Chandos Way, Golders Green, NW11 | ALLOCATED PARKING | Guide Price of £500,000 |

Chandos Way, Golders Green, NW11 | ALLOCATED PARKING | Guide Price of £500,000 |

Spacious 2 Double Bedroom Flat with Allocated Parking in Chandos Way, London


We have been favoured with the sole agency instruction on this bright and airy two double bedroom apartment, arranged over one level, extending to 721 sq.ft/67 sq.m. Situated on the first floor of this purpose built block in this ever popular development, within walking distance of Golders Green tube station and the Heath Extension.

Comprising communal front door with entry phone to communal hallway with stairs rising to the first floor. Door to apartment. Entrance hall, living room, refitted kitchen with integrated appliances, two large double bedrooms, both with fitted furniture and bathroom.

Large external storage cupboard, allocated parking space and extensive well maintained grounds.

Extended lease.

Tenure: Leasehold
Service Charge: £2800 per annum
Ground Rent: £140 per annum





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