- Double-fronted detached 1930s family house on a prominent plot
- Five bedrooms and two bathrooms, flexible family layout
- Approx 75' southerly-facing mature rear garden with side access
- Double-length reception plus second reception and guest WC
- Off-street parking for two cars; large paved driveway
- Requires cosmetic renovation and modernisation throughout
- Solid brick walls likely uninsulated; double glazing dates unknown
- Council tax level described as quite expensive
A substantial double-fronted 1930s detached family house on a prominent plot in leafy Mill Hill. The house offers five bedrooms, two bathrooms and generous living space including a double-length reception room and separate second reception — ideal for family living, home working or multi-generational use.
The property sits on an approx. 75' southerly-facing mature garden with side access and off-street parking for two cars. Located about 400 metres from Mill Hill Broadway’s shops, restaurants and Thameslink station, it is close to well-regarded local schools and open green spaces, making it practical for school runs and weekday commuting.
Internally the home has been well maintained but now requires cosmetic updating and offers scope for modest extension subject to planning. Important practical points: the walls are original solid brick (likely uninsulated), double glazing install dates are unknown and the house would benefit from modernisation of services and interiors. Council tax is noted as quite expensive. These factors create clear potential for value-add and refurbishment tailored to a growing family.
This is a flexible family purchase: move in and modernise gradually, or renovate more extensively to unlock greater space and value. For buyers seeking a sizable plot, sunny garden and central Mill Hill location, this house combines convenience with clear refurbishment potential.
