Chain-free, large rooms and Jubilee Line access within a short walk.
Two double bedrooms with generous principal bedroom sizes
Set on the raised ground floor of a 1930s Victorian conversion, this two-double-bedroom flat offers substantial internal space (approx. 946 sq ft), high ceilings and bay windows that maximise natural light. It has the increasingly rare combination of a private rear garden and off-street parking, plus direct access to Kilburn (Jubilee Line) within 0.1 miles — practical for commuting and family life.
The apartment is chain-free and sold as a share of freehold with approximately 993 years remaining, reducing long-term tenure risk. The layout includes a large reception, separate kitchen and two bathrooms, giving flexibility for family living or professional sharers. There is clear potential to add value through sympathetic modernisation while retaining original Victorian character.
Buyers should note material points plainly: the property sits in an area with higher crime and local deprivation indicators, and the building fabric is solid brick with assumed no cavity insulation. Double glazing was installed before 2002 and may be less efficient than modern alternatives. These factors, together with an otherwise traditional heating system (mains gas boiler and radiators), mean some targeted investment in insulation and window upgrades could improve comfort and running costs.
Overall this is a sizeable, characterful family flat in a highly connected part of West Hampstead, best suited to buyers who value floor space, outdoor access and commuter convenience and who are willing to carry out moderate updating to maximise long-term comfort and value.