Ivy Road, London, NW2

Built in 1905, this charming 1607 sq.ft fully renovated four-bedroom Edwardian family house is filled with original character and charm. It is moments away from Gladstone Park's open green space with its café, tennis courts, and playgrounds.

Positioned mid-terrace on Ivy Road, the house has been lovingly and carefully restored and sits behind a front garden. The entrance through an original stained glass panelled door opens into a wide hallway with original cornicing, high ceilings and varnished pine floorboards.

At the front of the plan is a bright and spacious living room with Intricate cornicing extending around the upper section of walls. The original floors and tiled fireplace have been carefully restored. Backing onto the lounge is a second lounge area, making the perfect snug room for relaxation or a space where the kids can watch TV, play and be in their own world.

At the rear of the plan lies the spacious kitchen, which has excellent worktop space, cabinetry storage, and a tiled splashback. Double doors open to the garden, which begins with a patio area directly beyond the kitchen, making it well-placed for summertime hosting. Beyond, a tiled path flanks a lawn and flower beds leading to a sheltered patio area.

The first floor has four evenly spaced-out bedrooms, three of which are double bedrooms and a sizeable family bathroom. The main bedroom is a great-sized double bedroom positioned at the front of the plan and features an original fireplace, an ensuite shower room, and built-in storage. Next to the main bedroom is another double bedroom featuring an original fireplace with large built-in wardrobes, drawers and shelving. To the back of the plan, down the hallway, there are another two bedrooms, one of which is a small double and one is a single room, both fitted with built-in wardrobes and drawers.

This charming house further benefits from a home office, utility room with washing facilities and guest WC.

Ivy Road is moments from Gladstone Park's green open space, with its café, tennis courts, and playgrounds. Brent Cross is an easy walk to the north and is currently undergoing an extensive regeneration program. Its existing shopping centre has a John Lewis and Waitrose, and new office spaces, restaurants, and shops are being introduced. Finchley Road is nearby for links to Hampstead.

Several good schools are in the area, including Living Spring Montessori. Many private schools based in Hampstead offer coach services from the area. The Lycee Francais is nearby in Wembley, and Our Lady of Grace Junior School and Menorah Girls School are within walking distance.

Cricklewood Station is a few minutes walk and runs regular Thameslink services to London St Pancras International (three stops) and Farringdon (four stops) for fast Crossrail connections to Heathrow and Bond Street. Willesden Green Underground station is around a mile away for Jubilee Line services into the West End.

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Tenure: Freehold
Council: Brent - Band E
Chain: Chain free