This 1930s three-bedroom end of terrace home presents a solid foundation for those looking to invest or renovate. Nestled on a quiet, tree-lined crescent within the desirable Newton Farm School catchment area, the property showcases appealing curb appeal and generous living spaces. The well-configured layout includes an entrance porch leading to a welcoming hallway, a spacious dining room with a large bay window, and a living room with views over the lovingly tended rear garden. The kitchen is functional with side access to the garden, making it practical for future modifications.
The first floor accommodates two double bedrooms—one featuring fitted cupboards—and a single bedroom, rounded off by a modern shower room. Additionally, there is accessible loft space that could be transformed into an extra bedroom and en-suite with proper planning permissions.
Externally, the property boasts off-street parking on its private driveway, well-kept gardens at both the front and back, complete with mature apple trees and a detached garage featuring an electric roller door at the rear. The backyard also offers direct access to green spaces in Newton Park.
With potential for extension and modernization throughout (subject to consents), this property is ideally situated just a short walk from Rayners Lane station, providing excellent transport links into Central London. Being chain-free adds to its appeal for buyers seeking a straightforward acquisition process.
