4 rooms house of 235m² in London

The PropertyStepping into the house on the ground floor, the entrance hall opens on a front reception room with a wide bay of windows. This room is currently used as a study, while a second reception room provides an informal family room.N.B A Director of Russell Simpson has an interest in this property. Indoor SpacesThe family room communicates with the open-plan kitchen, an unusually wide space with enough space for dining and seating areas. A pair of south-facing French doors open onto the garden, while a strip of skylights ensures the space is filled with light throughout the day. The ground floor also contains a guest bathroom and tasteful wooden floors throughout. The BedroomsUpstairs, on the first floor, is a generous principal bedroom with a pair of walk-in wardrobes and an ensuite bathroom. In addition, the half landing contains a second bedroom and bathroom.On the second floor is a third bedroom with a next-door bathroom. In addition, a second set of steps leads up to the fourth bedroom, with overhead skylights and a gable window. Outdoor SpacesThe house includes rear garden with a paved area for outdoor eating and a large lawn. There is also enough space for a Wendy house and garden shed at the far end. The garden can be accessed from the front of property for added convenience. The NeighbourhoodThe house is set back from the street with a small garden. In addition, it has the brickwork and dressings popular in the late Victorian and early Edwardian era.Greenhill Road is a short walk away from Harlesden underground station. This is a quiet street, with several schools nearby. In addition, the restaurants, cafes and shops of Harlesden High Street are close, and the Grand Union Canal, with its popular towpath, is also within easy reach.