Bright park-facing house with loft and rear extension potential.
South-facing 37ft rear garden with park-facing outlook
Direct views over Gladstone Park from the rear
Three good-sized bedrooms with built-in storage
Potential to extend rear and convert loft; subject to consents
Large plot and off-street parking for a suburban location
Single family bathroom — may need an additional bathroom
Solid brick walls; insulation not confirmed, may require work
Council tax above average for the borough
A rarely available 1920s semi-detached home set directly opposite Gladstone Park, offering a bright double reception and a 37ft south-facing rear garden. The bay-fronted façade and period details give immediate kerb appeal while the garden creates a strong indoor–outdoor flow from the reception and kitchen/diner.
The house provides three well-proportioned bedrooms with built-in storage and a single family bathroom — suitable for day-to-day family life but with clear scope to modernise. The large plot and loft/ rear extension potential (subject to planning and consents) make this property attractive for families who want to add space and value.
Location supports family living: convenient walking distance to Willesden Green and Dollis Hill stations (Jubilee line zones 2–3), a range of local shops, cafes, and several highly regarded primary and secondary schools nearby. Practical features include mains gas central heating, fast broadband and excellent mobile signal.
Buyers should note the house has solid brick walls with no confirmed insulation and a single bathroom for three bedrooms — improvements likely needed to meet modern standards. Planning permissions will be required for any loft or rear extensions. Council tax is above average for the area.