Hazelwood Road, London, EN1

IN BRIEF
This 1930s style three-bedroom terraced house has a ground floor rear extension, off street parking, and a sunny south-facing garden. Located mere moments from Bush Hill Park station it’s well connected to both the local neighbourhood and wider area.

PROPERTY DESCRIPTION
This family house has 1,045 square feet of space including an added front porch which opens into a wide hallway with white walls and woodwork, and wood laminate flooring, and on to the two main living spaces on the ground floor, a front lounge and an L-shaped kitchen/diner. The latter spans the rear of the house, combining the original dining room with a rear extension. The original kitchen has been converted into a handy utility room and WC.

The front living room has a traditional feel, with a wide bay window, picture rails and cornicing, a fireplace, and pale green walls that add a calm ambience. The kitchen/diner is a more contemporary room, with smart monochrome décor including glossy white handleless fitted cabinets with integrated appliances and a black worktop with a neat curved wraparound section. There’s plenty of space for a large dining table and good natural light thanks to French doors and a window above the sink that both have garden views. The French doors open onto the garden terrace.

The first floor has three bedrooms and a family bathroom. The double bedrooms are a similar size with the main bedroom at the front. This has a wide bay window and a suite of bespoke fitted wardrobes. The second double bedroom has a stripped wood floor and a garden view, whilst the single bedroom has a street view and a fitted cupboard. Both front bedrooms have wood laminate floors and the stairs and landing are carpeted. Fully tiled and with modern white sanitaryware including a bath with a thermostatic/mixer shower and a fitted washbasin/WC console, the family bathroom has good natural light and ventilation from two windows.

The property is in a good condition throughout and has double glazing and gas central heating and some appealing original features including panelled doors.

Outside, the 56ft sunny. south-facing rear garden has a raised and paved terrace that’s ideal for dining or entertaining, a central lawn bordered by planted beds, some attractive specimen trees, and a second terrace at the end with a summerhouse and a gate to a rear alley.

LOCAL LIFE
The property lies just over a mile (a five-minute drive or eight minutes by bus) from the busy town centre of Enfield, with its many shops and other amenities.

Bush Hill Park overground station on the Weaver Line, just a couple of minutes’ walk from the property, has regular trains to Enfield Town (a four-minute journey) and to Liverpool Street (approx. 30 minutes).

There are plenty of local parks and green spaces including Bush Hill Park a ten-minute walk from the property and Jubilee Park just a couple of minutes more. There are also several tennis, golf and sports clubs nearby.