4 rooms flat of 230 m² in London

This spacious four-bedroom first-floor flat has been converted from a charming detached house on Finchley Road. This property forms part of a charming period conversion containing four other flats. Access is via the communal hallway. This lateral period conversion spreads approximately 1316 sq ft. There are four spacious double bedrooms with white painted walls that provide a sense of warmness. The main living area is south facing with a large sash window that illuminates the room. The separate kitchen sits off the living room and is finished to a contemporary standard, with sleek cabinetry, providing ample storage space. The kitchen contains modern appliances like a washing machine, fridge freezer, and electric cooker. White walls create a calming backdrop and carpet flooring extends throughout. St John’s Wood underground station (Jubilee Line) is within five minute walk, while Warwick Avenue (Bakerloo Line) and Marylebone (Bakerloo Line and National Rail services to Oxford and Birmingham) are also close by. The Westway provides easy access out of London and Heathrow Airport. The property is located within a short walk of the shops, cafés and restaurants of St John’s Wood High Street including the lovely Panzer’s deli for supplies. St John’s Wood is a conservation area, known for its nineteenth century architecture and landmarks such as Abbey Road and Lord’s cricket ground. The leafy streets of Maida Vale are within easy reach on foot and Church Street market is open every day for fruit and veg and vintage furniture. The Canal offers a lovely walk towards Little Venice in one direction and Regent’s Park to the other. EPC Rating: C Location St John’s Wood underground station (Jubilee Line) is within five minute walk, while Warwick Avenue (Bakerloo Line) and Marylebone (Bakerloo Line and National Rail services to Oxford and Birmingham) are also close by. The Westway provides easy access out of London and Heathrow Airport. The property is located within a short walk of the shops, cafés and restaurants of St John’s Wood High Street including the lovely Panzer’s deli for supplies. St John’s Wood is a conservation area, known for its nineteenth century architecture and landmarks such as Abbey Road and Lord’s cricket ground. The leafy streets of Maida Vale are within easy reach on foot and Church Street market is open every day for fruit and veg and vintage furniture. The Canal offers a lovely walk towards Little Venice in one direction and Regent’s Park to the other.