrace
Excellent Zone 2 transport: Brondesbury Overground, Kilburn Jubilee
Built 1930s–1940s; solid brick walls likely without insulation
Double glazing pre-2002; energy-efficiency upgrades may be needed
Very high local crime and expensive council tax to consider
This well-presented Victorian end-terrace offers circa 2,200 sq ft of flexible family accommodation across three floors, arranged as four double bedrooms and three bathrooms (two en-suite). High ceilings, original cast-iron fireplaces and bay windows retain period character while a large open-plan kitchen/diner and a 30 ft double reception create generous modern living space. Chain free and freehold, the house is ready to move into for family life.
Practical outdoor space includes a south-facing rear garden with patio (c.32 ft) and a roof terrace, bringing light and usable outside space to an inner-city plot. Transport links are strong: Brondesbury Overground and Kilburn Jubilee (Zone 2) are short walks, putting central London within easy reach. Local schools include several highly ranked primaries, suited to families.
Buyers should note material facts plainly: the property sits in a very high-crime area and local indices indicate deprivation; council tax is described as expensive. The building dates from the 1930s–1940s with solid brick walls likely without cavity insulation and double glazing installed before 2002, so thermal upgrades and insulation works may be desirable. Despite excellent broadband and mobile signal, owners may want to budget for energy-efficiency improvements.
Overall this is a roomy, characterful family house for those seeking generous internal spaces and outdoor living in NW6. It will suit buyers prioritising size, period detail and transport links, and who are comfortable with an inner-city location where some retrofit work could add comfort and long-term value.