Buck Lane, Kingsbury, NW9

Step into a storybook setting with this enchanting three-bedroom semi-detached cottage, a rare and beautifully preserved example of the visionary work of Ernest George Trobridge. Built in the 1920s, this thatched home is a testament to Trobridge’s romantic and highly individualistic approach to architecture, where every detail is designed to inspire.

Nestled in a peaceful, leafy enclave, the property exudes character from the moment you arrive. The distinctive thatched roof, curved lines, and whimsical timber-framed detailing evoke the charm of an English fairytale, while the robust brickwork and hand-crafted finishes reflect Trobridge’s commitment to both beauty and durability.

Accommodation
The main residence offers a generous and versatile layout, comprising:

Two reception rooms, each with its own unique character, ideal for relaxing or entertaining.
A separate dining room, perfect for family meals or hosting guests.
A country-style kitchen, blending rustic charm with modern convenience.
Three well, proportioned bedrooms, each offering serene views and period features.
A family bathroom, retaining vintage charm while offering modern comfort.

Lower Ground Floor Annex
A standout feature of this property is the self-contained lower ground floor annex, currently arranged as a one-bedroom flat. This flexible space includes:
An open-plan living and kitchen area, ideal for independent living or guest accommodation.
A double bedroom, shower room and separate WC.
Whether used for multi-generational living, rental income, or a creative studio, the annex adds exceptional value and versatility.

Outside
The mature garden is a private haven, ideal for relaxing or entertaining, echoing the naturalistic ideals that Trobridge often incorporated into his designs.

This is more than just a home, it’s a piece of architectural history. Trobridge’s cottages are celebrated for their individuality and rarity, making this a unique opportunity for lovers of heritage, design, and charm.