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£1,250,000
The Pump House, Hadley Road, Enfield, EN2
- 3 beds
£1,250,000
- 3 beds
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Formerly The West Wing of a Victorian Pump House now converted into a luxury residential dwelling in a private gated development, this unique property offers three double bedrooms, each with en-suite bathroom, laid out over five floors complete with private lift, media room or gym and underground parking and is lucisouly set among 2 acres of North London Parkland.
In 1902 The Pump House was constructed to accommodate an increasing local population. In spite of the humble purpose of the building, Victorian trends dictated the use of exquisite materials and visually beautiful construction. Influenced by the Queen Anne style architecture, The Pump House proved to be no exception. Over a century later, this undeniably unique structure stands testament to a time of 'building glory' and resting proudly within its imposing natural surroundings. Sympathetically restored and preserved whilst brought firmly into the 21st century The Pump House is now fully equipped to continue writing pages of its history.
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Just an 18-minute walk will see residents at Trent Park, an area of Special Historic Interest due to its links to King Henry IV and his hunting grounds. Today, the park extends to 400-acres and is host to ornamental lakes, grassy meadows, a water garden and enchanting woodland - the perfect place for a family day out or romantic stroll.
Families will be well served by the array of state, grammar and private schools in the area. Take for instance Merryhills and Enfield Grammar School, both under a mile from the property.
Despite its abundance of greenery and rural environment, The Pump House holds a winning hand when it comes to outstanding location. For amenities, Cockfosters Underground Station (Piccadilly Line) is under 3-miles from the properties, making the London offerings easily accessible. For traveling further afield, the M25 is also less than 3-miles away and Heathrow and Gatwick airports are 35 and 70-miles respectively, making international travel simple.
In 1902 The Pump House was constructed to accommodate an increasing local population. In spite of the humble purpose of the building, Victorian trends dictated the use of exquisite materials and visually beautiful construction. Influenced by the Queen Anne style architecture, The Pump House proved to be no exception. Over a century later, this undeniably unique structure stands testament to a time of 'building glory' and resting proudly within its imposing natural surroundings. Sympathetically restored and preserved whilst brought firmly into the 21st century The Pump House is now fully equipped to continue writing pages of its history.
We've Noticed
Just an 18-minute walk will see residents at Trent Park, an area of Special Historic Interest due to its links to King Henry IV and his hunting grounds. Today, the park extends to 400-acres and is host to ornamental lakes, grassy meadows, a water garden and enchanting woodland - the perfect place for a family day out or romantic stroll.
Families will be well served by the array of state, grammar and private schools in the area. Take for instance Merryhills and Enfield Grammar School, both under a mile from the property.
Despite its abundance of greenery and rural environment, The Pump House holds a winning hand when it comes to outstanding location. For amenities, Cockfosters Underground Station (Piccadilly Line) is under 3-miles from the properties, making the London offerings easily accessible. For traveling further afield, the M25 is also less than 3-miles away and Heathrow and Gatwick airports are 35 and 70-miles respectively, making international travel simple.
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£66,250
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£999
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£1,250,000
3 bed house for sale
The Pump House, Hadley Road, Enfield, EN2
Formerly The West Wing of a Victorian Pump House now converted into a luxury residential dwelling in a private gated development, this unique property offers three double bedrooms, each with en-suite bathroom, laid out over five floors complete with private lift, media room or gym and underground parking and is lucisouly set among 2 acres of North London Parkland.
In 1902 The Pump House was constructed to accommodate an increasing local population. In spite of the humble purpose of the building, Victorian trends dictated the use of exquisite materials and visually beautiful construction. Influenced by the Queen Anne style architecture, The Pump House proved to be no exception. Over a century later, this undeniably unique structure stands testament to a time of 'building glory' and resting proudly within its imposing natural surroundings. Sympathetically restored and preserved whilst brought firmly into the 21st century The Pump House is now fully equipped to continue writing pages of its history.
We've Noticed
Just an 18-minute walk will see residents at Trent Park, an area of Special Historic Interest due to its links to King Henry IV and his hunting grounds. Today, the park extends to 400-acres and is host to ornamental lakes, grassy meadows, a water garden and enchanting woodland - the perfect place for a family day out or romantic stroll.
Families will be well served by the array of state, grammar and private schools in the area. Take for instance Merryhills and Enfield Grammar School, both under a mile from the property.
Despite its abundance of greenery and rural environment, The Pump House holds a winning hand when it comes to outstanding location. For amenities, Cockfosters Underground Station (Piccadilly Line) is under 3-miles from the properties, making the London offerings easily accessible. For traveling further afield, the M25 is also less than 3-miles away and Heathrow and Gatwick airports are 35 and 70-miles respectively, making international travel simple.
In 1902 The Pump House was constructed to accommodate an increasing local population. In spite of the humble purpose of the building, Victorian trends dictated the use of exquisite materials and visually beautiful construction. Influenced by the Queen Anne style architecture, The Pump House proved to be no exception. Over a century later, this undeniably unique structure stands testament to a time of 'building glory' and resting proudly within its imposing natural surroundings. Sympathetically restored and preserved whilst brought firmly into the 21st century The Pump House is now fully equipped to continue writing pages of its history.
We've Noticed
Just an 18-minute walk will see residents at Trent Park, an area of Special Historic Interest due to its links to King Henry IV and his hunting grounds. Today, the park extends to 400-acres and is host to ornamental lakes, grassy meadows, a water garden and enchanting woodland - the perfect place for a family day out or romantic stroll.
Families will be well served by the array of state, grammar and private schools in the area. Take for instance Merryhills and Enfield Grammar School, both under a mile from the property.
Despite its abundance of greenery and rural environment, The Pump House holds a winning hand when it comes to outstanding location. For amenities, Cockfosters Underground Station (Piccadilly Line) is under 3-miles from the properties, making the London offerings easily accessible. For traveling further afield, the M25 is also less than 3-miles away and Heathrow and Gatwick airports are 35 and 70-miles respectively, making international travel simple.