- Guide Price: £750,000 to £800,000 +
- 1920s Art Deco end-of-terrace family home +
- Three generous double bedrooms with high ceilings and original fireplaces +
- Two reception rooms with cornicing, ceiling roses and fireplaces +
- Bay-fronted reception with feature fireplace and original detailing +
- Separate contemporary eat-in kitchen with quartz worktops +
- Miele induction hob & oven, Bosch washing machine, Miele fridge, AEG freezer +
- Family bathroom with bath plus separate WC +
- South-west facing wraparound garden, off-street parking & garage +
- Large attic offering excellent future potential +
Guide Price: £750,000 to £800,000
This outstanding three-bedroom end-of-terrace house is presented to a superb standard, blending original 1920s Art Deco character with thoughtful modern upgrades. The home enjoys an enviable end position, allowing for a rare wraparound garden, off-street parking and a separate garage—practical perks that genuinely set it apart.
The ground floor is full of personality, with an impressive entrance hall leading to two elegant reception rooms. Both feature original cornicing, ceiling roses and fireplaces, with one boasting a wood-burning stove framed by a classic wooden mantelpiece. Bay windows with double glazing flood the space with natural light, while a mix of wooden floors and carpet adds warmth and texture throughout.
To the rear sits a contemporary, separate eat-in kitchen designed for real life, fitted with quartz work surfaces and quality appliances. Upstairs, there are three well-proportioned double bedrooms, all with high ceilings and original fireplaces, alongside a family bathroom with bath and a separate WC. Above, a substantial attic offers excellent scope for future expansion, subject to the usual consents.
Outside, the landscaped south-west facing garden wraps around the house, creating a peaceful and private setting ideal for families, entertaining or simply enjoying the sun.
Harlesden Gardens is a pretty, tree-lined street just off College Parade, well placed for the local cafés, independent shops and popular spots such as The Royal Oak pub. Roundwood Park is close by and offers tennis courts, sports pitches, playgrounds, walking routes and regular community events—making this a brilliant long-term home in a well-connected and increasingly sought-after pocket of NW London.
A word from the owner: ' This has been my home for a great many years. It is full of many happy memories, and it has been a pleasure to live here and within a friendly neighborhood street. I hope you too will find it a home from home'