Two bedroom mid terrace home located in Cricklewood with no onward chain...

Two bedroom mid terrace home located in Cricklewood with no onward chain...

The accommodation briefly comprises of entrance porch, lounge with under-stairs storage section, fitted kitchen, ground floor cloakroom with w/c and garden room. The first floor has two bedrooms with built in wardrobes in both bedrooms and a modern fitted shower room. The front garden has a been adapted to retain half the garden and create a brick

Benefits to the house include numerous storage areas, double glazing, gas fired central heating and potential to extent to the rear or into the loft (subject to planning and building regulations).

Located in Cricklewood, all amenities are located on the doorstep, with a large Tesco supermarket, Brent Cross Shopping Centre and Lidl. Whitefield Secondary school and Claremont Primary school are also within walking distance. Our yard at Clitterhouse Farm is a community centre and leads onto Clitterhouse playing fields. Access routes are good by car with the M1 being an approximate five minute drive whilst local stations include Cricklewood (an approximate fifteen minute walk), this is a Midland mainline providing access to London St Pancras, Wimbledon and St Albans. Whilst Brent Cross Underground station is also an approximate fifteen minute walk and is on the main Northern line accessing central London in approximately 25 minutes.

Many are keen to invest in the area with the Brent Cross regeneration scheme that is due to complete in 2030. This is a fantastic opportunity and we highly recommend an internal viewing.


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