Hadley Grove HIGH BARNET, EN5 4PH
This attractive semi-detached home is a wonderful example of Edwardian architecture. Offering generous family accommodation and a wealth of original character, it's an opportunity to put your own stamp on a property of real pedigree.
6 Bedrooms 2 Reception Rooms Large Kitchen/Diner South Facing Garden Period Features Semi-Detached Quiet Location Chain-Free EPC Rating - D
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Set on a quiet, tree-lined residential street, this semidetached home enjoys a peaceful setting with a strong sense of community, ideal for families seeking space and character. Spread over 3 floors, offering approximately 2466 sq. ft of living space and currently comprising six bedrooms, two reception rooms and a sizeable kitchen/diner, this substantial property presents the opportunity to create your own vision. On the ground, leading off the welcoming entrance hallway with stone flooring and feature fireplace are two reception rooms. The rear reception room has double doors leading onto the mature and well maintained Southerly facing garden. A well proportioned kitchen/diner and a downstairs WC complete the ground floor accommodation. The first floor currently provides 4 bedrooms as well as a family bathroom and an additional WC. Upon reaching the top (2nd) floor, you will find 2 further bedrooms, a shower room and access to a good sized loft space. Externally, the south-facing rear garden provides a peaceful setting for entertaining and family life and access to a double garage. Hadley Grove is located within walking distance to the High Street and 'The Spires' with its selection of shops, restaurants, and coffee shops. High Barnet tube station (Northern Line) is only a short distance away, as are other major transport links. Highly regarded primary schools such as Foulds, Christchurch and Monken Hadley are within walking distance as well as Queen Elizabeth's Girls and Queen Elizabeth's senior school for boys.
"This room has always been my favourite in the house. The huge bay window fills it with light from morning onwards, and the double doors at the centre open straight onto the garden, so I can sit and watch the birds and the occasional squirrel wander past. The high ceilings, with their delicate moulded cornicing, give it a wonderful sense of space, and the generous proportions mean it never feels cramped, however you choose to use it. When winter arrives, it transforms into the cosiest spot in the house: the original fireplace, with its beautiful tiled surround, comes into its own, and a fire crackling away while the garden turns frosty outside is hard to beat. It’s a room that feels bright and airy in summer and warm and inviting in winter, and I’ll miss it more than any other."
My favourite room - The Living Room
Services Mains water, gas and electric Tenure Freehold Local Authority & Tax Band Barnet Borough Council 2 Bristol Ave, London NW9 4EW www.barnet.gov.uk Tel 020 8359 2000 Tax band - G Viewing Arrangements Viewing strictly by appointment with sole agent Paul Abbott-Williams - 07743 864294 paul.abbott-williams@thepropertyexperts.co.uk
High Street 0.3 miles Hadley Green 0.1 miles Barnet Underground Station 0.8 miles M25/A1m Junction 2.6 miles Barnet General Hospital 0.9 miles Lewis of London Ice Cream Farm 1.8 miles
High Barnet High Barnet is a suburban town in North London, located within the London Borough of Barnet. Known for its rich history, green spaces, and strong community atmosphere, High Barnet combines the character of a traditional market town with the convenience of modern London living. The town's origins date back to the medieval period, when it developed as an important market settlement along the Great North Road. One of the most significant events associated with the area is the Battle of Barnet, a decisive conflict during the Wars of the Roses that took place near the town. Today, High Barnet is known for its attractive high street, which features a mix of independent shops, cafés, restaurants, and well-known retailers. The area is also home to several parks and open spaces, offering residents and visitors opportunities for recreation and relaxation. Nearby green areas such as Hadley Green contribute to the town's pleasant and semi-rural character. Transport links make High Barnet a popular residential area. High Barnet Station serves as the northern terminus of the Northern line, providing direct connections to central London and making commuting convenient.